Woods had said earlier in the week he was trying to get in shape for the Masters on April 9-12, though that was looking unlikely.
WASHINGTON — Tiger Woods got out of jail and into the passenger seat of a dark SUV, his face as vacant as his mug shot as he was driven away to a future again filled with so much uncertainty.
The next step legally is facing charges of driving while intoxicated, damage to property and refusal to submit to a urine test, which led to him spending eight hours Friday in the Martin
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