Tiger Woods is in big trouble.

Woods was arrested for DUI in Florida Friday after crashing into the back of a pickup truck and flipping his Land Rover on its side.

This is the second DUI, both the result of taking medication and driving at a very high rate of speed.

This incident comes just days before the coveted Masters tournament

tees off in Augusta, Georgia.

Certainly there's gonna have to be accountability.

Rich, what are your thoughts on Tiger Woods

and his recent suspicion of DUI arrest?

This is a question that many people have reached out to me for comment. And because

the recent solo episode that I did was so popular, I thought I'd take the opportunity to share

a few thoughts, not to pass judgment on Tiger Woods or to take his inventory,

but to elucidate a greater understanding of addiction. There's a couple aspects of this incident

that stand out to me. The first of which was that it took place at, I believe, 2 p.m. in the afternoon, so in

broad daylight, he volunteered for a breathalyzer and passed that test, but refused a urine

test and appeared by all accounts to be impaired. You can watch the video online. It's pretty clear

that he was impaired at the moment of his arrest.

And of course, this is not the first time. In 2009, he collided with a fire hydrant. That was his

first fall from grace. In 2017, he was arrested under the suspicion of DUI. I believe he was

found asleep behind the wheel of his parked car.

And what's interesting about that incident is that he claimed that he was taking medication

to manage his pain from spinal fusion surgery.

An alift procedure of the L5 and S-1.

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