Jason Day, the Australian golfer, expressed his disappointment regarding Tiger Woods' recent DUI charge, labeling Woods' decision to drive under the influence as 'selfish.' Woods was arrested on March 27 after crashing his vehicle near his home in Jupiter Island, Florida. Following this incident, he has reportedly entered rehab in Switzerland. Day, who referred to Woods as his hero, acknowledged the difficulties of dealing with addiction and the physical pain stemming from Woods' numerous surgeries. He noted that while Woods may feel invincible due to his golfing prowess, he should not have driven under the influence. Day expressed hope for Woods' recovery, emphasizing the importance of his presence in the golf community and the impact of his absence during the Masters tournament. He also reflected on the challenges of being a public figure and the isolation that can accompany fame, wishing for Woods to emerge stronger from this ordeal.