Tiger Woods makes first public appearance since DUI arrest

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Tiger Woods made his first public appearance since his DUI arrest in March, introducing PGA Tour Commissioner Brian Rolapp at a news conference on June 23 in Cromwell, Conn., to roll out the new PGA Tour schedule format that will begin in the 2028 season.

Woods is the chairman of the PGA Tour's Future Competitions Committee. He introduced Rolapp and made a brief statement saying that the new two-tiered scheduling format is "thinking boldly of the game we love."

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"His leadership has been tremendous," Rolapp said about Woods and his work on the committee.

Woods issued a post on his X site that said he was "honored to stand alongside [Rolapp] ... as we announce the PGA Tour's new model for 2028 and beyond. This is an exciting moment for the game of golf. It has been a privilege to lead the Future Competitions Committee."

Honored to stand alongside @brianrolapp today at the @TravelersChamp as we announce the @PGATOUR 's new model for 2028 and beyond. This is an exciting moment for the game of golf.
It has been a privilege to lead the Future Competition Committee and I am proud of the work we have… https://t.co/ERD16AkuJV

— Tiger Woods (@TigerWoods) June 23, 2026

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Tiger Woods appears in public at PGA Tour news conference

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