Following his recent DUI arrest and dramatic rollover crash in Florida, Tiger Woods' inner circle is reportedly sounding the alarm, urging the 50-year-old golf legend to face reality and change his ways.
According to an insider who spoke with People magazine, Woods' friends are growing increasingly worried about his behavior and overall state of mind. "Tiger has yet to look in the mirror and say, 'You're 50 years old and need to act like it,'" the source revealed.
The source claims that the 15-time major champion is surrounded by enablers who continue to profit from his legendary status and immense talent. Behind closed doors, however, Woods is reportedly battling deep frustration and depression stemming from his mounting physical injuries and advancing age. While he continues to harbor ambitions of competing in prestigious tournaments like the Masters, those closest to him believe he desperately needs to accept his current physical limitations.
The renewed concern from his camp follows a frightening incident last Friday, in which Woods completely flipped his Range Rover. The Martin County Sheriff's Department in Jupiter, Florida, arrested the golfer for driving under the influence after he reportedly clipped the back of a pickup truck while speeding down a two-lane road. Authorities also noted that the golf icon refused to submit to a urine test after the collision.
Despite the alarming circumstances, the insider emphasized that Woods still has a strong foundation of goodwill waiting for him if he chooses to confront his reality. "Once he does that, he should be better off because people do like Tiger," the source added. "He is a good person."