Tiger Woods' private jet lands in Switzerland after DUI arrest

A private jet owned by Tiger Woods landed in Zurich, Switzerland, in the early morning hours of Friday, April 3, a possible sign of where the PGA Tour legend will seek treatment following his DUI arrest in Florida, multiple news sites reported. It has not been reported whether Woods was on the airplane. Woods was arrested March 27 by Martin County Sheriff’s deputies on a DUI charge after he crawled out of his rolled-over vehicle following a two-vehicle crash on Jupiter Island, where he owns a home.

The 50-year-old golfer was released from jail eight hours later on a $1,150 bail. More: Jack Nicklaus concerned for Tiger Woods: 'We all want to help him' More: Did Tiger Woods talk to President Trump immediately after the crash? Woods refused to submit to urine test charges following the wreck.

Martin County sheriff’s deputies said Woods was not under the influence of alcohol but deputies determined he was impaired at the time of the rollover crash. Deputies said Woods was "sweating profusely" and "lethargic and slow" while speaking, according to the arrest affidavit. Then, a deputy observed Woods' eyes to be "bloodshot and glassy" and his pupils "extremely dilated" as he spoke with officers.

Deputies gave Woods several exercises to test for impairment and on each test, he had to be reminded to follow directions, the affidavit states. More: Tiger Woods still hoped to play the Masters after rollover crash More: Darryl Strawberry warns Tiger Woods 'the enemy is trying to kill him' A search of Woods' pants pockets revealed two pills that were determined to be hydrocodone, a strong opioid painkiller used to treat severe pain. On Tuesday, March 31, Woods entered a not-guilty plea filed by attorney Douglas Duncan, who also represented the 15-time golf major champion in a 2017 DUI arrest case in Palm Beach County.