Tiger Woods has checked into a clinic to get help for dealing with pain medication, and his agent is not sure how long he will be there.
Mark Steinberg of Excel Sports Management said he could not disclose the location of the in-patient treatment Woods is receiving or how long the golfer would be there. Woods said Monday night that he is receiving professional help to manage his medications and how he deals with pain and a sleep disorder.
Steinberg said Woods' May 29 arrest in Jupiter, Fla., on a DUI charge shook him up. He said he's proud of Woods for seeking help and that the objective is all about a healthy lifestyle more than playing golf again.
Woods said his arrest stemmed from a reaction to prescription medicine.