Tiger Woods is reportedly continuing his rehabilitation at a specialist facility in Switzerland, where he is expected to remain until the end of June, while supporting his girlfriend Vanessa Trump following her breast cancer diagnosis. A source told PEOPLE that Woods is 'doing the best he can' amid the pressures of his own recovery and upcoming legal issues.
The source said the original plan for Woods to undergo three months of rehab remains on track unless something major changes. The insider noted that the combination of healing and legal challenges has created 'a great deal of stress' for the 15-time major winner.
Despite the distance, Woods and Trump remain close, with the source describing them as 'a solid couple who have been there for the other.' They reportedly talk regularly and share their lives, with Woods described as a 'caring family guy' who is supportive of Trump during her treatment.
Woods is also said to be determined to return to golf, though no timeline has been set. The source explained that he needs to manage his pain and maintain a fitness routine to play seriously again, which could be challenging but is something he wants.
The couple confirmed their relationship publicly in March 2025 after months of speculation. Trump is the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., while Woods remains one of the most famous figures in world sport following his extraordinary comeback career and 2019 Masters victory.
Woods has faced numerous health setbacks in recent years, including a devastating car crash in 2021 that required multiple surgeries, and ongoing physical problems affecting his back and legs.
