India, March 30 -- The fallout from Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest may cost him the 2026 Masters, which begins on April 9. While the 50-year-old is yet to issue a statement and confirm his participation, there are some 'unwritten' rules that might come in play.

Woods was released from jail after posting bail. This came hours after his SUV met with an accident on Jupiter Island on Friday. He was charged on suspicion of DUI, his second such charge in six years.

Now, the question is: Will Tiger Woods make it to the 2026 Masters?

Unlike standard PGA Tour events, the Masters does not require players to officially commit by a fixed deadline. Invitees remain in the field unless they withdraw, meaning Woods could, in theory, decide whether to ...