Tiger Woods is undergoing treatment in Switzerland after his DUI arrest on March 27, during which cops found hydrocodone pills in the golf legend’s pocket . He had been hoping to play in the Masters at the time, but now it’s unclear when, or if, he’ll return. He won’t play in next week’s PGA Championship, and he almost certainly will miss next month’s U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton. “I’d be super surprised,” USGA CEO Mike Whan told Sports Illustrated regarding whether Woods could make it to the U.S. Open. “It would be wonderful for the event, and if he was ready, it would be wonderful for him.  Tiger Woods’ mugshot from his March 27, 2026 DUI arrest. via REUTERS “Obviously what he’s going through is much bigger than golf. He’s proven before that when he puts his mind to something, he’s going to be great at it. I’m sure he has a lot of years to play USGA championships. I don’t think he’s going to play in any 2026 USGA championship. If he ends up playing in USGA championships, great.…