Tiger Woods will travel outside the US for inpatient medical treatment after a Florida judge approved the request following his recent arrest and rollover crash.The golfer faces charges including driving under the influence and refusing a lawful test after crashing his Land Rover into a pickup truck near Jupiter Island.Attorney Douglas Duncan entered a not guilty plea for Woods, who has since withdrawn from the Masters Tournament to focus on a recovery program for his health.While Judge
Darren Steele granted the travel motion, Woods must still attend future court dates related to the misdemeanor charges and property damage.