CBS Sports execs navigating Tiger Woods’ Masters minefield after latest DUI
By Christian Arnold
Published on March 31, 2026.
CBS Sports executives have declined to speculate on whether Tiger Woods will participate in the Masters, following his recent DUI arrest. The Masters will begin on Thursday, April 9, with CBS preparing to cover the event for the 71st consecutive year. During a press call with Jim Nantz, Trevor Immelman, Dottie Pepper and Sellers Shy, CBS Sports president David Berson answered a question about the appropriate way to cover Woods during the Masters. Berson emphasized that the focus of the news was on the safety of the team and not the injury of Woods.
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