Tiger Woods' absence from the Masters was widely discussed at Augusta National due to his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence, which led to criticism from Jason Day. Florida authorities found two painkiller pills in Woods' pocket when his Land Rover hit a trailer and flipped on its side on a residential street. This is the second consecutive year that Woods has missed the Masters due to health issues. Day, who reached No. 1 in the world a decade ago, expressed sympathy for Woods' situation and said it was unfortunate that he was driving while possibly under influence. Woods entered a plea of not guilty last week and was granted a motion to seek treatment outside the country. Since his last Masters win, Woods has had several surgeries, including surgeries on his leg and ankle.