Tiger Woods told first responders to his March 27 rollover crash that he hoped to play in the Masters, per multiple reports citing body camera footage ​released by the Martin County, Fla., Sheriff's Office Thursday.

Bodycam footage from Tiger Woods' DUI arrest showed him telling officers he was hoping to play in the Masters before his rollover crash in Florida.

Masters legend Nick Faldo harshly criticized Tiger Woods and the PGA Tour over Woods' DUI car crash in a recent media call.

Tiger Woods was clearly planning to make a comeback at The Masters prior to his DUI arrest -- something he told an officer right at the crash scene last week.

Tiger Woods was looking to make a comeback at The Masters before his DUI arrest on Friday. Woods made the remarks during an exchange with cops shortly after he wrecked his Range Rover SUV, according to bodycam footage viewed by The Post.

Woods shared a post on social media, saying: "I know and understand the seriousness of the situation I find myself today. I am stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on my health.

Tiger Woods seemingly hoped the officers who arrested him at the scene of his March 27 rollover crash were golf fans hoping to see him play in the Masters again. According to bodycam footage of the incident reviewed by People on Thursday,

Tiger Woods was clearly planning to make a comeback at The Masters prior to his DUI arrest -- something he told an officer right at the crash scene last week. TMZ Sports obtained body cam footage of the exchange with responders on March 27 in Florida