Tiger Woods To Change Plea in DUI Case Following March Crash
Tiger Woods is set to change his plea regarding a DUI charge from a March 2026 rollover crash in Florida. The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, five months after his arrest.
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Tiger Woods has entered a plea agreement for a reckless driving charge linked to a rollover crash near his Florida home in March, after initially being charged with driving under the influence (DUI). A judge imposed a five-year suspension of his driving license, while Woods was found to have $5,000 in damage to another vehicle and admitted to looking at his phone before the accident. This incident marks one of four crashes in Woods' history, further complicating his career, which has already been affected by multiple surgeries and dependency on pain medication.
Tiger Woods is changing his plea in court related to a driving under the influence charge stemming from a rollover crash in Florida that occurred in March 2026. Although he passed a breathalyzer test, Woods had declined further testing for drugs, leading to his initial not guilty plea to misdemeanor charges. No injuries were reported in the crash, but two white pills identified as hydrocodone were found in Woods' pocket, and this incident is his second arrest for DUI.