New Details Emerge in Tiger Woods Rollover Car Crash, DUI Arrest

Rolling Stone • March 31, 2026 • sports

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Tiger Woods was charged with DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a urinalysis test following a rollover crash in Florida on March 27, according to an arrest affidavit.
Woods reportedly looked down at his phone to change the radio station just before colliding with a trailer, causing his Range Rover to roll onto its driver’s side.
Police noted Woods appeared lethargic, was sweating profusely, limped, and stumbled, and he admitted to taking hydrocodone pills, though he passed a breathalyzer test and denied alcohol use.
Woods complied with field sobriety tests but needed repeated instructions and refused a urinalysis, leaving the exact substances in his system unknown.
The incident adds to Woods’ history of prescription drug struggles and DUI-related issues; his first court date is set for April 23.