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Tiger Woods pleads no contest to reckless driving charge over rollover crash in Florida
KSL News • • general
Key Points:
- Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge following a March rollover crash near his Florida home, with his driver's license suspended for five years.
- Woods initially faced a DUI charge but agreed to a reduced charge; he tested negative on a Breathalyzer but refused a urine test after the accident.
- The crash occurred when Woods' SUV clipped a truck and rolled over; no injuries were reported, but the truck sustained $5,000 in damage.
- Woods has a history of car crashes and surgeries impacting his golf career, leading to multiple leaves from the tour and recent inpatient treatment.
- He made a public appearance in June to discuss PGA Tour schedule changes and remains chairman of the tour's Future Competition Committee.
