Tiger Woods Accepts Plea Deal in Florida DUI Case, Faces Five-Year License Suspension

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to amended Florida DUI charges after a March rollover; prosecutors reduced counts to willful, wanton reckless driving (second offense) with a $1,000 fine and a separate careless driving charge, with both carrying a five-year driver’s license suspension to run concurrently. The case follows his rollover on Jupiter Island, where a Breathalyzer was negative but he refused a urine test and deputies noted impairment from pain pills. Woods had sought treatment earlier and appeared in court with his girlfriend Vanessa Trump, signaling a commitment to recovery.