Woods avoids DUI label, accepts no-contest on reckless driving in Florida crash

Golf great Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge linked to a March rollover crash on Jupiter Island, with his DUI charge reduced; his license will be suspended for five years. Prosecutors said toxicologists found insufficient proof of impairment and noted Woods had developed a pharmacological tolerance. He also pleaded no contest to refusing testing and was fined $1,500. No injuries were reported, and Woods appeared at the hearing with Vanessa Trump.