Woods pleads no contest to reduced reckless driving charge, five-year license suspension

Tiger Woods pled no contest to a reduced careless/reckless driving charge in a Florida court for the March Jupiter crash; he had previously faced DUI and testing-refusal charges. The incident left no injuries, a Breathalyzer was negative, and he refused a urine test. It is noted as his second reckless driving offense, resulting in a five-year driver’s license suspension and about $1,961 in fines. He attended the hearing with his girlfriend Vanessa Trump and has said he is seeking health treatment; his last PGA Tour appearance was in 2024.