Tiger Woods hit with five-year driving ban in last-minute Florida DUI plea

Golf star Tiger Woods’ Florida DUI case was resolved in a last‑minute plea that reduced the DUI charge to reckless driving and a first refusal to submit to a lawful chemical test, with a five‑year driving ban running concurrently with $1,500 in fines ($1,000 for the first charge and $500 for the second). A stern judge warned that any future driving could land him back in jail as Woods appeared in Martin County Court with attorney Douglas Duncan and girlfriend Vanessa Trump, in a case stemming from a March rollover crash and his rehab stint in Switzerland.