Tiger Woods' License Suspended After Reckless Driving Plea

Tiger Woods’ driver’s license has been suspended for five years following a plea agreement reached during a hearing at the Martin County Courthouse in Florida. Woods, 50, pleaded no contest to amended charges of reckless driving and refusing to submit to a lawful test, avoiding jail time.

The case stems from a March incident where Woods was driving his dark Land Rover at high speed on a narrow residential road, resulting in a rollover collision near his Jupiter Island home. Although he escaped injury, deputies noted signs of impairment, and while a breathalyzer test showed no alcohol, two hydrocodone painkiller pills were found in his pocket.

Initially arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) with property damage, the charge was reduced to reckless driving after Woods cooperated and completed an inpatient treatment program abroad. The judge warned that any violation of the license suspension would lead to immediate jail time.

This incident marks Woods' fourth major vehicle-related issue, following previous crashes and arrests.