Tiger Woods rollover crash: His history of auto accidents, incidents
The crash involving Tiger Woods occurred just after 2 p.m. in the 200 block of Beach Road on Jupiter Island, officials said.
Tiger Woods' condition is unknown after the golf great was involved in a rollover crash on Jupiter Island. The crash, which occurred in Martin County in the town where he lives, occurred just after 2 p. m.
on March 27. The incident is under investigation and Sheriff John Budensiek is expected to update the situation at 5 p. m.
Woods, 50, has been working hard to return to competitive golf after back surgery in October. The 15-time major champion swung a golf club competitively for the first time just three days before the crash during the TGL Finals . Woods' career has been defined by injuries, surgeries and accidents, including a rollover accident in Southern California five years ago in which he nearly lost his leg.
Woods suffered severe, career-threatening injuries to his right leg and ankle, including compound, open fractures of the tibia and fibula. The injuries required a rod insertion, along with screws and pins for foot and ankle trauma, plus a fasciotomy for swelling. Woods returned 14 months later for the Masters, finishing 47th.