Tiger Woods Charged With DUI After Rollover Car Crash

Tiger Woods has been charged with driving under the influence after striking another vehicle and rolling his Land Rover in Jupiter Island, Florida on Friday, authorities said. During a news conference held by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, an official said police responded on Friday to an incident involving a pickup truck pulling a pressure cleaner trailer and a Land Rover driven by Woods. Woods had rolled his vehicle after clipping the backend of the trailer, said the official, and was arrested for DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test — Woods refused a urinalysis, according to police.

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While Woods and the other driver involved did not appear to be injured, the official noted that the incident just occurred hours ago. Woods is currently being held for at least eight hours before he can be released on bond. Reps for Woods did not immediately respond to Rolling Stone ‘s request for comment.

This was at least the third time the golf great has been involved in a car crash. In February 2021, his SUV ran off a coastal road in Los Angeles and the incident led to multiple leg and ankle injuries. In May 2017, Woods was arrested and charged with suspicion of a DUI near his home in Jupiter and was found to have taken multiple medications for what he said were to treat pain from one of his seven back surgeries.