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Tiger Woods arrested on suspicion of DUI after Florida crash
Woods was taken into custody after a single-vehicle crash in Martin County; breath tests showed no alcohol while deputies reported suspected drug or medication impairment, and legal and golf commitments are now uncertain.
Mar 29th 2026 · United States
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- Woods was arrested in Martin County, Florida, after his Land Rover clipped a truck trailer and rolled, and he spent eight hours in jail.
- He faces charges of driving while intoxicated, damage to property and refusal to submit a urine test.
- A breath test showed no alcohol but deputies said he appeared lethargic and suspected impairment from drugs or medication.
- By declining the urine test, officials lack definitive on-scene toxicology results.
- This is Woods’ second DUI-related arrest in nine years and his fourth car crash since 2009.
- The arrest puts near-term golf plans in doubt, including his prospects for the Masters and a decision on 2027 Ryder Cup captaincy.