Overview
- Police say Tiger Woods crashed an SUV on Jupiter Island, got out without serious injury, and was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence.
- Martin County authorities charged him with DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a test.
- Officials reported a negative breathalyzer for alcohol and said he refused to provide a urine sample, which is the test police use to check for drugs.
- Local NBC affiliate WPTV aired images showing the SUV on its side, and police announced a news briefing following the initial reports.
- Woods has not played since July 2024 and had been aiming for the Masters in April, a plan now in doubt given the crash and the new charges.