Overview
- Tiger Woods, who crashed in Martin County on Friday, was booked and charged with driving under the influence of substances.
- Deputies say he attempted a high‑speed pass, hit a truck’s trailer, and rolled his vehicle, with no injuries reported to either party.
- He blew 0.000 on a breath test at the scene but refused to give a urine sample, and the sheriff said he showed signs of drug impairment.
- He faces counts for DUI involving substances, property damage, and refusing a lawful test under state procedures.
- Authorities have not reported a statement from his team, and the incident follows his 2017 DUI-related arrest and his serious 2021 rollover crash in California.