Woods pleads guilty after arriving at court with girlfriend Vanessa

Tiger Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving and refusal to submit to a lawful test, receiving a five-year license suspension as part of a deal with prosecutors. The charges stem from his March DUI arrest in Florida, where he crashed his car and was found with opioid tablets, admitting he was distracted by his phone. This legal resolution adds to a history of driving-related incidents for Woods, including a 2017 DUI and a 2009 crash.

• Tiger Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
• He received a five-year license suspension as part of a deal with prosecutors.
• The plea follows his March DUI arrest in Florida, where he crashed his car and was found with opioid tablets.
• Woods admitted to looking at his phone and changing the radio at the time of the collision.
• This incident is the fourth major driving-related event in Woods’s adult life.
• Previous incidents include a 2017 DUI where he was found unconscious and impaired by various medications, and a 2009 crash that led to public scrutiny of his personal life.
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