Tiger Woods DUI Case
Prosecutors dropped DUI charges against Tiger Woods on June 1, 2026, in Florida, after he agreed to enter a diversion program requiring a 10-hour traffic-offender course and one year of random drug and alcohol testing. As of July 2, 2026, a Florida judge authorized prosecutors to access Woods' medical records from Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital, which will be shared only with prosecutors, law enforcement, and his defense team. Woods had pleaded not guilty to the charges stemming from his March 27, 2026, rollover crash, where deputies found two pain pills in his pocket. His next court date is scheduled for August.
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July 2026 — 1 developments
Florida Judge Allows Prosecutors Access to Tiger Woods' Medical Records in DUI Case
A Florida judge has authorized prosecutors to access Tiger Woods' medical records from Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital in relation to his March 2026 DUI arrest. The records will be shared only with prosecutors, law enforcement, and Woods' defense team, and will not be released to the media. Woods has pleaded not guilty to the charges, and his next court date is scheduled for August.
June 2026 — 3 developments
Tiger Woods Makes First Public Appearance Since DUI Arrest, Legal Proceedings Continue
Tiger Woods made his first public appearance since his March 2026 DUI arrest, speaking at a PGA Tour press conference on June 23, 2026. A judge has ruled that prosecutors can access Woods' prescription medication records as part of the ongoing DUI case, with a subpoena set to be filed on June 30, 2026.
Tiger Woods DUI Case: Prosecutors to Subpoena Medical Records by June 30
Prosecutors intend to subpoena medical records from Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital, including patient statements on substance use and drug screen results, by June 30, 2026. This follows a previous unsuccessful attempt by Woods' defense to block access to his prescription records.
Tiger Woods avoids DUI conviction in Florida after agreeing to diversion program
Prosecutors have dropped the DUI charges against Tiger Woods, who has agreed to enter a diversion program. The program requires him to complete a 10-hour traffic-offender course and undergo random drug and alcohol testing for one year. This avoids a DUI conviction following his March 2026 arrest.
May 2026 — 3 developments
Tiger Woods DUI case: Court date set for July 7, legal team seeks dismissal
Tiger Woods has a court date scheduled for July 7, 2026, as his legal team reportedly works to have the DUI charge dropped. Woods maintains he was driving distractedly, and prosecutors can access his prescription drug records, though these will be shielded from public view. Woods recently returned to Florida after undergoing treatment following his March 27, 2026, arrest.
Tiger Woods returns to Florida after completing overseas treatment for DUI arrest
Tiger Woods returned to Florida on May 13, 2026, after completing an overseas treatment program for his March DUI arrest. He had been in Switzerland for several weeks for an intensive program.
Judge allows prosecutors access to Tiger Woods' prescription drug records in DUI case
A judge has ruled that Tiger Woods' prescription drug records can be handed over to prosecutors in his DUI case, despite his legal team's opposition. The judge granted the state's request for information about his prescription medication history from a specific pharmacy. This ruling comes after Woods' March 27 arrest following a rollover crash in Florida.
April 2026 — 2 developments
Prosecutors seek Tiger Woods' drug records in DUI investigation
Prosecutors are seeking Tiger Woods' prescription drug records as part of the DUI investigation following his March 27, 2026 arrest. Deputies found two pain pills in Woods' pocket after the rollover crash. Woods pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
Tiger Woods Pleads Not Guilty to DUI Charges, Seeks Treatment
Tiger Woods has pleaded not guilty to DUI charges stemming from his March 27, 2026, Florida rollover crash. His attorney entered the plea, and Woods has waived arraignment, opting for a jury trial. Woods also announced he is stepping away to seek treatment, making his participation in the upcoming Masters tournament uncertain.
March 2026 — 1 developments
Tiger Woods arrested for DUI after Florida crash, faces multiple charges
Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) following a single-vehicle rollover crash in Florida. He exhibited signs of impairment but refused a urine test after blowing a .000 on a breathalyzer. Woods is facing charges including DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a lawful test, marking a new legal challenge in his career.
March 2023 — 1 developments
Woods Undergoes Surgery for Achilles Tendon Rupture, Sidelined for Season
Woods underwent another surgery for an Achilles tendon rupture, which sidelined him for the remainder of the season. This injury added to his ongoing physical challenges and recovery process following his previous severe leg injuries.
April 2022 — 1 developments
Tiger Woods returns to professional competition at 2022 Masters
Tiger Woods made his return to professional competition at the 2022 Masters, approximately 14 months after his severe 2021 accident. Despite significant physical challenges and pain, he completed the tournament, finishing in 47th place.
February 2021 — 2 developments
Doctors considered amputating Tiger Woods' leg after 2021 crash
Following the severe 2021 crash, Woods' recovery was extensive, involving multiple surgeries and a lengthy rehabilitation period. Doctors reportedly considered amputation due to the severity of his leg and ankle injuries.
Woods seriously injured in single-vehicle rollover crash
Woods was involved in a serious single-vehicle rollover crash in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. He sustained severe injuries to his right leg and ankle, requiring emergency surgery and subsequent procedures. Investigators cited high speeds as a factor in the crash.
April 2019 — 1 developments
Tiger Woods wins fifth Masters title, 15th major championship
Tiger Woods achieved a significant comeback by winning his fifth Masters title, his 15th major championship. This victory came approximately one year and five months after he completed his plea deal for the reckless driving charge, marking a period of rehabilitation and return to competitive golf.
August 2017 — 1 developments
Toxicology Report Reveals Five Substances in Tiger Woods' System at Time of Arrest
A toxicology report released by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office detailed the presence of five substances in Woods' system at the time of his arrest: Vicodin, Dilaudid, Xanax, Ambien, and THC. The report indicated that this combination of prescription medications could cause unconsciousness, slowed breathing, and confusion.
June 2017 — 1 developments
Woods pleads guilty to reckless driving, avoids DUI conviction in plea deal
Woods was scheduled for an arraignment on the DUI charge. He later pleaded guilty to reckless driving as part of a diversion program to avoid a DUI conviction. This plea deal included 12 months of probation, a $250 fine, DUI education classes, and 50 hours of community service, with a prohibition on alcohol and drug use during probation.
May 2017 — 1 developments
Tiger Woods arrested on DUI suspicion in Florida
Tiger Woods was arrested in Jupiter, Florida, on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI). Police found him asleep at the wheel of his running Mercedes-Benz, parked awkwardly on the side of the road with damage. He exhibited slurred speech and struggled with sobriety tests, stating he had taken a mix of prescription medications. No alcohol was detected in his system, but toxicology reports later revealed the presence of Vicodin, Dilaudid, Xanax, and Ambien.