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Tiger Woods can't drive for five years after a Florida plea
Tiger Woods walked out of a Martin County courtroom without a license for five years. Golf Digest flagged the plea in the DUI case from his crash earlier this year. The charge was reduced, the no-contest plea stuck, and the judge said there are no exceptions. This is a legal outcome, not a tournament result, and the tweet is not a full docket recap.
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Tiger Woods can't drive for five years after a Florida plea
Open originalGolf Digest posted that Tiger Woods had his driver's license suspended for five years after a plea deal in his DUI case from a car accident earlier this year. Martin County reporting says he pleaded no contest after the original DUI-related charge was reduced, and the judge imposed a five-year suspension with no exceptions. That is a legal outcome, not a leaderboard.
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