Tiger Woods’s Accident: DUI Charges, Masters Possibilities, and Everything We Know So Far

When officers reached the scene on Jupiter Island, the SUV had rolled over and Woods was near the sidewalk in golf attire. Later, as officers approached him, he showed signs of impairment. While the breathalyzer test did not detect any alcohol in his system, a subsequent urinalysis was rejected by Woods.

Speaking about the same, Sheriff Budensiek said, “We know we arrested a high-profile figure. I’m not trying to dramatize it. But it doesn’t matter who you are; if you break the law, we’re going to follow the law. It’s a really easy path to take. As far as being in the jail, we’re going to make sure he’s safe. We’re not going to put him in general population. He’s not going to be with other inmates that could hurt him or try to capitalize on what he did.”

It’s Also Put His Masters Participation In Jeopardy

Fortunately, Woods did not face any injuries. It’s the fourth serious automobile incident since 2009. The 2021 Los Angeles crash nearly cost him his leg and seven back surgeries. Due to a ruptured Achilles tendon, he’s played just 11 tournaments across five seasons.