Tiger Woods, the world-renowned golfer, will revise his court plea on Wednesday, five months after a Florida crash that culminated in a DUI arrest.
Police records confirm the hearing is set in Martin County, where the driver was apprehended shortly after a car rolled over in March. Although he passed a breathalyzer test, Woods declined further drug screening.
In his initial court appearance, Woods entered a not‑guilty plea on misdemeanor DUI and refusal‑to‑drug‑test charges. Now he seeks treatment and has expressed remorse on social media.
Body‑camera footage released by authorities shows Woods calmly kneeling after the collision, warning officers with the line, “I looked down at my phone, and all of a sudden, boom.” No casualties were reported, and the incident appears to have left him with only minor physical distress.
An investigation uncovered two white pills in Woods’ pocket, identified as hydrocodone, a prescription opioid. Earlier that morning, he admits to taking several prescriptions, though the exact details remain unshared.
This arrest is his second suspicion of driving under the influence in the United States, and the upcoming plea could signal further legal or personal steps toward recovery.
