Tiger Woods Arrested After Crash; Prescription Painkillers Found in His Possession

Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of DUI following a crash in Martin County where he failed multiple sobriety tests. The incident occurred when Woods, distracted by his phone and radio, collided with another vehicle, causing his SUV to roll over. During the arrest, deputies discovered hydrocodone pills in his pocket, although Woods claimed he had not consumed alcohol. This incident adds to Woods' troubled history with driving and substance use, raising concerns about his participation in the upcoming Masters Tournament. Woods, who has undergone numerous surgeries, displayed signs of impairment during the tests conducted while seated, and he refused a urine test for controlled substances.

Key Details: • Crash occurred on Friday; Woods was arrested at approximately 3:12 p.m. • Hydrocodone, a prescription opioid, was found in Woods' pants pocket. • Woods has a history of driving incidents, including a 2017 DUI arrest. • He is uncertain about his return to competitive golf due to physical limitations.