Tiger Woods’ DUI charges: What we know — and why the urine test refusal matters

Golf legend Tiger Woods says he is stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment following a rollover car crash in Florida late last week.
USA Today

Tiger Woods' DUI case: Will his fame lead to special treatment?

Tiger Woods entered a not guilty plea to DUI charges and requested a jury trial. Legal experts believe a plea bargain is likely, which would help Woods avoid jail time. Woods' defense may argue his ...
Yahoo! Sports

'They Have No Case': Why an Expert Says Tiger Woods' Crash DUI Charge Likely Won't Stick

"They have no case, no DUI case. Period, full stop," says longtime South Florida defense attorney Robert Reiff about the charge stemming from Tiger Woods' recent crash. On March 27, 2026, Tiger Woods ...
The Baltimore Sun

Woods refused DUI urine test; why change in Florida law could mean jail time

A new Florida DUI law is drawing attention after golfer Tiger Woods refused to take a urine test after his recent arrest. Deputies say Woods showed signs of impairment after crashing his vehicle on ...