Tiger Woods, 50, was arrested and charged with DUI after a crash near his Florida residence.
The car accident involved Woods' vehicle clipping a truck, flipping onto its side, but luckily, Woods escaped unharmed.
Authorities noted signs of impairment in Woods, who had previously been arrested for DUI in 2017.
Drug recognition experts found Woods 'lethargic,' suspecting medication or drugs in his system.
Woods refused a urine test, resulting in charges of DUI and refusal to submit to a test.
Despite no injuries, officials highlighted the potential severity of the crash, emphasizing the danger involved.
President Donald Trump expressed sympathy for Woods, calling him an 'amazing man.'
The incident adds to Woods' history of legal troubles and health challenges, despite his ongoing efforts to return to golf competition.
