Tiger Woods had his driver's license suspended for five years following a plea deal with prosecutors in Martin County, Florida. This agreement allowed Woods to evade imprisonment while resolving a prior reckless driving charge dating back to March 2026.
Appearing at the Martin County Courthouse, Woods altered his plea to no contest for a reduced charge of reckless driving, his second such offense. The golfing icon also faced a charge of refusal to submit to a lawful test, while initially pleading not guilty to misdemeanor driving under the influence with property damage.
In the resolution, the DUI charge against Woods was dropped, and he was found guilty of reckless driving, leading to a ,000 fine. Additionally, a 0 fine was imposed for the refusal charge. Woods was also convicted of careless driving, resulting in dual five-year license suspensions running concurrently.
Judge Darren Steele warned Woods that any driving infraction would result in immediate imprisonment, emphasizing public safety. Woods has a 30-day window for appealing the ruling.
