‘Incoherent’ driver found surrounded by Fireball whiskey after crashing onto golf course

She’s no tee-totalor.

An “incoherent” driver was allegedly found surrounded by empty Fireball whiskey bottles after she crashed her car onto a Florida golf course, authorities said.

Erika Mayer, 34, is accused of drunkenly driving her red Hyundai onto the Streamsong Golf Resort near Bowling Green last Thursday night.

Erika Mayer, 34, allegedly had a stash of open Fireball bottles in her car when she crashed in Florida. Polk County Sheriff’s Office

When Polk County Sheriff’s deputies found her sitting near the car shortly after she crashed, Mayer had allegedly tried to claim she hadn’t consumed any booze.

Deputies, however, noted she was “incoherent, unbalanced and had slurred speech” — and reeked of alcohol.

A search of her car uncovered a slew of empty bottles, including 21 open mini-bottles of Fireball whiskey and two finished bottles of 99 Brand liqueurs.

The driver insisted she hadn’t been drinking — despite reeking of booze, authorities said. Polk County Sheriff’s Office

An unopened 10-pack of Fireball was also stashed in the vehicle, deputies said.

She then allegedly refused to participate in field sobriety tests, arguing that she had been told by friends and social media that it was a bad idea to do them.

Mayer was arrested and charged with DUI, DUI with property damage and refusing a DUI test.