Tiger Woods Says He's Seeking Treatment After DUI Arrest

Wood’s car flipped onto its side after clipping the other vehicle and he was able to “crawl out of the passenger door of the car,” per the sheriff. 

While officers on scene did not report any injuries, they determined that Woods “did exemplify signs of impairment,” Budensiek said. However, he noted that investigators were not “suspicious of alcohol being involved in this case.”

“Mr. Woods did a breathalyzer test, blew triple zeros, but when it came time for us to ask for a urinalysis test, he refused,” the sheriff continued. “There is a Florida statute which he will be charged with for refusing to take that test, but we will never get definitive results as to what he was impaired on at the time of the crash.” 

While responding to the scene of the crash, deputies discovered two white pills they believe to be hydrocodone opioid pain medication in his left pant pocket, per an arrest affidavit obtained by E! News. 

Years before the athlete’s collision in the Sunshine State, he was involved in a single-vehicle crash in Los Angeles where he suffered serious leg injuries. 

At the time, he was traveling more than 40 miles per hour over the speed limit. According to a collision report obtained by E! News, Woods was knocked unconscious during the accident and suffered injuries listed as "laceration to the lower front jaw, bruised right and left rib cage, fractured right tibia and fibula, possible right ankle injury." 

He underwent a three-week hospital stay and multiple surgeries as a result of his injuries.

"I've had some hard days and tough setbacks," he told Golf Digest in November 2021, "but I keep progressing and I'm able to walk again."

Since then, Woods has returned to golf. Prior to his latest crash, he competed in the TGL Finals in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., March 24.

Read on to look back at Tiger’s golf career.