Tiger Woods Pleads ‘No Contest’ In Florida DUI Rollover Crash Case

The move came five months after the legendary golfer was involved in a rollover crash that led to charges of driving under the influence.

Tiger Woods struck a plea deal in a Florida DUI rollover crash case.

On Tuesday Woods appeared in court where a judge said the state amended a charge to willful, wanton reckless driving second offense, adjudication of guilt that carried a $1,000 fine. The second charge was amended to a careless driving citation.

Each charge will carry a five-year driver’s license suspension that will run concurrently. Woods pleaded no contest to the amended charges.

The move came five months after the legendary golfer was involved in a rollover crash that led to charges of driving under the influence and refusal to submit to testing.