Tiger Woods DUI Arrest: Impairment Signs & Masters Controversy

0:00On March 31, Tiger Woods got arrested for DUI after crashing his land rover on a Florida road last week and the deputies report just dropped with. Key details. He was going fast, looked down at his phone, fiddled with the radio, clipped a truck and flipped the car. Cops found two white hydrocodone pills in his pocket, a pain med tied to the opioid crisis. Woods has endured seven back surgeries and more than 20 leg operations over the years, dealing with everything from torn ligaments to arthritis. He admitted to taking prescription meds like bikadine and at the scene, he was sweating heavy, moving slow with bloodshot glassy eyes and dilated, pupils. Field sobriety tests didn't go well. He needed instructions repeated and couldn't nail the exercises. Breath tests at jail showed zero alcohol, but he skipped the urine test, which Florida law now makes prosecutable on its own. Legal folks say prosecutors can lean on deputy testimony, videos from body cams in jail,

1:00plus those impairment signs to build a case, even without. Lab proof. Defense might hit back on no hard science. This hits right as Woods moles playing the master's starting April 9th. He's a lifetime invite as a champ, but his agent's quiet, along with the PGA, tour, leaving everyone watching his next move, pop culture, power by AI. This is entertainment and celebrity news today.