Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest: New Footage, Rehab, & Masters Absence

0:00On April 2nd, Body Camera footage just dropped from Tiger Woods' DUI arrest after that wild rollover crash in Florida on March 27th, too. 1026 The video catches deputies testing him for sobriety right there on Jupiter Island where his SUV flipped trying to pass a truck. No booze on the breathalyzer, but he refused the urine test and they found hydrocodone pills in his pocket. Woods got charged with DUI causing property damage and booked that same Friday before posting bail. Earlier this week, he waved a raiment and entered a not guilty plea in Martin County Court. In the footage, Woods admits looking at his phone and messing with the radio, explaining he takes prescription meds, but no illegal stuff. Deputies noted his glassy eyes, super dilated pupils, and sluggish moves, even as he stayed chatty, leading them to cuff him for impaired faculties, from some unknown substance. Woods and the golf world hit paws, with no one hurt in the crash, but shock rippling

1:00through the sport. Woods opened up about stepping back to seek treatment, calling a key for his well-being and recovery. The PGA tour backed him fully, keeping their eyes on his health over everything else. New court docs show a judge greenlit his travel outside the U.S. for inpatient rehab starting right away. That means he's sitting out the master's tournament kicking off April 9th, shifting focus from fairways to fixing his path forward. As Tiger prioritizes healing amid the legal heat, the golf scene rallies around one of its legends, watching how this chapter plays out. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.