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Tiger Woods has accepted a plea deal in his DUI case, resulting in a five-year suspension of his driving license. This may also prevent him from driving golf carts, which are classified as motor vehicles in Florida. Woods has been out of the public spotlight since his crash in March 2026 and is currently undergoing rehabilitation.
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Tiger Woods has accepted a plea deal in his DUI case, resulting in a five-year suspension of his driving license. This may also prevent him from driving golf carts, which are classified as motor vehicles in Florida. Woods has been out of the public spotlight since his crash in March 2026 and is currently undergoing rehabilitation.
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Tiger Woods Faces Driving Restrictions Following DUI Plea