Tiger Woods seen back in Florida after DUI rehab stint in Switzerland

Afterward, Martin County sheriff's officials on the scene reported Woods' eyes were glassy and bloodshot with "extremely dilated" pupils. He agreed to take part in field sobriety tests, though bodycam videos from the scene showed he struggled to follow instructions and deputies described him as "sweating profusely." In arresting him, deputies found pills of hydrocodone, a prescription painkiller, in his pants pocket.

Woods twice breathed zeroes in tests for alcohol at Martin County Jail but refused to take a urine test.

Woods has been involved in two previous car crashes, both single-car incidents, one in November 2009 as he was pulling out of his Orlando-area home and one in 2021 in California that nearly cost him his right leg. It was his second DUI arrest after Jupiter police found him asleep at the wheel in May 2017.

The winner of 15 major golf tournaments and 82 PGA Tour events, Woods was attempting to recover from surgeries on his Achilles and back that caused him to miss the entire 2025 PGA Tour season. A few weeks before the crash, he took part in the final matches of the TGL indoor golf season in Palm Beach Gardens, just a few miles from his home. Playing in four-day tournaments has been difficult for about 15 years as Woods has battled chronic back pain, requiring several surgeries to extend his career.

Contributing: Will Greenlee, TCPalm; Tom D'Angelo, Palm Beach Post

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