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Tiger Woods in car accident; car rolled over in Florida crash

Golf star Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover car accident in Florida on Friday afternoon, according to local outlets. The crash happened in Jupiter Island, Fla., near 281 Beach Road just after 2 p.

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Tiger Woods pleads not guilty for DUI charge after rollover crash

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The Masters makes decision on Tiger Woods after car accident

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Tiger Woods announces he’s stepping away to seek treatment following DUI arrest

Tiger Woods announced Tuesday that he’s stepping away from the spotlight “for a period of time” to seek treatment and focus on his health following his DUI arrest last week.

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Tiger Woods breaks silence after DUI arrest

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Tiger Woods stepping away from golf to 'seek treatment' following DUI arrest

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Tiger Woods Breaks Silence With First Message Since DUI Arrest

In the arrest affidavit released by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday morning, officers described Woods as "lethargic," and reported two hydrocodone pills found in his pocket.

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Tiger Woods says he’ll step away to seek treatment after not guilty plea to DUI charge

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Tiger Woods arrest details: Struggled following directions after crash

ESPN Is Blaming Two Things For Tiger Woods' Downfall

Tiger Woods' DUI arrest on Friday is just the latest in a string of rough incidents for the 50-year-old PGA Tour star. The 15-time major champion was arrested on suspicion of DUI in Jupiter Island, Florida on Friday.

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Masters Tournament voices support for Tiger Woods amid personal struggle

The 2026 Masters Tournament is set to tee off on Thursday, April 9, at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. But while the first major tournament of the year is right around the corner, there has been something else in the headlines.

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Donald Trump speaks out on Tiger Woods’ recovery: ‘He lives a life of pain’

Tiger Woods has had a rough few weeks, and now he’s getting a little backup from an unexpected source: President Donald Trump. In an interview with the "New York Post", Trump said that he’s spoken to Woods since the golfer’s February 27 crash and DUI arrest.