Tiger Woods avoided jail but faces a five-year license suspension and $1,500 fine after pleading to reckless driving stemming from a March rollover crash where he showed signs of impairment—despite a clean breathalyzer. The judge warned that any future driving could mean prison, underscoring a pattern of dangerous incidents including a 2017 DUI arrest and a 2021 LA crash that injured others. Now, after rehab in Switzerland, Woods is actively working on his health, with this legal outcome serving as a critical turning point—if he stays sober and out of the driver’s seat for five years, it could be the most important win of his life.
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