Tiger Woods receives five-year Florida license suspension after no-contest plea

New York Post • 02 sept. 23h32

A Florida court suspended Tiger Woods' driver’s license for five years after a reckless-driving plea, though state officials say he can continue to drive golf carts on private courses.

NBC News • 02 sept. 13h53

Tiger Woods accepted a plea deal that reduced DUI charges to reckless driving, resulting in a five-year license suspension and a $1,500 fine.

AP News • 02 sept. 13h27

Tiger Woods entered a no-contest plea to a reckless-driving charge in Florida and was ordered to have his driver’s license suspended for five years.

USA Today • 02 sept. 13h27

The golfer entered a no-contest plea to reckless-driving charges in Florida, resulting in a $1,500 fine and a five-year driver’s license suspension.

The New York Times • 02 sept. 13h17

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reduced reckless-driving charges and will have his driver’s license suspended for five years, avoiding jail time after a March crash in Florida.

KSL News • 02 sept. 13h05

Tiger Woods entered a no-contest plea to a reckless driving charge after a March rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home, resulting in a five-year driver’s license suspension.

Sun Sentinel • 02 sept. 12h59

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to a reckless-driving charge stemming from a March rollover crash in Florida and received a five-year driver’s-license suspension.

Fox News • 02 sept. 12h47

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to amended reckless driving charges in Florida, resulting in a $1,000 fine and a five-year driver’s license suspension.

AP News • 02 sept. 08h17

Court filings indicate the golfer will request a different plea from his earlier not-guilty plea in the March DUI incident on Jupiter Island, with a hearing set for Wednesday.

Yahoo Sports • 02 sept. 01h13

Court documents indicate the golfer will alter his not-guilty plea in a DUI case stemming from a March rollover crash in Martin County, Florida.

BBC • 02 sept. 00h26

The golfer will appear in Martin County court on Wednesday to seek a change of plea after being charged with DUI and refusal to submit to testing following a March rollover crash.

Page Six • 01 sept. 22h23

The golfer will appear Wednesday to amend his not-guilty plea in a March DUI case after a rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida.

New York Post • 01 sept. 21h29

Tiger Woods is scheduled to attend a change-of-plea hearing in Martin County, Florida, after being charged with DUI and property damage stemming from a March rollover crash.