Golf legend Tiger Woods faces serious legal trouble after a high-speed rollover crash in Florida resulted in his arrest on DUI charges. The 50-year-old athlete refused to provide a urine sample to authorities despite testing negative for alcohol, leading to multiple misdemeanor charges including DUI with property damage. Crash Details and Arrest Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek reported that Woods was traveling at a high rate of speed when his vehicle collided with another car, causing his SUV to roll onto its driver’s side. Woods crawled out through the passenger door after the crash. Authorities observed signs of impairment, though breathalyzer tests showed zero alcohol in his system. When officers requested a urine test, Woods refused, triggering automatic DUI charges under Florida law. His mugshot revealed bloodshot eyes, and he was later released from Martin County Jail late Friday wearing the same blue polo shirt visible during the crash. https://x.com/KVanValkenburg/status/2038616993788530774 Family Concerns Mount Woods shares two children with ex-wife Elin Nordegren: 18-year-old daughter Sam and 17-year-old son Charlie, who recently committed to play golf at Florida State University. A source told People magazine that Nordegren expressed deep concern following the arrest. The source explained that because the children maintain a close relationship with their father, Nordegren naturally worries about his wellbeing. This marks another troubling incident for Woods, who has been working to rebuild his relationship with his family since their highly publicized 2009 divorce following his infamous sex scandal. Pattern of Incidents This arrest represents Woods’ second DUI charge in Florida. In 2017, he admitted to taking a dangerous combination of painkillers that led to his first DUI arrest. The golf champion also suffered severe leg injuries in a 2021 rollover crash that required emergency surgery. Woods had just returned to competitive play in The Golf League following multiple back surgeries and repair of a torn Achilles tendon. His teammate Kevin Kisner expressed concern about the arrest, noting that Woods had been dedicating himself to practice and signed up for the U.S. Senior Open just one day before the crash. What Happens Next Woods now faces three misdemeanor charges: DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a lawful test. No injuries were reported in the incident, and Woods was alone in the vehicle. The arrest comes at a particularly difficult time as Woods attempts his latest comeback following years of physical setbacks. He currently dates Vanessa Trump, ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. Woods and Nordegren were recently photographed together celebrating their son Charlie’s high school golf championship, demonstrating their continued co-parenting relationship despite the divorce. The golf community awaits news on how these charges will impact Woods’ planned return to competitive play. Sources Fox News: Tiger Woods’ ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, ‘concerned’ after DUI arrest following rollover crash: report