Key Facts

• Tiger Woods changed his plea to guilty on reckless driving charges.
• The case comes from a March car crash where Woods’ vehicle rolled over after hitting a truck.
• Woods’ driver’s license will be suspended for five years, and he must pay a $1,000 fine.
• He was driving on a road with a 30 mph speed limit and was reported to be driving fast.
• Woods agreed to a Breathalyzer test (result was zero alcohol) but refused a urine test.
• Police found two opioid pills (hydrocodone) in Woods’ pants after the crash.
• Woods was not injured in the crash but admitted to looking at his phone and changing the radio before the accident.
• Woods has a history of car accidents and issues related to pain medication.