Tiger Woods Pleads No Contest to Reckless Driving, Loses License for 5 yrs

By Karen Curtis
Tiger Woods Attends Plea Conference Hearing In DUI Case

STUART, FLORIDA - SEPTEMBER 2: Tiger Woods leaves the Martin County Courthouse on September 2, 2026 in Stuart, Florida. Tiger Woods is expected to change his plea in the case over a DUI crash that occurred on March 27, 2026, on Jupiter Island in Martin County. (Photo by Saul Martinez/Getty Images)Photo: Saul Martinez / Getty Images News / Getty Images

(Stuart, FL) - Jupiter Island's Tiger Woods will not be driving any time soon after pleading no contest to reckless and careless driving in his latest DUI case. Woods received two concurrent five-year license revocations.

Martin County Judge Darren Steele telling Tiger the license revocation is for the safety of the public and if he drives again during this time, he will go back to jail.

In all, Woods has been involved in four crashes over the years. Wood's girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, was in the courtroom and the two walked together making no comment.

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