Tiger Woods could be banned from driving golf carts as comeback in jeopardy
Tiger Woods' expected golf comeback has suffered a significant setback after he changed his plea in his DUI case. On Wednesday, Woods appeared before a judge at the Martin County Courthouse in Florida, and while he escaped a custodial sentence, the 15-time major champion had his driving licence suspended for five years after reaching a last-minute plea deal in his DUI case.
TL;DR
- Tiger Woods' driver's license suspended for five years following a DUI plea deal.
- Pleaded guilty to reckless and careless driving, amending the original DUI charge.
- The ban could extend to golf carts in Florida, classified as motor vehicles.
- PGA Tour Champions rules regarding golf cart usage may present challenges for his comeback.
- Woods may be required to walk in Senior Majors unless a documented physical condition necessitates a cart.