Tiger Woods was arrested after a crash in Martin County when his Land Rover clipped a trailer and rolled onto its side, with police alleging he showed signs of impairment and had been driving erratically before the incident.
Authorities said Woods recorded a zero alcohol reading on a breath test but refused a urinalysis, leading to charges including driving under the influence, property damage, and refusal to submit to testing.
He was uninjured, taken into custody under standard procedures, and is expected to be held for at least eight hours.
The incident comes as Woods attempts a return to competitive golf following multiple injuries and surgeries, with officials noting he will not receive preferential treatment despite his high profile.
