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The Economic Times
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Tiger Woods avoids the original DUI charge after rollover crash, but the golf icon still faces a major five-year penalty

Tiger Woods has put an end to the most serious charge stemming from his March car crash in Florida, but the legal resolution comes with a significant consequence for the golf legend.

The 50-year-old Woods pleaded no contest Wednesday to a reduced reckless driving charge in a Martin County courtroom. A judge also suspended his driver's license for five years, adding another complication to a period already marked by injuries, treatment and an uncertain return to competitive golf.

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