Tiger Woods spent part of his Wednesday morning in a Florida courtroom where he pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge from his car accident last March. He had his driver’s license suspended for five years and was was fined $1,500 after reaching a plea deal in his DUI case.
Woods was arrested for DUI after his rollover crash on a small residential road in Jupiter Island, Fla., last March. His breathalyzer test after the accident was negative but a sheriff’s report stated that two pain pills were found in his pocket, and police on the scene stated that he showed signs of impairment.
