Tiger Woods' Friend Calls Him 'Terrible Driver,' Explains Urine Test Refusal

Tiger Woods was involved in a car crash in Jupiter, Florida, sparking discussions about his driving habits and use of medications. The crash led to his arrest for DUI and property damage, although he passed a breathalyzer test.

Details of the Crash

The accident occurred around 2 p.m. when Woods attempted to overtake a utility truck, causing his vehicle to overturn. He emerged uninjured from the incident.

Authorities noted skid marks at the scene, suggesting loss of control before the rollover. Drug recognition experts assessed that alcohol was not a factor, but suggested medication might be involved.

Speculation on Medication Use

A former associate speculated that Woods might have been avoiding a urine test due to prescribed pain medications for ongoing injuries. Woods has admitted to using drugs like Xanax in the past.

A toxicology report from a previous incident revealed substances like Vicodin and THC. The golfer's representative did not comment on the latest event.

Legal Proceedings

Woods was arrested following the Friday evening crash and spent eight hours in custody per state law requirements before being released. His girlfriend Vanessa Trump and her daughter were not present during the crash.