Tiger Woods' Mugshot Gains Attention After Car Crash

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•On 2026-04-01, Tiger Woods entered a not guilty plea to DUI charges linked to a rollover crash in the United States.
•Woods announced he would miss the Masters tournament as he steps away from golf to focus on treatment and health.
•Police affidavits state that officers found opioid pills, including hydrocodone, in Woods' pocket at the time of his arrest.
•Accident reports quote Woods telling officers he had been looking at his phone before the vehicle rolled over.
•Reports say Woods will not captain the 2027 Ryder Cup team as his golf future remains uncertain.
•Court and media reports raise questions about whether Woods had a prescription for the hydrocodone pills found on him.
•Merchandise featuring Woods' latest mugshot, including items highlighting his blue polo shirt, has appeared for sale online.
•Former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly commented on Woods' situation, saying Woods lives a life of pain and supporting his decision to seek treatment.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Tiger Woods is convicted on the DUI charges He could face fines, license restrictions, or other penalties that further delay any return to professional golf.

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WESTNPR - NewsTiger Woods says he'll seek treatment after pleading not guilty to DUI WESTBBC News - WorldWoods to 'step away and seek treatment' after crash RURIA Novosti (RU)Тайгер Вудс объявил о перерыве в карьере для лечения RUKommersant (RU)У Тайгера Вудса при задержании после ДТП обнаружили опиоидные препараты

On 2026-04-01, Tiger Woods said he will step away from golf and seek treatment after pleading not guilty to DUI charges following a rollover car crash in the United States. Police records describe officers finding opioid pills, including hydrocodone, in his pocket and quote Woods saying he was looking at his phone before the crash. The incident has also sparked debate over his public image, including sales of merchandise using his latest mugshot and questions about whether his medications were prescribed.