Tiger Woods Pleads 'No Contest'
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Even a high ranking Florida official didn’t know if Tiger Woods could legally drive a golf cart after Woods was slapped with a five-year suspension of his driver’s license Wednesday. The 15-time major golf champion pleaded guilty to reckless driving and refusing to submit to a lawful test following his March DUI arrest.
Tiger Woods was arrested March 27 on charges of DUI after a crash near his Jupiter Island home. See photos of Woods in courtroom during plea deal.
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Trump accompanied Woods to a Florida courthouse Wednesday, where the golf legend accepted a last-minute plea deal stemming from his DUI arrest earlier this year.
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