Tiger Woods to Change Plea in DUI Case

Tiger Woods is expected to change his plea in a driving under the influence case originating from a rollover crash in Florida. The incident occurred in March when Woods' vehicle collided with a truck on Jupiter Island, resulting in damage and his arrest.

Woods initially pleaded not guilty to DUI charges. Court documents filed indicate a change of plea is forthcoming. He is scheduled for a plea conference hearing. At the time of the crash, Woods stated he was distracted by his phone and the radio.

Authorities noted signs of impairment and found two pain pills in Woods' possession. While a Breathalyzer test registered no alcohol, he declined a urine test. Woods has previously sought treatment at an inpatient facility outside the U.S. His career has been marked by numerous injuries and past accidents.

This legal development follows other significant moments in Woods' life, including his recent public appearance to discuss PGA Tour schedule changes. He has remained involved with golf administration despite his ongoing legal and personal challenges.