Tiger Woods Returns to Driving Range After DUI Arrest

Tiger Woods was recently seen practicing his golf swing on the driving range, marking a return to the sport following his DUI arrest earlier this year. The golfer was observed hitting balls during a clinic in New Jersey on September 15, 2026, in preparation for his TGR Foundation's Nexus Cup event.

This sighting comes after Woods changed his plea to no contest for lesser charges in his DUI case on September 1, 2026. As a result, he received a driver's license suspension and a fine in connection with a March 27, 2026, rollover crash in Florida. During the accident, his vehicle overturned, and deputies noted signs of impairment.

Following the arrest, Woods announced he was stepping away to seek treatment and focus on his health. He subsequently spent six weeks in a rehabilitation program in Switzerland from April to early May 2026. A source indicated in May 2026 that Woods is determined to play golf again, emphasizing the need for pain management and a consistent fitness routine.