Tiger Woods, the renowned professional golfer, was involved in a rollover crash on a narrow road in Jupiter Island, Florida, which resulted in his arrest for driving under the influence (DUI) and refusal to submit to a urine test. Bodycam footage released by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office shows Woods calmly speaking with deputies after the accident, during which he mentioned having just spoken with former President Donald Trump. The SUV overturned after Woods’ vehicle clipped a trailer attached to a slow-moving pickup truck, but fortunately, no injuries were reported. Trump later expressed concern for Woods, describing him as a close friend and noting that Woods does not have an alcohol problem.

Woods had hoped to compete in the upcoming Masters Tournament, but following the crash and subsequent arrest, he announced he would step away to seek treatment. His attorney has requested permission for him to leave the country for privacy during his recovery process. The incident has drawn significant media attention, particularly due to Woods' relationship with Trump, who awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2019. The bodycam footage also revealed Woods discussing his golf clubs and plans for the Masters before confirming he would not attend the tournament this year.