Tiger Woods Pleads No Contest in DUI Case, Loses License for 5 Years

In a Florida courtroom, Tiger Woods accepted a no contest plea to DUI charges arising from a rollover crash, choosing a negotiated resolution over the uncertainty of trial. The arrangement — a legal middle path that carries consequences without a formal admission of guilt — will cost him his driver's license for five years, extending into 2031. It is a quiet, defined reckoning for a figure whose life has long been lived at speed, and whose public story continues to be written in the space between triumph and consequence.