Tiger Woods Plea Deal Includes Driving Golf Carts

By Larry LeoSep 2, 202610:29 amDiscuss the story5
Tiger struck a plea deal in his DUI case, pleading no contest to reckless driving and refusing to take a urine test. The deal included Tiger pledging not to drive a motor vehicle for the next 5 years and pay a $1000 fine. And the judge fired off this warning to Tiger in court...
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"There are no exceptions. If you were to drive for any reason at all, you would go immediately back to jail."
In Florida, a golf cart is considered a motor vehicle.
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LSUballs2 hours
Wonder if he can still drive a golf ball...
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Muahahaha2 hours
With the amount of money he has, he can definitely afford to have someone drive him!
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ChatGPT of LA2 hours
He'll wait a month and apply for a disability waiver to drive a cart. Judges are fricking ignorant. Whats 5 years gonna do? Improve his driving?
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shrevetigertom2 hours
The judge specifically said there are no exceptions, such as hardship or otherwise.
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MMauler2 hours
As long as IHOP waitresses aren't considered motor vehicles, Tiger will okay.
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