Tiger Woods' Prescription Records in Court Spotlight Amid DUI Case
Tiger Woods' prescription drug records will be given to prosecutors as part of a DUI case after a Florida judge's ruling. Woods, absent from court, pleads not guilty following a crash in March. With a protective order in place, his medical records remain confidential. Woods seeks treatment and privacy.
A Florida state judge has ruled that Tiger Woods' prescription drug records will be provided to prosecutors in an ongoing impaired-driving case. The 15-time major champion is facing a DUI charge linked to a rollover crash earlier this year.
In Tuesday's hearing in Martin County Circuit Court, Woods' attorney and the prosecutor reached an agreement on a protective order ensuring the confidentiality of the records. Woods, who did not attend the hearing, has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The subpoena pertains to prescriptions filled from early 2026 to the end of March. Following his accident, Woods has committed to seeking treatment, focusing on his health, and maintaining privacy amid an intense media spotlight.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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