Golf superstar Tiger Woods has been banned from driving in Florida for five years following a plea deal related to a March car crash. The agreement allowed Woods to avoid facing DUI charges, resolving the case stemming from the single-vehicle incident. He was found to have no alcohol in his system but admitted to reckless driving. As part of the deal, Woods must complete 50 hours of community service and attend a driving improvement course. The crash occurred when Woods lost control of his vehicle and sustained significant leg injuries, requiring extensive rehabilitation. This ban follows a previous 2009 incident involving reckless driving and concerns over prescription medication.