Tiger Woods loses license for five years following plea deal in DUI case

Champion golfer Tiger Woods has changed his plea in his drinking under the influence (DUI) case, months after his arrest in Florida. He pleaded guilty to willful and wanton reckless driving, which comes with a $US1,000 bond and a five-year driver’s license suspension. He also pleaded guilty to refusing to submit a urine test, which comes with a $US500 fine. Mr Woods, in March, was arrested after his Land Rover crashed into a truck and flipped over on Jupiter Island.