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Jupiter Island Today
By the People, for the People
Tiger Woods Faces Charges After Crash, Hopes to Play in Masters
Newly released body cam footage shows Woods joking with police about golf plans after March rollover accident.
Apr. 3, 2026 at 4:21am
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The body cam footage captures a candid moment with the legendary golfer, hinting at his determination to return to the sport despite his legal and medical challenges.Jupiter Island TodayNewly released police body camera footage shows Tiger Woods interacting with officers at the scene of his March 27 rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida. In the footage, Woods expresses hope about playing in the upcoming Masters tournament, joking with officers about his golf clubs and past major wins. However, Woods is facing multiple charges, including DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test, following the incident.
Why it matters
The footage provides a closer look at Woods' condition and mindset in the aftermath of the crash, which has raised concerns about his health and ability to continue his professional golf career. The charges he faces also highlight ongoing issues around impaired driving and public safety.
The details
In the body cam footage, Woods is seen speaking with officers and asking if he will be able to golf in the Masters tournament. When an officer responds that it doesn't depend on him, Woods jokes, 'Hoping to, depends on y'all!' Woods also asks the officers to retrieve his golf clubs from the vehicle, saying 'I won 14 majors with it.' The officers comment on Woods' height and celebrity status. At one point, Woods is seen walking outside and tells deputies he 'was just talking to the president', though it's unclear if he was referring to former President Donald Trump.
- The crash occurred on March 27, 2026 in Jupiter Island, Florida.
- The body cam footage was released on April 2, 2026.
The players
Tiger Woods
A 50-year-old professional golfer who has won 14 major championships.
Donald Trump
The former President of the United States, who is a close friend of Tiger Woods.
What they’re saying
“'Hoping to, depends on y'all!'”
— Tiger Woods, Professional Golfer
“'They don't call you the goat for nothing.'”
— Police Officer
What’s next
A judge has granted Woods permission to leave the U.S. for medical treatment due to a 'complex clinical presentation'. The outcome of the charges he faces, including DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test, will also determine if he is able to compete in the upcoming Masters tournament.
The takeaway
The body cam footage provides a rare glimpse into Tiger Woods' mindset and condition following a serious car crash, highlighting his continued passion for golf despite the legal and medical challenges he faces. The incident raises broader questions about impaired driving and the challenges elite athletes can face in maintaining their health and careers.
