Tiger Woods Calls Trump After DUI Arrest, Seeks Treatment

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Tiger Woods rolled over his car in Florida, leading to a DUI arrest with property damage.

Right after the crash, before cops hauled him in, he hopped on the phone, not with his

agent or lawyer, but straight to President Donald Trump.

Officers found hydrocodone pills in his pocket, though he passed the breathalyzer.

Woods and Trump go way back as golf buddies, and he's been dating Trump's ex-daughter in

law, Vanessa, since her 2018 divorce from Don Jr.

Bodycam footage shows Woods pacing the road, brushing off an officer by saying he was

just chatting with the president, trying to dodge the scene.

This ain't his first rodeo.

Woods has a string of crashes, including a 2009 smash after his ex-wife chased him

with a golf club and a two.

2017 DUI, where he was asleep at the wheel, with a cocktail of meds and weed in his system.

A 2021 wreck nearly killed him, shattering his legs.

Vanessa's on edge as a protective mom, demanding stability or she's out, no ultimatums, but

close.

Trump called Woods an amazing friend facing difficulties, while insiders say he needs

time to sort himself.

Woods pleaded not guilty and posted on Instagram, he stepping back for treatment to focus

on health and recovery, aiming to come back stronger for, family and the game.