Tiger Woods' DUI Crash: A Serious Wake-Up

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Tiger Woods flipped his SUV in a roll over crash near his Florida home on March 27th.

New police body camera footage captures the 50-year-old golf legend kneeling days by

the roadside, blaming a quick glance at his phone for the wreck while passing a truck

on a narrow road.

News noted severe impairment signs, despite him passing a breathalyzer and denying any alcohol.

They found two prescription hydrocodone pills in his pocket, which he said he took earlier

that morning.

In the video, Woods stays cooperative, yons in the patrol car under a blanket, and agrees

to medical checks with no serious injuries reported.

He looked downcast, leaving jail, after posting $1,150 bail that night.

He pleaded not guilty to the DUI charge, and just announced he's stepping away from

golf to seek treatment and prioritize his health.

Woods calls it a serious wake-up, committing to come back stronger.

Real talk.

This hits hard for an icon like Tiger, but prioritizing recovery could set him up for a real

comeback down the line.