Tiger Woods gets 5-year license suspension in DUI plea deal

Tiger Woods appeared in court in Florida on Wednesday to change his plea in his driving under the influence case, according to court proceedings. As part of the plea agreement, Woods agreed to a five-year suspension of his driver's license. Details on the original DUI incident and any additional penalties tied to the deal were not fully specified in initial reports. The golf legend's legal team negotiated the arrangement with prosecutors, resolving the case without a trial. Woods has faced scrutiny over his driving record in the past, and this latest development marks a formal resolution to the pending charge. No further court dates were immediately announced following Wednesday's plea change.