Tiger Woods pleaded guilty in Florida court Friday to charges stemming from his Memorial Day bust for driving while high on prescription pills.
The golf great didn’t say a word but entered the guilty plea for reckless driving through his lawyer, Douglas Duncan, at North County Courthouse in Palm Beach Gardens.
Woods was hit with 12 months’ probation and a fine of $250 for court costs, said Judge Sandra Bosso-Pardo. He also must complete 50 hours of community service.
Woods, 41, was zonked out with pain and anxiety meds when cops found him snoozing behind the wheel of his Mercedes-Benz, which was parked in the right lane of a road in Jupiter on May 29.
He could barely keep his eyes open — and at one point took his shoes off — when cops found him, officers said at the time.
Tests later revealed five drugs — Vicodin, Dilaudid, Xanax, Ambien and THC, the active ingredient in marijuana — were in his system.
Woods took the plea as part of a DUI first-offender diversion program that wipes his record clean if he completes classes and refrains from drugs and alcohol.
He has won 14 major tournaments in his career.
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