BREAKING: Donald Trump Speaks Out on Tiger Woods’ Florida DUI Rollover Crash — Says Vanessa’s Boyfriend Faces “A Lifetime of Pain”

President Trump told The Post that he spoke with golfer Tiger Woods following his latest DUI arrest in Florida — saying the legendary athlete “lives a life of pain” due to existing physical injuries, but is “doing great.”

“I have” talked with Woods, Trump said in a Tuesday phone interview. “I think he’s doing great, he’s doing good.”

The 50-year-old golfer — who is dating Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. – allegedly had two hydrocodone pills in his pocket when he flipped his luxury Land Rover in Jupiter Island, Florida, last Friday.

“He tested negative for alcohol, as you know, and he is under a tremendous physical pressure from his various ailments, you know, the back and the leg,” Trump said.

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“He lives a life of pain. He has a lot of pain. He’s an amazing guy. He’s an amazing athlete. He does have pain.”

The president added: “He doesn’t have an alcohol problem, but he does have pain.”

Investigators revealed the embattled golf great was likely under the influence of “some type of medication or drug” when he clipped a truck and then overturned his SUV just minutes from his home.

Two pills, marked as “M367,” were found in Woods’ left pant pocket after he crawled out of his flipped Land Rover, according to an arrest report obtained by The Post.

The meds were determined to be hydrocodone — an opioid used to treat chronic pain, the report stated.

Woods’ eyes were “bloodshot and glassy,” and his pupils were “extremely dilated” in the immediate aftermath of the crash, the report added.

The athelete — who is worth $1.5 billion, according to Forbes — was also “sweating profusely,” “had hiccups during the entire investigation” and his movements were “lethargic and slow,” the report stated.

The golfing phenomenon, who agreed to undergo a slew of field sobriety tests at the scene, confirmed to officers that he took prescription medication — inlcuding ealier that morning –and noted his prior medical history included “seven back surgeries and over 20 operations on his leg.”

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A breath test ultimately came back with no signs of alcohol, but Woods refused to undergo a urinalysis test at the scene, the report stated.

Woods, for his part, told cops he lost control after looking at his phone and changing the radio station.

He claimed he didn’t see the vehicle in front of him slowing down before he clipped it.

Woods was ultimately charged with driving under the influence with property damage and refusing a lawful test. He pleaded not guilty to the charges on Tuesday.

He once again retained Attorney Douglas Duncan, who represented the troubled golfer during his infamous 2017 DUI legal battle.

During the 2017 bust, Woods was found asleep behind the wheel with the engine running, the right blinker on, two flat tires, and light damage to the driver’s side.

In February 2021, he ran his SUV off a coastal road in Los Angeles at a high rate of speed, leading to multiple leg and ankle injuries.

“Like Father, Like Son! Tiger Woods Bursts with Pride as Charlie Woods Dominates Again in Major Golf Victory

While golf fans were glued to the Ryder Cup drama, Tiger Woods’ son Charlie Woods was quietly putting on a show of his own — and winning again. 

The 16-year-old prodigy fired a sizzling 68 and led The Benjamin School to team victory at the South Florida PGA Junior Golf West Coast High School Championship at The Club at TwinEagles Talon Course in Naples, Florida.

Charlie came out swinging with eight birdies in his opening round, mixing one bogey and a triple but still carding a brilliant 68 to sit tied for second after day one.

He couldn’t quite repeat that fireworks display in round two, but held his nerve with four birdies and four bogeys to finish at 4-under for the 36-hole tournament, good enough for T4 overall.

Teammate Clint Lewis matched Charlie’s 4-under total, and the pair proved the driving force behind Benjamin School’s narrow four-shot win over Sarasota High School.

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Benjamin’s five-man squad — Woods, Lewis, Andrew Tsar (10-over, T30), Drew Sterling (2-over, T13) and Campbell Hogan (14-over, T46) — combined for a team total of 1-over, enough to top a strong 16-team field.

The individual title went to Jack Donovan, who beat Henry Liebwein in a two-hole playoff after both finished on 9-under-par.

Out of 98 starters, 82 players completed the event.

This is already Charlie’s second high school team title, adding to his Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) Class A State Championship win last November.

Now a junior at The Benjamin School, Charlie continues to rise up the ranks — he’s currently No. 9 in the AJGA national rankings, and his CV reads like that of a seasoned pro.

Charlie captured his first individual AJGA title earlier this season in May with victory at the Team TaylorMade Invitational, and he finished a respectable T9 at the Boys Junior PGA two months later.

The South Florida PGA Junior Golf West Coast High School Championship also featured a girls’ event, won individually by Abigail Lee and by Barron Collier in the team competition.

There is anticipation that Charlie and his father Tiger Woods will once again team up in the annual PNC Championship just before Christmas.

Charlie will graduate from The Benjamin School in 2027.

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It remains to be seen which college Charlie will choose to represent.

Charlie’s father Tiger attended Stanford University, but initial reports indicate he is unlikely going to follow his father’s footsteps.

One potential option for Charlie could be Florida State, but at this stage it’s unknown.

Charlie Woods is one of the best American junior golfers in 2025.

Tiger Woods’ son is currently ranked ninth in the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) rankings in October 2025.

Charlie has accumulated an average points of 46.72 points.

But he is some way off the top spot held by Miles Russell, who is also ranked 14th in the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR).

Russell’s rise in the junior ranks has been so dominant that he has already been invited to compete in four tournaments on the PGA Tour.

But the 16-year-old has missed the cut each time.

Charlie is ranked 905th in the WAGR.

Big Clue Emerges About Tiger Woods’ Comeback Following His Latest Health Setback

Golf fans received a hint at Tiger Woods‘ long-awaited return with an announcement on Monday.

The 15-time major winner stunned the golf world with another health setback in March when he announced that he had ruptured his left Achilles and subsequently underwent surgery.

The latest health update sparked fears for the golf legend’s career on the course, with some even claiming it could spell the end for Woods.

Golf fans received a hint at Tiger Woods‘ long-awaited return with an announcement on Monday.

The 15-time major winner stunned the golf world with another health setback in March when he announced that he had ruptured his left Achilles and subsequently underwent surgery.

The latest health update sparked fears for the golf legend’s career on the course, with some even claiming it could spell the end for Woods.

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Fans will also want to circle March 1 in their diaries as that is when Woods will face off against his co-founder with McIlroy’s Boston Common takes on Jupiter Links at SoFi Center in Florida.

Meanwhile, TGL’s second season will officially kick off on December 28 when the reigning champions, Atlanta Drive GC, face New York Golf Club in a rematch of last year’s final.

Jupiter Links’ season opener could mark the first time fans will see Woods in action since the team’s final match of TGL’s inaugural season on March 4. Woods and co failed to make it to the indoor golf league’s playoffs.

He could, however, grace the fairways with his presence slightly earlier should he and son Charlie, 16, choose to continue their tradition of competing at the PNC Championship, a family exhibition, in December.

Away from the innovative tech-infused, Woods has not played at Tour-level since The Open Championship in July 2024, with back surgery accounting for much of his lay-off before he withdrew from the Genesis Invitational in February following the death of his mother.

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Tiger Woods played with Charlie at the PNC Championship last December, returning from back surgery he underwent last September.

The procedure was his sixth back operation in 10 years. The surgery was formally referred to as ‘microdecompression surgery of the lumbar spine.’

Woods, an 82-time winner on the PGA Tour, suffered extensive injuries from a horror, single-vehicle car crash in 2021 that broke his right leg and ankle and required emergency surgery.

He later had another ankle surgery to address lingering issues in 2023, weeks after withdrawing from that year’s edition of The Masters.

Then, earlier this year, Woods was was preparing for his latest comeback at home in Florida when he felt a ‘sharp pain’ in his left heel.

He revealed on social media that he had undergone surgery to repair his Achilles and that he was expected to make a full recovery.

Fans have seen glimpses of Woods in recent months, albeit as a spectator rather than a competitor.

Amid his romance with Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., Woods has been spotted supporting his son Charlie, 16, at various junior tournaments, including the US Junior Amateur Championship.

“Tiger’s Legacy Teased Again as Charlie Woods Delivers a Top-10 Finish at Junior PGA — What’s Next?”

Charlie Woods entered the Junior PGA Championship and started slow, just cracking the top 50 on Tuesday at Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex in West Lafayette.

Woods would prove to doubters, if there were any, that he could hold his own on the big stage just over a week after being cut in the U.S. Amateur Championship in Dallas.

While the final result wasn’t what Woods had desired on Friday, it still sends a message that golf’s famous teenager could play the sport at an elite level.

Woods finished the Junior PGA Championship 9-under-par and tied for ninth after shooting a 74 on Friday afternoon.

His top nine finish gives him an automatic invite to next year’s Junior PGA Tournament at Fields Range in Frisco, Texas.

Woods also has a chance to be a captain’s pick for the U.S. Junior Ryder Cup team which will be announced Tuesday.

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While Woods wasn’t made available for media post match on Friday, there were plenty of compliments shared in his direction about his game by 2025 Junior PGA Championship winner Lunden Esterline.

“I had fun playing with him and Pennson (Badgett),” Esterline said. “They were both good guys.”

Three bogies and a double bogey on 15 ultimately hampered the 16-year-old from Jupiter, Florida.

His putting didn’t carry the same sharpness on the greens at Ackerman-Allen Course where he’d birdied nine times the day before.

Woods faced an uphill battle entering Friday tied at -12 against Esterline who was -19.

Winning the Junior PGA Championship was feasible for Woods but he needed to replicate his performance from Thursday to catch Esterline.

Woods went bogey free his first eight holes but managed just one birdie before his struggles on 14 and 15.

Even with his late round troubles, Woods proved he is a top tier amateur golfer.

“Unbelievable! Tiger Woods Exposed for Having a Ryder Cup Record Far Beyond Anything Fans Thought—And It’s Even Worse”

Tiger Woods’ days of playing at the Ryder Cup are surely over. And looking back at one of the greatest golfers ever, it’s shocking to see how poorly he performed when he suited up for Team USA.

It’s a mixed bag when you really break it down, but it’s not the dominance Woods showed so often on the PGA Tour.

Here’s a look back at how Woods played at the Ryder Cup:

What is Tiger Woods’ Ryder Cup record?

In his Ryder Cup career, Tiger Woods took part in 37 matches. He had 13 wins, 21 losses and 3 ties, for a mark of 13-21-3.

That adds up to 14.5 total points earned by Woods, which ranks fourth on Team USA’s all-time list.

In the eight Ryder Cups that Woods was a part of, Team USA only won one.

Tiger Woods’ Ryder Cup record breakdown

There are some key caveats here. Woods was good in singles play but not in the partnership formats.

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In foursomes, Woods was 4-9-1.

In four-ball, Woods was 5-10-0.

But when Woods got to singles play, he had four wins, two ties and two losses.

Woods played his most partnership matches with Steve Stricker. They were 2-4 together.

With Jim Furyk, Tiger was 2-2.

Woods had a winning mark with Davis Love III (2-1) and with Chris Riley (1-0).

Tiger played twice with Phil Mickelson. They lost both of those matches.

As far as opponents, Woods was crushed by Lee Westwood, who held a 7-1 edge in eight matches against Woods.

Woods had a 3-2 career mark against Padraig Harrington, a 2-1 mark against Ian Poulter and a 2-0 mark against Miguel Angel Jimenez.

Overall, not what you would’ve expected from Tiger Woods.