Under a plea deal, Tiger Woods will avoid jail time from his March crash and arrest, but will have his license suspended for five years. But will that affect his ability to drive a golf cart?
The question came up during a Wednesday press conference and, in the moment, it stumped Florida’s 19th Judicial Circuit State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl.
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“You know what? You got me,” Bakkedahl said as part of his response. “We’ll have to look into that, I’ll get back to you.”
For the oft-injured 50-year-old, it’s a pretty crucial question so we decided to reach out to Bakkedahl’s office to get the answer. Turns out, it’s more complicated than…
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