Tiger Woods’ ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, is reportedly feeling "concerned" following the legendary golfer’s recent DUI arrest. The arrest followed a single-vehicle rollover crash that occurred last Friday in Jupiter Island, Florida.

Nordegren's Reaction to the Incident

A source close to Nordegren informed People that she wishes Woods "to be well." Witnessing Woods involved in a rollover crash and subsequently arrested naturally led to feelings of worry.

Focus on Co-Parenting and Concern

The source emphasized the ongoing connection between Woods and their children. "The kids are close with Tiger, so of course Elin cares too," the source stated. Both children reportedly love spending time with their father, which heightens Nordegren's concern over the recent arrest and crash.

Details of Woods' Recent Arrest

Woods, aged 50, was arrested at the scene after he declined to provide a urine sample to law enforcement officials. He was later released from Martin County Jail late on Friday.

Previous Legal and Health Incidents

This is not the first time Woods has faced legal scrutiny related to impairment. He had a prior DUI arrest in Florida in 2017, where he later attributed the incident to a combination of prescription painkillers.

Furthermore, Woods experienced a severe rollover crash in 2021, resulting in major leg injuries that necessitated emergency surgery. This latest incident follows his recent return to competition in The Golf League (TGL) after undergoing back surgeries and repairing a torn Achilles tendon.

Teammate Expresses Disappointment

Woods’ TGL teammate, Kevin Kisner, also shared his apprehension following the news of the arrest. Kisner described the situation as "very disturbing."

Kisner's Comments on Woods' Comeback Efforts

Kisner noted Woods' dedication to his recovery and return to form. "He was really working hard on his game, trying to practice and get back in shape," Kisner commented, as reported by Fried Egg Golf. He added that Woods had recently signed up for the U.S. Senior Open and was aiming to help his TGL team, potentially targeting a return for the Masters.

Kisner concluded on a hopeful note: "Just a really unfortunate incident, I guess, Brad , the only positive is that nobody was injured in the incident and we can all move forward and hopefully help him get better."

Official Account of the Crash

The mugshot of Woods, showing bloodshot eyes, quickly circulated online. He was seen wearing a blue polo shirt when leaving the jail in a black SUV.

Law Enforcement Findings

Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek detailed the incident in a news conference. He stated that Woods was traveling at a "high rate of speed" when his vehicle struck another car, causing it to roll onto the driver's side.

Authorities observed clear "signs of impairment." While Woods registered "triple-zeroes" on an alcohol test, he refused the subsequent urinalysis. Consequently, Woods was charged with DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a lawful test, all misdemeanor offenses. No injuries were reported, and Woods, who was alone, reportedly crawled out of the passenger door.

Personal Life Context

Woods and Nordegren, who share two children—18-year-old Sam and 17-year-old Charlie (committed to golf at Florida State)—were recently seen together celebrating their son’s high school golf championship last month.

The marriage between Woods and Nordegren famously dissolved following his 2009 car wreck and subsequent exposure of a sex scandal. Currently, Woods is reportedly dating Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., whose son Kai is committed to playing golf at Miami.