One might think that after not one, not two, but three DUI incidents, two of which resulted in serious accidents, that Tiger Woods would consider using his considerable financial resources to hire a driver.
But he hasn’t, and a close confidant believes he knows the reason why.
After Woods’ rollover accident in Florida on Friday afternoon, his third DUI-related offense, People magazine spoke to a source who says Woods “doesn’t want anyone to watch over him or know what he is doing.”
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The source added that the 15-time major winner believes he’s fine to drive and that he “despises public scrutiny.”
While one can certainly understand the desire for privacy and to avoid public scrutiny, it could be argued that Woods’ insistence on driving himself and the multiple serious accidents that have resulted have brought more public scrutiny than he otherwise would have faced.
Woods was arrested on Friday after he
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