Professional golfer Tiger Woods appeared in a Florida court on Wednesday to finalize a plea agreement stemming from a rollover vehicle accident that occurred earlier this year. The legal proceedings concluded with Woods accepting consequences related to the incident, which was initially investigated as a DUI case.

There is a notable discrepancy in how the outlets characterize the specific charge. Fox News and ESPN refer to the matter as a "DUI case," while The Independent reports that Woods entered a plea agreement specifically to a "reckless driving charge." The Daily Wire notes that Woods changed his initial plea from not guilty to guilty as part of the resolution.

Under the terms of the agreement, Woods is required to pay a $1,000 fine. Additionally, the court has mandated a five-year suspension of his driver's license. While the reports agree on the outcome regarding the fine and the license suspension, the terminology used to describe the legal nature of the case varies significantly between the sources.