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Details The LA County Sheriff’s Office is expected to announce Wednesday that Tiger Woods was driving at 83 mph in a 45 mph zone at the time of his horrific crash — but that he will not face any charges or citations, according to a report. Sheriff Alex Villanueva will cite speed as the sole...

Yeah i'd say thats a good assumption as well, maybe the best.

Being Cali I'd have thought every curve came with rubber bumper guard rails.

Of course. But i'm more interested in the journey rather than the destination. Everything is an assumption at this point... it was dark, it was unfamiliar, it was careless, he was gross-speeding, he had popped some pills that morning. It doesn't really matter to me, just not sure why so many...

Why are there no guard rails on this treacherous stretch of death?

I wouldn't call it completely baseless - its based on his previous history of driving under the influence, at the very least we know he was driving at a dangerous "greater than normal" speed.

He hopped the median on a straight road before careening off. Yes I'm assuming based on his past history and a 2 dimensional aerial view of the path his vehicle took that he might have been under the influence. I don't think it's an unreasonable option. Do we know the speed limit of that...

From the posted overheads it looks more like the street outside a Target shopping center than the Dragons Tail. Jumping to treacherous road obstacles is probably more a leap than Tiger being under the influence. This wouldn't be his first time...

It seems like a lifetime ago when he was a shoe-in to own the most majors. I'm rooting for a 2nd comeback - as posted earlier gold is better when Tiger is in the mix.

Were you high on Rx's when you porsted this?