The arrest affidavit provided by the Martin County Sheriff's Office details its cause for arresting Woods following a two-car crash near his Jupiter Island, Florida home

Tiger Woods told investigators he was looking at his cell phone before a rollover crash. Woods was arrested on a DUI charge and for refusing to submit to a DUI test. Police found two hydrocodone pills in Woods' pocket following the incident.

In an affidavit, authorities say Woods' eyes were "bloodshot and glassy" and his pupils were "extremely dilated" after his rollover car crash.

Newly released details from a probable cause affidavit reveal Tiger Woods had hydrocodone pills in his pocket during his DUI arrest.

Golfer Tiger Woods bonded out of jail following his arrest for DUI with property damage in Florida. Now, the big question is whether Woods will tee off at the Masters, which begins on April 9. NBC News’ Jesse Kirsch reports.

Sources say loved ones are worried about Tiger Woods after his DUI arrest on Jupiter Island, where his car rolled over following a crash. Woods was released from jail Friday night and faces renewed scrutiny over his well-being.

Donna Rotunno, a legal expert and Fox News podcast host, talked to Fox News Digital about the situation Tiger Woods is facing after his arrest in Florida.

Tiger Woods had two hydrocodone pills in his pocket at the time of his DUI arrest ... with the golf superstar claiming his cell phone and radio distracted him prior to his rollover crash.