UPDATE: Looks like tiger is OK...
Golf great Tiger Woods was injured in a car crash in Florida early Friday morning, authorities said.
Woods, 33, was taken to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee, Fla. after a single-car crash at 2:25 a.m. in which he hit a fire hydrant and then a tree, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
The patrol initially reported that Woods sustained serious injuries, but the hospital said that the golfer was treated and released Friday in good condition.
The wreck is under investigation and charges are pending, but it was not alcohol-related, the highway patrol said in its accident report. It was "unknown" if he was wearing a seatbelt.
According to the report, Woods pulled out of his driveway in his Cadillac SUV in the posh Isleworth community near Orlando when he struck the hydrant. He then plowed into the tree on his neighbor's property. He was taken to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee, Fla.
Woods was apparently traveling under 33 mph because the Escalade's airbags didn't inflate, the FHP said.
The golf champion was gearing up for his fifth Chevron World Challenge title. The $5.75 million tournament is scheduled for Dec. 1-6.
"It should be an exciting week for the fans, and I'm looking forward to competing," Woods said in a Nov. 25 article about the event on his Web site.
Orange County property records show his home is valued at $2.4 million.