Tiger Woods will plead not guilty for his driving under the influence charge at his arraignment hearing Wednesday, according to the Associated Press (via NBC Sports).
His attorney, Douglas Duncan, noted the golf superstar will not attend the hearing, leaving the not guilty plea as the only option.
Woods was arrested in May on suspicion of DUI after he was found asleep at the wheel with signs of "fresh damage" on his car, per police records.
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