Vanessa Trump allegedly gave her boyfriend, Tiger Woods, a telling ultimatum after he was arrested for drinking under the influence.

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Tiger Woods’ newest mugshot has already made its way onto t-shirts.

Some fans were spotted during the third round of the PGA Tour’s Houston Open on Saturday wearing white shirts featuring the mugshot from Woods’ Friday DUI arrest with the hashtag “FreeTiger” underneath.

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Brandel Chamblee thinks it’s time for Tiger Woods to put away his golf clubs for good.

The 50-year-old Woods was arrested Friday afternoon for DUI after rolling over his Land Rover near his home in Jupiter Island, Fla., nearly nine years after his first DUI arrest. And Chamblee, the Golf Channel analyst and former PGA Tour pro, doesn’t think it’s worth it for Woods to continue on the links.

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Tiger Woods’ girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, posted on social media for the first time since her beau was booked on DUI charges after flipping his luxury SUV in a Friday afternoon crash in Florida.

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President Trump’s family is far from pleased that someone with Tiger Woods’ issues is driving around his grandchildren, a family insider told the Post in the aftermath of the golf legend’s DUI arrest in Jupiter Island, Florida.

“There would be concern if their kids weren’t being protected by Secret Service,” the source told The Post.

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PGA stars are sounding off after Tiger Woods was slapped with DUI charges in his latest rollover crash, demanding the troubled golf icon be punished and finally confront his “demons.”

Woods, 50, was hauled into custody Friday afternoon after Florida authorities said he was under the influence of “some type of medication or drug” when he flipped his Land Rover while trying to speed around a utility truck on a narrow road in his hometown of Jupiter Island.

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Tiger Woods will be in for a “dogfight” following his bust for allegedly crashing his car under the influence of drugs, according to one expert.

The golf great crashed his SUV in one of the strictest counties in the Sunshine State — and prosecutors will be eager to make an example out of the billionaire with a history of bad behavior.

“He’s in for a legal dogfight, in my opinion,” Matthew Olszewski, an Orlando attorney who specializes in DUI cases, told The Post.

“They’re going to be trying to prove a message and what bigger message to prove than, ‘Even if you’re Tiger Woods, you do this in our county and we’re going to slam you.'”

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Tiger Woods has once again found trouble off the golf course, on Friday becoming involved in a fourth dangerous vehicular incident since 2009. This raises many questions about his personal health, the decisions he makes and where he goes from here — on and off the golf course. The Post’s Mark Cannizzaro, who has covered Woods since he turned professional in the mid 1990s, answers some of those questions.

Q: Is this latest incident indicative that Woods has a substance-abuse problem?

A: Absolutely. The addiction signs have been glaring for years, including Wood’s infamous 2017 arrest for driving under the influence of drugs. It appears his substance issues have been a product of the litany of pain killers he’s been on a result of his many injuries — back, knees, Achilles and the severe damage he did to his right leg in his 2021 crash into the woods outside of L.A. that nearly took his life. Woods, it should be noted, has already done at least one stint in rehab for pain-killer addiction issues.

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Tiger Woods often drives like a “bat out of hell” — but was not abusing “illegal drugs” when he got into yet another rollover crash, according to a former longtime employee of the fallen golf icon.

The famed athlete is notorious for speeding through his luxurious Florida enclave, the insider told the Daily Mail.

“The guy is a terrible driver … he drives like a bat out of hell very often on a road where lawn services are parked with heavy equipment,” the person told the outlet.

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Drone photos of Tiger Woods' home taken exclusively from The Post show his front door open and a black Cadillac parked outside.

STUART, Fla. – Tiger Woods was released from a Florida jail Friday night several hours after being booked on DUI charges, sneaking out the back door in a failed bid to avoid the media.

The 50-year-old golf legend was spotted slumped in the front seat of a black Cadillac that chauffeured him out of the Martin County lockup about eight hours after he was hauled into custody following a rollover crash in his hometown of Jupiter Island.

Police said Woods was under the influence of “some type of medication or drug” when he flipped his Land Rover while trying to speed around a flatbed truck around 2 p.m.

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Tiger Woods looked dazed and glassy-eyed in his mugshot after being busted on DUI charges for flipping his luxury SUV while allegedly trying to zip around a truck on a narrow Florida roadway Friday.

The troubled crash-prone athlete, who is no stranger to cringe-worthy booking photos, appeared haggard with bloodshot eyes while sporting a bright blue polo in a booking photo obtained by The Post Friday night.

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