Is Tiger Woods dead from auto accident?

He was involved in an early morning, single car accident. He did not die, he only had minor injuries.

Golfer Tiger Woods was found unconscious at his home in luxury rental near the Roko Ki golf in the Dominican Republic early today and then declared dead in what appears to be natural causes. Dominican Republic officials announced that a full investigation will be conducted as a routine procedure in natural and accidental deaths related to tourists.

The golfer was taken to Dominican Regional Medical Center after the Fire Department responded to a call at 8 am in your holiday home in the Dominican Republic.

It is not clear who was with Tiger Woods at the time or made the phone call to alert authorities to the emergency.

Additional details will be posted as they become available. The family and representatives of the Professional Golfers have requested privacy and respect from the media at this time of grief and loss of personnel.

He is not dead. According to an article published today New York Times

"Woods ... was driving his tank-like Cadillac Escalade 2009 at 2:25 am Friday as he left his home in Isleworth community in Windermere, when it hit a fire hydrant and a tree in the garden of a neighbor, police said. ... Chief Saylor said that when officers arrived, Woods was sliding in and out of consciousness. He said Woods suffered lacerations to his upper and lower lips and blood in the mouth, and that was treated at the scene for 10 minutes before being transported to a nearby hospital. Woods was discharged from Health Central hospital in Ocoee in good condition Friday, according to his spokesman. The Highway Patrol said alcohol was not involved in the accident, although it remained under investigation and charges could be filed. "