Court records show that Tiger Woods plans to change his not guilty plea in his DUI case in Florida.Woods’ attorney, Douglas Duncan, filed a document with Martin County Court on Tuesday calling for a change of plea hearing on Wednesday in front of Judge Darren Steele. The hearing is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. local time.The hearing comes days ahead of a scheduled docket sounding, which is a pre-trial court hearing in which a judge checks with both sides to see if they’re ready for trial, need a delay, or have reached a plea deal. The docket sounding is scheduled for Sept. 8.The DUI case stems from a crash on March 27 in which Woods, 50, clipped a pickup truck with his vehicle, causing his car to roll over. Neither Woods nor the driver of the truck reported injuries from the crash. Woods told police that he looked down at his cellphone and was changing the radio station when the crash occurred. He was arrested after he failed a sobriety test. While the breathalyzer test showed no traces of alcohol, Woods refused to take a urine test and, according to officers, admitted to taking “a few pills.” Two hydrocodone pills were later found in Woods’ pocket, according to an arrest affidavit released by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office and reviewed by The Athletic. Officers described Woods as “lethargic.” Woods was subsequently charged with driving under the influence with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful urinalysis test.