Woods told officers during arrest he had taken Xanax

Tiger Woods told officers during his DUI arrest last month that he had taken Xanax, as well as other prescription medications.

Woods’ claim was revealed in an unredacted version of the Jupiter (Fla.) Police Department’s investigation report, obtained Friday by the Golf Channel.

The FDA warns on its website that mixing Xanax with opioids may cause “profound sedation, respiratory depression, coma, and death.”

A person with knowledge of the situation said Saturday that the Panthers have offered Boughner the job, and that some remaining details between the team and the former NHL defenseman should be finalized by Monday.

The Panthers have been without a head coach since April, following the end-of-season firing of interim head coach Tom Rowe — who took the job after Florida ousted Gerard Gallant early in the season and only a few months after he led the team to the Atlantic Division title.

Boughner signed with the Panthers as a free agent in 1994, but didn’t make the NHL club and played for only Florida’s minor-league affiliates.

The native of Windsor, Ontario, played in 630 NHL games with Colorado, Carolina, Calgary, Pittsburgh, Nashville and Buffalo, finishing his career with 15 goals and 1,382 penalty minutes.

Maria Sharapova is skipping the grass-court season and will not try to qualify for Wimbledon because she has not recovered from a muscle tear in her left thigh she endured at the Italian Open last month.