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Tiger is a bag, and he deserves his psycho wife.
Jack Nicklaus had class, Tiger has none
Too bad Elin didn't go after that surgically repaired knee with the golf-club
This makes a lot more sense than "Woods' wife helped after accident." This whole thing smelled fishy from the start, why would he leave his house at 2:25am? Why would his wife hit the back window out to rescue him from a low speed crash? Locked doors? My black ass...
Charges will be filed on the damaged fire hydrant.
Tiger is a bag, and he deserves his psycho wife.
Jack Nicklaus had class, Tiger has none
Too bad Elin didn't go after that surgically repaired knee with the golf-club
And now they've gone two days still refusing to talk to the cops. Guess they need time to get their stories straight. My bet is Tiger will be able to buy his way out of anything that may happen. We'll never know, and be forced to make our own assumptions as to what "really" happened.
why does anyone care about this guys private life so ing much(obsessive compulsive?) did he break a law? then who cares.
you know a guy in florida shot and killed his 6 year old cousin......that needs to be talked about......woods' DOES NOT MEAN A DAMN THING so shut up already the incident is over.
is it up to us to "ADD" things up?
Well, he DID hit a fire hydrant.
Really though, I don't know if it's his personal life that people care about.
It's more about the bizarre nature of this incident...and why is it they keep putting off the police interview?
And why can HE push the police off? Could the average Joe do that? Doubtful.
If he's not being charged with anything then he can push them off.
And he blows off the cops again.
What an arrogant sack of .
I believe the article said charges were pending.
Tiger slam on privacy: How he wins again
Buck Harvey
We keep hearing he needs to get out in front of this.
Also: He needs to define the situation before it defines him.
Yet Tiger Woods is holed up somewhere with his 7-iron swinging wife, as conversant with the American public as Y.E. Yang without a translator. He's stubborn and in hiding, and he's going against the wisdom of public-relations specialists who line up on television like so many foursomes waiting for their tee times.
But what if Tiger is being Tiger?
What if this is how he beats the field again?
He doesn't seem to be winning anything right now. Tiger backed out of his tournament on Monday with the same kind of statement that has allowed everyone else to fill in the blanks.
The blanks are juicy, with just enough police involvement to take the story from TMZ to the evening news. When his Swedish wife used a Vardon grip to smash two windows with a barefoot Tiger inside a crashed SUV at 2:30 a.m., Tiger had gone over the edge.
He'd become John Daly.
His response, in golfing terminology, was to give only club and distance. He issued a statement on his Web site.
He blamed himself. He said “I'm human,” which is news to Phil Mickelson. And he said he was embarrassed, though he didn't say what he was embarrassed about.
Tiger also said, “I will certainly make sure this doesn't happen again,” which is an odd vow. He will be a better driver from now on?
There were no details and no explanation, and he certainly took no questions. According to the public-relations experts, this was a huge mistake. Tiger needed to come clean and encourage the helicopters to fly to someone else's house.
But there's a problem with that. If all he did was drive into a fire hydrant and a tree, then retelling that story wouldn't be enough. Few would believe him.
And if there was more? Then it wouldn't do much good for Tiger to elaborate on a scandal.
No one should be shocked by the lifestyle of a billionaire sports star. Consider some of his friends: Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley.
Still, Tiger has sold himself as others haven't, and he's protected himself as the others couldn't. He's not in a team sport, where his life would be more open. He can control what is around him as he controls the flight of his golf ball.
In doing so, he's kept a tight circle. He's let go of caddies and swing teachers when they weren't loyal enough.
If Elin was the one with the busted mouth, with the same questions in place, then everything would be different. But sponsors aren't going to leave this endorsement giant, not over this.
The PGA is more nervous now than judgmental. Golf will protect the one who drives ratings and purses.
He can protect himself on the rest. Tiger won't have to talk to anyone until January, and, when he goes to that first event, he might make a few comments.
He might even joke. “I thought trees were supposed to be 90 percent air,” might ease the tension.
Then he will be done with it. When he does his usual Tuesday news conference the week of an event, he will pass on questions he doesn't like just as he's passed on so many in the past. The golf media isn't the kind to nag him, either.
So unless there's further news, or unless police find a crack, Tiger is playing a game he knows as well as golf.
“This is a private matter,” he said in his statement, “and I want to keep it that way.”
Knowing him, he will.
reported he could lose up to 300m if the couple divorces...lol
snap
Hooray for Tiger Woods!!
I wouldn't talk to the fascist cops either, it is none of their effin' business!!!
idk....
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