Tiger Woods said...

"Hockey is a sport for white men. Basketball is a sport for black men. Golf is a sport for white men dressed like black pimps. "

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from (August 3, 2010)
I Love Tiger Woods. He's a sinner like me.

c wilson from toronto canada (July 1, 2010)
I could understand if he fooled around with women of class and was discreet but these women were nothing but highly paid hookers. Bragging about sleeping with a married man, pleeeezzzzeee and you think you have accomplished something great. All you did was spread your legs, anyone, can do that. Go out and shoot a par 64 then you have really accomplished something. You have just made yourself loud, unattractive, hookers. He could of got off a lot cheaper with the slut on the corner for $25.00, it is all the same baby, just how you package it. Do something worthwhile, something that takes talent, like Yvana Trump, I do not like the woman but she knows how to make a buck by using her brain not spreading her legs to get what she wants. Low class, low mentality white trash is all you are.

Golf Lover from Richmond, Va. (June 19, 2010)
I've read all the comments above and feel sad that folks no longer have any true values in life. Is it OK for Tiger Woods to run around on his wife and family? He's no different than the average person on the street. What kind of example is he setting for his kids. I know his talent, but I can also read his lips when he makes a bad shot. It's more important to me for him to be a role model for my kids than to be a "perfect golfer". I feel worry for him sometimes because of the way he was brought up, no childhood fun, only golf. That's sad, too. But. PLEASE, let's don't condone what he has done. He's not God on the golf course. That's the trouble with out country today. We need to get back to basics, hold people accountable for their actions.

don kuhns from largo fl (May 15, 2010)
He is still the greatest golfer of all time. I feel lucky to be alive to see him play & hope to see him play a long time to come.

Trueblue from Kansas City (February 23, 2010)
To Tiger hang in there baby, Remember sticks an stone will break my bones but words can never hurt me (smile). I know you are hurting in side right now but stay strong in your faith. To Elin, I pray for you sweetie that you will fine the strength to be stronger and stronger by the day an keep love in your heart. Your babies are beautiful your whole family is beautiful . Stay strong beautiful.

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A Long Drive for Endorsements!

Eldrick "Tiger" Woods is regarded as America's golf guru -- the "future of golf" and "the best golfer of all time."

Woods was nick-named "Tiger" by his father as a Vietnamese army officer. His birth-given name was Eldrick, but since he has achieved national prominence he has always been called Tiger Woods. Before his death at age 74 in May 2006, Woods' father Earl Woods was the chairman of the Tiger Woods Foundation, a charitable organization.

Woods' mixed race has made him a role model for minorities and especially young people in the United States. He told Oprah Winfrey that he refers to himself as "Cablinasian," -- a mixture of caucasian, black, American Indian and asian.

His biggest impact on fans is his deadly accurate long drive. He won three consecutive American Amateur titles and then turned pro in 1996 when he signed a $40 million contract with Nike. In April of 2001, Woods won The Masters for a second time and became the first golfer to hold the 2000 US Open, British Open and PGA Championship, and 2001 Masters titles simultaneously. He also won The Masters in 2002 and 2005. In all, Woods has won over 45 official money events on the PGA Tour and 15 other professional titles and is only one of five golfers to have won all four major professional championships.

Recently, Woods has seen two amazing streaks. First, his 264 weeks as the highest-ranked player was stopped by Vijay Singh in September, 2005. In May 2005, his PGA Tour record of making consecutive cuts ended at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. He made $80 million from endorsements and appearance fees.

Tiger always wears a red shirt during the final round of every tournament he plays in. The red color, particularly in his mother's position, is a symbol of power.

The mention of Woods has become a device to attract publicity. In 2002, he endorsed the 2002 Buick Rendezvou SUV, which was later deemed the second most dangerous by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. He also has mutual funds which do not meet activists' ethical investment requirements.

Woods became engaged to Swedish model, Elin Nordegren in 2003 after being introduced by golfer Jesper Parnevik. They married in front of approximately 200 friends and family on October 5, 2004. Their home is in Windermere, Florida (an Orlando suburb).

Tiger Woods Poll Results

This poll ran from June 23 to 29, 2008.

Mondo Stars Poll Results

"Tiger Woods is an idiot." True 361/24% False 1139/76%

Votes: 1500

Gwen Knapp, from the front-page article "A golfing genius takes a dumb step" published in the June 19, 2008 edition of the San Francisco Chronicle.

Knapp wrote: "Tiger Woods is an idiot. A mesmerizing, peerless, incandescent idiot.

"If he'd used his head at all, he would never have entered the U.S. Open last week with a double stress fracture and a torn ligament in his left leg. Woods marched 21 miles over the longest layout in Open history, playing five rounds and 24 hours of spellbinding golf, repeatedly wincing before he could plant a ritual smooch on the side of the coveted trophy Monday afternoon. Then, two days later, he had to kiss the rest of his season goodbye.

"He announced Wednesday that he would undergo his second knee surgery in less than three months. The first, to clear out damaged cartilage, appeared to be the cause of his many grimaces during the Open. But Woods was keeping secrets. The joint had far more serious damage, a torn anterior cruciate ligament, and rehabilitation exercises from the cartilage operation had damaged a bone in his lower leg.

"Under the circumstances, a wiser man would have traded that one Open trophy for a healthier leg and the chance to win a less strenuous major, the PGA, this summer. Or, if necessary, he would have given up both the Open and the entire summer for safer passage into next year's majors and the ever-scintillating possibility of golf's first single-season Grand Slam. The wise man would never have jeopardized his entire future to play a single event."