[Perdogg]

ping

[Dr. Ursus]

She meet Woods at Derek Jeters pad.The curse of the SI cover
continues!

[thefactor]

NOW the endorsements go bye-bye.

[ZX12R]

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Okay. At this point, the only thing we're missing for a perfect National Enquirer trifecta is one (or both) of them casually mentioning a UFO hot tub three-way with either Bigfoot or Elvis. ;)

[Sacajaweau]

I still have a feeling that he and wifie have an open marriage...

Kinda have to laugh...Because it's Tiger, someone concluded that men are just "hard wired" to cheat. So, you cheaters out there....tell that to the judge!!

[ilgipper]

this may be the biggest fall we’ve ever seen from a popular figure. Seems like most of what we heard through rumor ended up being true in the past week. For a guy to be that profile and keep all this quiet for so long is crazy.

[My Favorite Headache]

LOL. Gatorade will issue a statement by Monday, Nike will take a bit longer, Cadillac will not renew, and the rest? Well...they will blame it on the economy and not able to afford him.

[Mind Freed]

Well if RadarOnline said it and the Examiner is reporting it, then it MUST be true. I mean, these two sources are extremely reliable.

It's disgusting that these people make a living on invading others privacy. His celebrity status (or anyone's for that matter) does not automatically entitle people to know everything about his personal life. Leave the guy alone!

[Ann Archy]

DRUGS??? Squeaky Clean Tiger did DRUGS??? Next you’ll tell me he CHEATED on his wife!!

[randog]

Rachel Uchitel, the first woman who was romantically linked in the Tiger Woods affair scandal was reportedley paid off to keep quiet about the situation. Now RadarOnline is reporting that Uchitel told friends that she and Tiger would do drugs before having sex.

She's pissed about the "other woman" (the Vegas ho, not the wife). It's OK for her to cheat on another man's wife, but don't you dare cheat on her. She's got principles, don'tchaknow.

[rintense]

Tiger is a toker? How sad is it that I assumed that?

[Night Hides Not]

The next year will be interesting. Tiger has never had to deal with an iota of the ridicule he’s now receiving. PGA Tour officials have to be nervous about what’s to come.

[Shimmer1]

These women seem to glory in bragging about what skanks they are!

Me! Me! I (blanked) a married man
Small children! Married! Scored!
Drugs!! Sex with a married father, look at meeeee!!

ughhhh

[Dixie Yooper]

Tiger, his sponsors, even his wife and kids will somehow get through all of this. What's going to take the biggest hit is Tiger's charity, The First Tee. Donations are going to plummet and all the kids involved will no longer have Tiger to look up to. I can only hope the other professional golfers involved in it will be able to step up to the challenge and keep it going.

[SamiGirl]

This Rachel woman looks like Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.

[Joe 6-pack]

Sounds like Tiger needs to hire his old life coach....

[Vaduz]

Woods must be recist he doesn’t do black women,so much for black is beautiful.

[andy58-in-nh]

I hesitate to attempt a psychoanalytical profile of Tiger Woods, if only because it is very hard to understand how a clearly intelligent person of great physical talent and essential discipline can nonetheless have been so damned stupid.

Here we have a handsome man, at the very pinnacle of his profession, famous and celebrated, wealthy beyond reason, married to a young, gorgeous supermodel - and it's still not enough? A better question, I think is: what was it not enough for? To assuage fears or uncertainties that he has long kept carefully hidden, even from himself? Perhaps.

Perhaps when Mr. Woods can talk about these things, he will be truly ready to take responsibility for what he has done and move on, but I suspect he is nowhere near that point yet. In the meantime, he surely will be ensconced in a legal bubble preventing him from talking about - or dealing directly with the storms he must now endure.

None of that will assist him in the manner he needs, which is to get to the root of whatever made him veer violently off the fairway he so carefully groomed for himself. Or perhaps, it was his father who did all the grooming, and he who did all the straight-and-narrow driving. Somewhere in that relationship I suspect, might lie answers to the questions Mr. Woods may now be asking of himself.

[Hattie]

His wife better get her money now and get out. The kids deserve better than this and so does she.