Tiger not out of the Woods with his ‘private matter’

DESPITE presenting his side of the car-crash story and asking that it remain “a private matter,” Tiger Woods may still not be in the clear.

Tiger not out of the Woods with his ‘private matter’

Troopers arriving at his Isleworth home requesting an interview were turned down for a third straight day, but the Florida Highway Patrol said it will continue to investigate. Yet the tabloid-fuelled rumours now swirling around one of the world’s richest and most recognisable athletes could turn out to be more troublesome still.

About an hour before the troopers arrived on Sunday, Woods released a statement on his website taking responsibility for – but providing few details about – the middle-of-the-night accident that left him dazed, bruised and bloodied.

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