Tiger Woods Gossip and News

Tiger Woods looks for his first major championship since 2008 this week when he tees it up at the prestigious Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Having won last week for the first time since his sex scandal, he's already back on track on the course ... and in the ad game. Witness his latest below. Take the Nike Golf VR_S Speed Trials at Golfsmith and you could find yourself playing with Tiger. Just be sure to leave yourself time to practice first: Tiger Woods Golfsmith Ad

Vivid Entertainment's newest movie, 3 Mistresses: Notorious Tales of the World's Greatest Golfer, stars Devon James, Joslyn James and Holly Sampson - three acclaimed adult "actresses" who made national headlines as being mistresses of Tiger Woods. Award-winning director (LOL) B. Skow brings the women together for an in-depth Q&A session, which generates explicit discussions and on-screen demonstrations of what intercourse was like with Tiger ... followed by pornographic reenactments. "Any time you can get three women to sit down together to talk about the same guy the results are going to be more than interesting," said Skow. "These women also happen to have sex for a living, and so if they've been with the same guy, you can be sure they'll share absolutely everything." The film, released this week, includes the following disclaimer to ward off legal action from Woods, who just won his first tournament since 2009: "The statements made by Devon James, Joslyn James and Holly Sampson were represented to be true and ...

More than two years after a huge sex scandal derailed his aura of invincibility and roiled his personal life, Tiger Woods is back to doing what he does best. Winning. Woods looked dominant as ever in his Sunday red shirt at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, notching his first PGA Tour victory since 2009. The 36-year-old closed with a 2-under 70 and won by five shots over Graeme McDowell. The tour win was Tiger's first in 923 days, if you can believe it. Tiger Woods Wins Arnold Palmer Invitational "I think he really just kind of nailed home his comeback," McDowell said. "Great to have a front-row seat watching maybe the greatest of all time." Woods showed flashes of his old self in recent months, even winning the Chevron World Challenge (an unofficial event). But it all came together this week. Walking off the green, Tiger waved his cap to the crowd. "It's not like winning a major championship or anything," he said. "But it ...

America can be forgiving for many things, but Michael Vick still has a ways to go. He remains the most hated athlete in America, according to a Forbes poll. Vick clocked in with an usually high awareness rate of 42 percent, meaning he’s well-known in America even among non-NFL fans ... but not in a good way. “His awareness is up there with Peyton Manning, but a lot of it is people knowing him for the wrong reasons,” said Stephen Master, VP of Sports for Nielsen. Other notable names toward the top of the most-disliked list include Kris Humphries (Kim would totally be #1) Tiger Woods, Alex Rodriguez and Kurt Busch. Mark McGwire, Randy Moss, Manny Ramirez and Ben Roethlisberger fell out of the dubious top 10, even if there was no major image rehab in any case. One shocking 180 was that of the Detroit Lions’ Ndamukong Suh, who went from one of the NFL’s best-liked players to one of its worse in a ...

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Two athletic icons celebrate a birthday today, and it's rather clear what gift both need. First, LeBron James turns 26. The Miami Heat superstar and his squad are off to a strong start to the 2011-2012 season, currently 3-0 thanks to a buzzer-beating victory Wednesday night against Charlotte. Have you seen their latest introductory video? Someone needs to get this guy a mansion just for his ego. Tiger Woods, meanwhile, is now 35. He actually won a golf tournament to close out 2011 and could use a hug. His most famous mistress is pregnant with someone else's baby, after all. That's gotta hurt. Other celebrities celebrating birthdays today include: Kristin Kreuk (29), Eliza Dushku  (31), Sean Hannity  (50) and Matt Lauer  (54). [Photos: WENN.com]

Just two years after Rachel Uchitel dominated the headlines as the woman at the center of the Tiger Woods cheating scandal, she's back in the public eye. But this time the golf...

Rachel Uchitel who?! For the first time in more than two years, Sunday marked the return of the Tiger Woods we used to talk about, with the golfer draining a birdie putt on the final hole to win and fist-pumping in his trademark red and black ensemble. Tiger rallied to win the Chevron World Challenge with this dramatic effort: Tiger Woods Wins Chevron World Challenge He went 749 days and 26 tournaments without winning as he tried to repair his image, a golf game that used to be the best in the world, and his image following one of the most (if not the most) celebrity scandals in history. The drought is over now. How does it feel for the 35-year-old? "It feels great," he said. "Kind of hard for me to elaborate beyond that. I know it's been awhile, but for some reason, it feels like it hasn't. I think I was screaming something. But it was just that I won the golf tournament. I ...

Tiger Woods is totally alive, despite reports on Twitter that he is dead. In other news, he is uncharacteristically playing decent golf this week! The greatest golfer of our age, Tiger Woods, hasn't been killed, no matter what a bunch of idiots Tweeting as much claim. But his golf came has been DOA for awhile. He hasn't won a tournament in over two years (the two-year anniversary of the car crash is coming up) and his fitness, mentally and physically, has been way off. You wouldn't know it this week in Sydney, Australia, where Woods is tearing up one of the country's best courses, leading by one stroke at the halfway point. Woods says he's "playing properly" again. The distractions of the sex scandal that ended his marriage, injuries and splits with his caddy and coach are history. "It's one of those things, just being patient," the 14-time major winner said. "I derive a lot of my confidence from practice. I'm getting ample practice time." "That's something ...

Even uber-serious, oft-maligned, down-in-the-dumps Tiger Woods had to laugh off an incident in which he was attacked by a flying hot dog while putting Sunday. Yes, this actually happened. And it was not Joslyn James. A male fan ran toward the 7th green where Woods was lining up a putt, screamed "Tiger!" and threw a hot dog at him. It missed. He was pummeled by security. Insert inappropriate joke about Tiger Woods and meat-slinging here. Reports say the perpetrator dropped to the ground in waiting-to-be-arrested mode upon letting the frank loose. Woods, who was never in danger, could only laugh later. "Some guy just came running on the green, and he had a hot dog, and evidently, I don't know how he tried to throw it, I was kind of focusing on my putt," said Woods. "Next thing I know, he was just laying on the ground, and looked like he wanted to be arrested because he ... put his hands behind his back and turned ...

The infamous oak tree that Tiger Woods drove into that fateful night has met a fate similar to that of his golf career. It's gone down hard. It was Thanksgiving night in November 2009 when Woods - hopped up on painkillers and reportedly fleeing Elin Nordegren - hopped in his Escalade and plowed into the tree, which sat in his neighbor's yard. Well, new neighbors moved in recently and tore the thing down. The construction company that did the work on the property said the tree was in terrible shape ever since the crash. The new peeps decided to get rid of it in spite of (or perhaps because of) its status as a memento of Tiger's affair with Rachel Uchitel. A new tree will be planted soon, according to TMZ. For now, though, there's just a portable John sitting there, allowing workmen to relieve themselves on the very spot where Tiger Woods' career went down the toilet. Downright ...

His divorce from Elin Nordegren is a distant memory, but Tiger Woods' life is far from back to normal. In fact, his other "divorce" keeps making headlines. Tiger's recent split from Steve Williams, his longtime caddy, was a dominant subplot of this weekend's Bridgestone Invitational, won by Adam Scott. Caddying for the Australian for the first time? Williams! Asked about the victory he helped Scott achieve, Williams said it was the greatest he'd ever been a part of, and called the past week "the best of my life." It was a thinly-vailed slap at the man he believes let him go for no reason, and who finished tied for 37th Sunday, a whopping 18 strokes back of Scott. Williams has been openly upset about the firing, saying he got canned over the phone. Tiger's agent says it was "done face-to-face and man-to-man." Regardless of who's more accurate, both stars will be at the year's final major, the PGA Championship, ...

Is Tiger Woods, unthinkably, in financial trouble these days? That may be both exaggerating and oversimplifying it, but given a loss of some endorsement deals, his recent divorce settlement, a hefty mortgage, and even a pay cut from Nike, Planet Tiger isn't what it used to be. Forbes reports that Tiger recently signed a deal to hawk a heat rub in Japan. Although Woods was likely paid in the single-digit millions for the spot, it's a far cry from his former campaigns for Pepsi, Gillette, and Accenture. Once king of the sports world, Tiger has suffered financially since late 2009. After his personal life imploded, his endorsement list shrank and his marriage ended in a divorce settlement with Elin Nordegren worth $100 million-plus. But now he may actually be hurting for funds. At the very least, there are signs that the legend isn't generating enough to comfortably cover his costs. Woods took out a $54.5 million mortgage on ...

On the same day we confirmed Elin Nordegren and Jamie Dingman are an official item, Tiger Woods and his longtime companion have parted ways. Dude fired caddy Steve Williams after 13 years! The high-profile celebrity breakup was announced via Tiger's website, which says, "I want to express my deepest gratitude to Stevie for all his help, but I think it's time for a change ... I wish [Steve] great success in the future." No word if Tiger was cheating with another caddy or 20. Tiger Woods Fires Caddy Stevie says he's shocked by the move, especially because he stuck by Woods' side throughout the stunning cheating scandal of 2009-10. "After 13 years of loyal service needless to say this came as a shock," he says. "Given the circumstances of the past 18 months working through Tiger's scandal, a new coach and with it a major swing change... I'm very disappointed to end our ...

We can't make this stuff up, kids. As Tiger Woods is living a post-divorce life losing endorsement deals, skipping golf tournaments due to an injured leg and being linked to sketchy...