CAZine

In the past few weeks, the story of Tiger Woods’ scandal has been plastered all over the news and billboards.  The story first emerged after Tiger got into a car accident outside of his Florida mansion.  It was then thought that his wife smashed the windshield of his vehicle with a golf club in an attempt to safe her husband’s life.  However, the story quickly took a nasty turn and ended where it is now: Elin, Tiger’s wife, found out about his infidelity and chased him with the club.  Tiger then got into a car and began to drive away when his wife smashed the windshield causing him to get into an accident.  A number of women have since come forward claiming to have been involved with Tiger, some of whom have shady pasts.  Tiger has now taken a sabbatical in an attempt to recuperate and mend the relationship between himself and his family.  However, Elin, has reportedly refused to wear her wedding ring and is now living with their children in Sweden.  Many of Tiger’s biggest sponsors, including Accenture and AT&T, have also dropped him to save their own image and in an attempt to give Tiger the “privacy that he deserves.”  While Tiger’s problems with his wife have taken the front seat in the media, they should not be on the front of his mind.  According to numerous independent estimates, since Tiger has taken his hiatus and has been dropped from numerous sponsors, he has cost investors over $12 BILLION in earnings.  With the current state of the economy, that amount of money will not go unnoticed and this will surely result in some legal action.  Unfortunately for Tiger, he just broke the $1 billion mark so paying back the investors will be no easy task for the golf superstar.

-A. Andruzzi