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Tiger Woods to Break Silence Friday February 19th

From Golf.com

Tiger Woods will speak to “friends, colleagues and close associates” at a tightly scripted press conference at PGA Tour headquarters at 11 a.m. Friday, according to his agent Mark Steinberg.

The world’s No. 1-ranked golfer has been silent except for statements on his Web site throughout the course of the sex scandal that dominated the headlines in December and January.

“Tiger plans to discuss his past and his future and he plans to apologize for his behavior,” Steinberg told Bloomberg News.

Woods will field no questions at the press conference in Ponte Vedra, Fla., and only wire-service and a select few non-wire reporters will be allowed to sit in during the statement.

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4 responses to “Tiger Woods to Break Silence Friday February 19th”

  1. Zack Avatar
    Zack

    I wonder if they'll be any groupies at that press conference. But stop by my blog right quick, I got some "choice words" for Seth McFarlane over at Family Guy.

  2. Zack Avatar
    Zack

    Excuse my grammar, I meant *there will instead of "they'll". My bad.

    But I'm so tired of Tiger.

  3. sagehope Avatar
    sagehope

    HI. I found you by the tag “sex addiction” I thought you might want to know that I have written a book on the solution to sex addiction. And I would love for you to vote in my poll, to express your support of letting people know about this book.

  4. Walt Bennett Avatar
    Walt Bennett

    Zack,

    Maybe you take Tiger for granted. I imagine that "Before Tiger" was a very young age for you.

    For me and many others, he was something completely different, dramatic and unique.

    There's a reason that TV ratings double when he's in the tournament, and his skin color has always been only a part of that reason.

    But I do find it interesting that at least one young person doesn't "get" Tiger the way some older folks do.