transgressions

transgressions

When a grateful nation sat down to Thanksgiving, Tiger Woods is known as the greatest golfer on the planet - a brand of golf shoes with a public image as well as the manicured greens of Augusta National.

A week later, Woods finds himself at the center of that whirling vortex where privacy and celebrity intersect. And he has discovered if you make $1 billion, about 90% from endorsements, there is a terrible level on which your private life becomes public property.And so it was that one of the world's most private public figures issued a statement on his website Wednesday that was at once a plea for privacy and a public admission of "transgressions" that "let my family downWoods, 33, pledged to be a better husband to his wife, Elin, 29, and father to their two small children. And he offered a profound apology

Woods was not more specific. A country, for the better part of a week have heard reports in the tabloids about alleged marital indiscretions are left to draw their own conclusions.As is clear The statement came after a cover story in Us Weekly magazine reported that a cocktail of Los Angeles, claiming that her waitress in a 31-month romance with Woods.