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Woods spotted playing golf at night to ‘clear his head’

A lonely Tiger Woods has taken to hitting golf balls at night to deal with his extramarital affair scandal, it has been reported.

Updated on: Dec 18, 2009, 22:59:24 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New York/London
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A lonely Tiger Woods has taken to hitting golf balls at night to deal with his extramarital affair scandal, it has been reported.

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According to ANI, US Weekly magazine says Woods has been visiting a local golf course near his Florida home at night to “clear his head” after therapy sessions with his wife Elin Nordegren.

A resident in Woods’ Isleworth gated community in Windermere told that he has been spotted “coming by in the early evenings only for their counselling and therapy.”

A source said: “He goes after dark so he can’t be seen. For him, what’s more therapeutic than hitting golf balls, the thing he’s best at in the whole world?”

Meanwhile, according to reports, Nordegren has hired hot shot divorce lawyer Sorrell Troupe — who has previously represented Nicole Kidman, Britney Spears and Cary Grant — to negotiate the end of her five-year marriage.

Nordegren plans to ask for as much as half of Woods’ billion-dollar fortune in light of the dozen mistresses who have been revealed, the reports say.

Should they split, it will be the most expensive divorce in sports history. His wife confirmed to friends that “divorce is 100 per cent on”. She has called in California’s top celebrity divorce lawyer, reports The Mirror.

Elin is said to want to rid of him once and for all over his affairs as a new picture emerged of him with a mystery blonde.

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