The best golfer in the world is still trying to make a professional comeback after the world (and his wife) found out about his long string of extramarital affairs.
Tiger Woods is not playing as well as he would like, personal problems obviously having an impact on his A-game.
The disgraced golfer is competing in the AT&T National in Pennsylvania. The defending champion, Woods is currently in a tie for 81st spot.
He talked to reporters after the first round on June 30. He admitted: "Outside the ropes there are certainly still distractions. It is what it is."
There are reports spreading that Woods is finalizing a multi-million dollar divorce settlement with wife Elin Nordegren who is seeking full custody of their two kids.
Sources claim Woods wants to prevent his soon-to-be ex-wife from spilling even more beans about his personal life.
To add to the pile of personal woes, Woods confirmed he was questioned by the feds about his dealings with a Canadian doctor.
Dr. Anthony Galea is under investigation for distributing performance-enhancing drugs to some big name pro athletes.
Woods acknowledged: "I cooperated and answered all their questions and that was it."