Via: NewsOne

Tiger Woods will end nearly three months of silence Friday when he speaks publicly for the first time since his middle-of-the-night car accident sparked stunning revelations of infidelity.

However, his agent said Woods will not take any questions from a small group of media.

“This is not a press conference,” Mark Steinberg said Wednesday.

It will be Woods’ first public appearance since Nov. 27, when he crashed his SUV into a tree outside his Florida home. Woods’ only comments since then have been made through his Web site.

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Tiger Woods pays his debt to society

Tiger Woods has already paid the price for careless driving — a whopping $164 ... TMZ has learned from official documents.

According to docs, Tiger paid his careless driving fine yesterday … the same day the citation was issued by the Florida Highway Patrol.

The last ticket Tiger got in Florida was way back in 2001, for unlawful speed in a construction zone.

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The truth about what happened with Tiger Woods.

It looks like Tiger Woods has been boxed into a corner and his best friend, now, is time — because he’s again refused to meet with the Florida Highway Patrol about the incident with his wife early yesterday. Tiger may well be waiting for the telltale wounds to heal.

Woods’ agent told the Florida Highway Patrol Tiger and wife Elin Nordegren would not make themselves available to speak with authorities today about the incident that left Tiger with lacerations and one less fire hydrant on his block.

We know the Highway Patrol is suspicious of the wife’s account … that Tiger just drove off and hit a fire hydrant. She told the first officer on the scene from the Windemere PD that she went inside the house after the crash to get a golf club and then hit the car in an attempt to free her husband. But we know she told a very different story subsequently to the Highway Patrol.

As we first reported, Tiger told a friend that his wife went ballistic at around 2:00 AM yesterday and scratched his face up – all because of reports he allegedly had cheated on her. He left the house, started driving away and she attacked the SUV with a golf club, Tiger told the friend. He got “distracted” and hit the hydrant.

If Tiger and his wife acknowledge she scratched him up, she could be arrested for domestic abuse. And, as we first reported, Tiger told his friend he had been taking prescription painkillers and that was why he seemed out of it after the crash. Although we’re told there was no alcohol involved (and that seems to be the case), driving under the influence of painkillers could be a problem, if it’s provable.

By the way … one of the things the Highway Patrol wants to see is the marks on Tiger’s face, and whether they are consistent with scratch marks or impact on a car. As we reported, there was no blood on the steering wheel, making the accident scenario suspicious. But if the marks indicate a human touch and they last for a few days, we’re guessing Tiger will not show up at his golf tourney on Thursday.

Via: Newsplex

Tiger Woods was hurt and hospitalized after a car accident at his home.

Professional golfer Tiger Woods was seriously injured in a single-car accident outside his Florida home early Friday morning. Woods was transported to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee, Florida in serious condition.

Authorities say Tiger Woods has been seriously injured in a car wreck in Florida.

The Florida Highway Patrol says the PGA star hit a fire hydrant and a tree as he pulled out of his driveway early Friday in his 2009 Cadillac sport utility vehicle. FHP said the airbags in Woods‘ Cadillac Escalade did not deploy, which means the vehicle was traveling under 33 mph.

Woods was taken to Health Central Hospital. His condition was not immediately known, though the news release said his injuries were serious.

The highway patrol says the crash is still under investigation, and charges are pending. However, the highway patrol said the crash was not alcohol-related.