Tiger’s Philandering Cost Him $22 Million, Not Counting $100 Million For Wife And Kids

Guess what it cost Tiger Woods for all those out-of-wedlock sexual trysts that caught up with the professional golf star last year?

Twenty-two million dollars. Those were only from loss of endorsements. The divorce settlement with wife Elin Nordegren was another $100 million, which included $75 million in child support for his two children.

Don’t feel sorry for Tiger. He’s still filthy rich. And he still leads the sports world in endorsements and earnings at an estimated $90 million, calculated by Sports Illustrated.

Since everything in sports is measured in top ten categories, the other nine athletes rated by earnings are Phil Mickelson, Floyd Mayweather Jr., LeBron James, Alex Rodriguez, Shaquille O’Neal, Kobe Bryant, Derek Jeter, Peyton Manning and Dwyane Wade.

By Woods standards his golf game has struggled since the scandal, threatening his top perch on the ladder for the last seven years.

As an old philandering newspaper buddy once told me, women are no damned good.

That probably has crossed Tiger’s mind. Privately. He doesn’t say much in public. Unless it is to restore what laughingly is referred to as his public image.