This is just a very quick post to go along with my video on the news breaking story of Tigers press conference!

What a media circus, yes the guy is a sporting God and a superstar but at the end of the day he is also human and is just a dad trying to fight for his marriage and his kids. Yes he should not have done what he did, he also should have thought of the consequences when he was romping about in all those women’s beds all over the world, but come on when you have all the money he has, is it any surprise he believed he was irreproachable or above the moral laws of our land?

I actually don’t condone what he has done,but I do commend his actions since the news broke. He has done everything possible to win back his wife and children. Looking into the future when he is an old man and a grand papa, he will be able to look back on all his triumphs and be able to hand on heart and say, his best ever victory was in winning back his beautiful wife.

This whole episode proves the guy is real and he has issues, just like the rest of us, so who are we to judge? Like everything in life you judge a person on their results. Rightly so he has come out and said sorry which was more to appease his sponsors than anything to do with his marriage. But it is done now! Lets all move on and get back on the couch and watch our favourite golfing superstar do what he does best. Playing unbelievable golf!

What has this post to do with anything I promote on my site? Well actually alot if you think about it………..I am sure this is an example of a parent who has done bad but instead of breaking up the family home he has done all he can to keep it together and rebuild his marriage so his children can grow up with the influence from both parents. This in itself is something I for one applaud. Well done Tiger and well done to his wife for giving him a second chance!

Regards Adrian

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