• Do you think Tiger Woods' apology was enough?

    Tiger Woods recently made a public apology to his wife Elin, his children, his family, friends and fans for his irresponsible actions. Do you think he said enough to forgive and forget?

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    28.7%
    Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.
    411 votes
    28%
    No. His actions are unforgivable. If I were his wife I don't think I would be willing to repair that relationship.
    401 votes
    43.3%
    Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.
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    Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

    Tiger Woods does not have to address the media for questions as Rodriguez and McGwire did, Tiger was morally wrong not legally.

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    #1
     - JRan5
     - 11:53 am EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
    No. His actions are unforgivable. If I were his wife I don't think I would be willing to repair that relationship.

    I think the whole public apology is disgusting! The only people he owes an apology 2 is his wife and kids,though it's surely 2 little 2 lat

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    #2
     - z1r2p3
     - 12:03 pm EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
    Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

    The ONLY apology Tiger should have made was to his family! What happened was not anyone else's business!!! I wish he didn't apologize!!!

      #3
       - Bonnie-1016168
       - 2:44 pm EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
      Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

      His public apology is enough for the public. The rest is about him and his family and the press needs to butt out so they can heal.

        #4
         - Beatriss Scatolakis
         - 6:06 pm EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
        Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

        Tiger is only human. We ALL make mistakes sometime and yet they don't make a big deal of it. We learn to forgive and and put it behind us

          #5
           - Patty-1643531
           - 6:56 pm EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
          No. His actions are unforgivable. If I were his wife I don't think I would be willing to repair that relationship.

          dirtbag !!!

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          #6
           - jw-336392
           - 7:01 pm EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
          Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

          What more can Mr. Woods do at this time. Mr. Woods said what he needed to say at this time. The press has certainly had a field day.

            #7
             - First Reviewer
             - 10:15 pm EST on Fri Feb 19, 2010
            Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

            What more can the man say. Let's take him out back and just beat the him up. Is that what you people want. Tiger is a good man, or you.

              #8
               - First Reviewer
               - 8:31 am EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
              Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

              if she is willing to forgive him and move on then thats all that matters

                #9
                 - jamib
                 - 9:06 am EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
                Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                I think it's way more than enough this is none of our business at all. I think it's between him and Elin.

                  #10
                   - sunnybunny1269
                   - 9:11 am EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
                  No. His actions are unforgivable. If I were his wife I don't think I would be willing to repair that relationship.

                  I think the only reason he gave that public apology was to cover his behind.

                    #11
                     - LDRWeber
                     - 2:05 pm EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
                    Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                    He doesn't owe "US" an apology for a darn thing. It's none of our business. Let him deal with this sponsors and most of all his family.

                      #12
                       - Carole J.
                       - 7:48 pm EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
                      No. His actions are unforgivable. If I were his wife I don't think I would be willing to repair that relationship.

                      Apology is not the solution..action! show that you are a man of your word. Then you will win back your fans.

                        #13
                         - patricia kelley-1645389
                         - 8:51 pm EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
                        Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

                        let him cast the first stone.

                          #14
                           - Patriot-981766
                           - 10:13 pm EST on Sat Feb 20, 2010
                          Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                          It is none of our business. I wish the media would move on....but that's a pipe dream

                            #15
                             - walrawc
                             - 12:25 am EST on Sun Feb 21, 2010
                            Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                            It is none of our business. I wish the media would move on....but that's a pipe dream

                              #16
                               - walrawc
                               - 12:25 am EST on Sun Feb 21, 2010
                              Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                              Why is that any problem of mine? Or anyone elses for that matter. If Tiger had been some Joe Shmo... no one would really care.

                                #17
                                 - momma of 4-1611677
                                 - 3:07 pm EST on Sun Feb 21, 2010
                                Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                                He needs to apologize to his wife and I am sure he has done that. He should be left alone. What else could he possibly say?

                                  #18
                                   - PK-459535
                                   - 8:03 pm EST on Sun Feb 21, 2010
                                  Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

                                  Good Luck to both of them......I feel so bad for his wife she is the one that has to live with this mess.....

                                    #19
                                     - sweety1am
                                     - 12:12 am EST on Mon Feb 22, 2010
                                    Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                                    It's none of my business, nor is it anyone else's beyond his family
                                    and his sponsors. Get a life !

                                      #20
                                       - R Hester
                                       - 1:45 am EST on Mon Feb 22, 2010
                                      Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

                                      I hesitate to believe all that he said, when in fact,he had to read his inner feelings to complete sentences. It was too rehearsed.

                                        #21
                                         - Mike Wager
                                         - 10:09 am EST on Mon Feb 22, 2010
                                        No. His actions are unforgivable. If I were his wife I don't think I would be willing to repair that relationship.

                                        He never owed me any kind of a apology....If I was Mrs. Woods though, no amount of apologizing would help me to trust him...

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                                        #22
                                         - penelope-738879
                                         - 12:51 pm EST on Mon Feb 22, 2010
                                        Possibly. As his wife Elin said, it won't be his words, but his actions over time that will make the difference.

                                        Rather than focus on this aspect, a better question for Mom's would be "How can I use his public apology as a teaching moment for my kids?

                                          #23
                                           - Dr. Andrea Corn
                                           - 1:08 pm EST on Mon Feb 22, 2010
                                          Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                                          Positive that he made the statement, and then headed right back to re-hab. If he had said see you at the Masters...not good

                                            #24
                                             - Jim S-1647317
                                             - 4:18 pm EST on Mon Feb 22, 2010
                                            Yes. I think he's made a strong first step on the path to redemption.

                                            I'm tired of hearing about it. They had a pre-nup, the ONLY people he needed to apologize to was his wife and immediate family.

                                              #25
                                               - celtmaiden
                                               - 4:48 am EST on Tue Feb 23, 2010

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