Tiger Welcomes Baby No. 2

Golfer, wife, 14-month-old expect addition in late winter

(AP) - He's done with golf for the year, but Tiger Woods found something to celebrate today: His wife is pregnant with their second child. The world’s No. 1 player said on his Web site that Elin Nordegren Woods is expecting in late winter, without being more specific about her due date, the AP reports. "Elin is feeling great and we are both thrilled," Woods said. More»

You're not likely to be seeing Sam Alexis caddying for dad.

(NEWSER) - When superstar golfer Tiger Woods became a first-time dad earlier this week, the news appeared on his website--absent any specifics about daughter Sam Alexis' height, weight, or time of arrival. It was par for the course for the notoriously private pro and his wife, Elin, who've been hounded by the press, says the AP. More»

Couple will maintain joint custody even in divorce

(NEWSER) - Tiger Woods and Elin Nordgren will share joint custody of their children, if they divorce, Radar Online reports. The couple's relationship continues to be rocky, with both parties seeing divorce lawyers, but they're determined to make the breakup as easy on their children as possible. “They have not been getting along as a married couple but there has been no conflict over the children,” a source tells Radar . “They both want what’s best for the kids. This isn’t going to get ugly. They’ve both made sure of that.” More»

Woods, Nordegren, children leave Orlando on private jet

(NEWSER) - Tiger Woods and estranged wife Elin Nordegren played tennis together yesterday, then left Orlando on one of the golfer's private jets. Daughter Sam and son Charlie accompanied the couple, whose destination was unknown. After Nordegren's conspicuous absence from Woods' lengthy public apology Friday, their actions "indicate a thaw in their relationship freeze," reports RadarOnline . More»

(AP) - Eight months after his last tournament, Tiger Woods looked as though he'd never been away. Woods made a triumphant return to golf today in the Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona with a spectacular start that showed golf what it had been missing for 253 days. Woods defeated Brendan Jones of Australia 3-and-2 in match play to advance to the next round tomorrow. More»