Readers Respond: What Would You Say to Tiger Woods?

Responses: 63

By Brent Kelley, About.com Guide

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Romans 13:13 Let us behave properly as in the day, not in carousing and drunkenness, not in sexual promiscuity and sensuality, not in strife and jealousy.
—Guest S. Bolting - Richmond, TX

Romans 13:9 The commandments, "Do not commit adultery," "Do not murder," "Do not steal," "Do not covet,"and whatever other commandment there may be, are summed up in this one rule: "Love your neighbor as yourself." 10 Love does no harm to its neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.
—Guest Steven Bolting

Tell everyone to mind their own business. If they were to do that, then they wouldn't have time to mind yours.
—Guest charlieb

Hi Tiger, falling down does not make a failure or a bad person. We all have mistakes. My prayer is that I would like you to learn from it. Turn to God and ask for forgiveness from the Lord. God will 4give and give you the strength to move on. Don't dwell on it, move on.
—Guest caroline

"There is no one righteous, not even one" Romans 3:10 ".....through Jesus the forgiveness of sins is proclaimed to you."Acts 13:38 "....whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16
—drewstevenson03

I am sorry about all you had to go through. Your personal business is your own, not to be made. I know you are a master of your game; it's only a way to get you out of a sport that is ruled by white people. I think that is what is eating all these sporties, as I call them, especially ones who have a problem with your color. Please do not worry, take care and let the ball roll.
—Guest Aamir

Not that I believe that you will read this, but I have just a few things to say. Number one cheating on your wife was unfair to her but this is no one else's business it is a personal matter. So it is not for me to forgive you, you did nothing wrong to me or anyone but her. The other women knew you were married and were just going for 15 minutes of fame. If that is all it takes there should be quite a few more famous prostitutes. Come on ladies why should anyone feel sorry for you? I hope you learned your lesson and can work things out, it is too bad people cannot leave you alone. You are known for your talent as a golfer, and that should be the only thing the public should care about. If everyone who has had someone cheat on them be put under the same magnifying glass maybe they would not be so judgemental. Good luck with your career and I pray you can save your marriage. God Bless, Julie
—Guest Julie S. Bridgeport TX

It's funny how your're so sorry, since you got caught. If you were never caught, you would be still doing it! Just my 2 cents and really none of my buisness.
—Guest Sue

What happened in the past is the past. Please do what you should and what have to for your family who has been hurt the most. Whether the apology is accepted by the others or not is beyond your control! I sincerely wish and believe that you will be good!
—Guest HL

You never did owe me an apology. Your private life is your business, Not mine. The only way you could let me down would be if you threw a golf match. Good Luck!
—Guest Stew.

Tiger, be of good cheer. long live your golfing skills. that is what we the public look for. If the past masters of music were perfect then so are you. I do not condone what you have done but I do forgive you. What has happened is not my concern nor anyone else's except your family. Good luck at the Masters, I look forward to watching you.
—Guest Doug

Hey Tiger, First of all "He Who Has No SINS Go Ahead And Cast The First Stone." Second thing, the media does not know when to stop (OMG) and thirdly you need not worry about anyone but your family. And if you had not been a public person no one would of ever known what happened. It is in the past, turn the page and go forward. My best to you always. Good Luck and as they say Break A Leg and knock them dead. PLAY GOLF AND DO YOUR USUAL THE BEST.
—Guest Guest

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