ReutersWith the fallen superstar currently in Augusta trying to piece his game together in time for the start of the Masters on Thursday, a report in the Daily Record claims to have lifted the lid on what the former world number one's total losses have been from the scandal.
The paper reports that Woods has lost £22m as a direct result of losing his deals with companies including Accenture Gatorade, AT&T Gillette and Tag Heuer. He's even had to start paying for his own cars after General Motors pulled the plug on an agreement which allowed him free use of their vehicles.
With Woods's divorce having cost him a further £60m, that makes a total of £82m, or US$132.3m.
And with Woods having reportedly slept with around 120 women, that means each notch on his bed post cost him $1.1m, or £680,000.
Despite the blow to his wallet, Woods's $90m-a-year income still makes him the highest-earning sportsman on the planet - despite now sitting a lowly seventh in golf's world rankings - and the only person from the world of sport to make the top 10 of Forbes magazine's highest-earning celebrities.
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The media gets gossip and chokes a person nearly to death.It is because his game was SO incredible I watched.The story may have upset Tiger's game or age/injury did. I hope he gets his game back so I will watch only him once again!!The 05/04/2011 at 15:28