As you all know, these past few weeks have been extremely hard for golfer Tiger Woods, admittedly the highest earning athlete until just recently, as he made an estimated $100 million from endorsements alone. Following the car crash in which he was involved, his adulterous liaisons with other women have emerged, which has prompted Elin Nordegren to see attorneys in view of getting a divorce. The problem is, as TMZ says, Woods doesn’t want to go down that path.

Shortly after vehicle crash in which Woods was involved, text messages and e-mails to and from alleged lovers of Woods have surfaced in the media, and rumors started to circulate that Elin had already moved out of the house and was gearing up for a divorce. Yet, Woods seems to think that his marriage can still be salvaged, sources close to Elin says for TMZ, adding that the golfer will not agree to a divorce. If so, this would prove that his retirement from golf to become a better husband and father, as he said in a public letter issued after the scandal erupted, was not just a PR strategy to clean his image, but the actual truth.

As of now, the Tiger Woods mistress count has gone up to 14, some of who, of course, have nothing to substantiate their claims that they were involved with the golfer while he was still married. In the first stages of the media frenzy, Elin stood by her husband, as we also reported, but she later had a change of heart and moved out of the house until the whole thing blew over, it was said at the time.