New Tiger Mistress Hires Lawyer

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:28AM EDT / Published Dec. 05, 2009 2:26AM EST

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Tiger Woods remains firmly in the rough as TMZ reports that a fourth woman claiming to have had an affair with the pro golfer has hired a lawyer and is preparing to tell her story to the media. The unnamed woman, a former VIP cocktail server, is retaining the services of Orlando lawyer Michael O'Quinn, and claiming that her relationship with Tiger lasted more than two years, and began in 2004, when she was 20. Woods' off-the-green antics have been the subject of intense gossip coverage since this week's revelation that the golfer had carried on at least one affair, after the news broke in the wake of Woods crashing his SUV outside his Florida home.

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New Tiger Mistress Hires Lawyer

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