Shows Race to Book Tiger

Confessionals

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:25AM EDT / Published Dec. 21, 2009 9:19AM EST

Chris Carlson

Who will be the first to catch a Tiger? The big shows are apparently trying to book the golf star for his first interview since news broke of his affairs. What exactly does that involve? "They're figuring out who might be some intern's cousin's neighbor who caddies at the golf resort that Tiger Woods played at three years ago," says one former producer. The Today show may have damaged its chances by interviewing two women who say they slept with Tiger. If he goes on Oprah Winfrey, it’ll be a sign he’s looking to improve his image with women; if he goes to ESPN or HBO, he’ll be going for his hardcore sports fans.

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Shows Race to Book Tiger

Chris Carlson