Don’t look now, but someone else is on Tiger Woods’ case.
Steve Williams, Woods’ ex-caddie, ripped the golfer in an excerpt from his new book, titled “Out of the Rough,” which is scheduled to be released Monday.
Williams describes the 13 years he spent working with Woods, including the poor treatment he often received from the golfer and details of the sex scandal that derailed the 14-time major winner’s career in 2009.
“One thing that really pissed me off was how he would flippantly toss a club in the general direction of the bag, expecting me to go over and pick it up,” Williams wrote, via ESPN. “I felt uneasy about bending down to pick up his discarded club, it was like I was his slave.”
Williams also maintained innocence in Woods’ sex addiction, saying he knew nothing about the infidelity that ended the golfer’s marriage.
“Only a handful of his oldest buddies actually had any idea this was going on,” Williams wrote. “I didn’t know because Tiger didn’t dare tell me. We had such a strong bond and working relationship that there was no way he could let me in on what was happening — he knew my values and that I would have zero tolerance for that kind of behavior.”
Woods and Williams parted ways in 2011.
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