>>>>>>I'm with Alan on this. I am amazed that so many care so much about what this guy does. So he had an affair - what concern is that of mine or anyone else and who is anyone to judge or even have an opinion on it. Plus, I suspect the sponsors are all cheering with glee that they can now dump this bottomless pit sponsorship without fearing that their competitors will take him.
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>>>>>Why would they him the money they do if they don't think he's worth it? No one held a gun to their head.
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>>>>Think about where the power lies in the sponser / Woods relationship and what it would mean to have him go to your competition.
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>>>And as the sponsors decide to leave I find myself thinking - Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. :))
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>>I hope I am not coming across as judgmental or condemning. I am not. But I do understand why his sponsors are backing away. With his current image problems he is an unneeded distraction from the message they are trying to present.
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>I understand too. I'm just pointing out that we all have blundered our way through life and maybe a little forgiveness, in what should be a private matter, is in order.

You're right Grady. He made a little mistake again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again .