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Tiger Woods admitted to hospital and treated for overdose after car crash on Florida property, report says
TIGER Woods was treated in hospital for a suspected overdose of prescription drugs after the fateful car accident on his Florida estate, according to a report.
Celebrity website TMZ said the golfing superstar, now in the spotlight over a string of alleged affairs, was having trouble breathing when he was admitted after the low-speed crash and that his admissions chart listed "OD".
The site quoted sources close to Heath Central Hospital in Florida said his wife Elin Nordegren gave paramedics two pill bottles at the accident scene - prescriptions for Ambien and Vicodin.
It had been reported that Woods was in and out of consciousness at the time, with some reports saying that he was snoring at the scene.
TMZ said its sources said he was clearly under the influence of something other than alcohol.
Woods remained bunkered down in his home as more lurid revelations from supposed mistresses and claims of million-dollar payoffs to cover up a string of alleged affairs emerge.
Pleas from the world's number one golfer to be left alone after confessing last week to "personal sins'' have been ignored as a raft of new allegations surfaced.
The latest allegation takes to six the number of women linked to the fallen superstar, after explosive claims emerged yesterday that he picked up a waitress at a local cafe, and cavorted with yet another Las Vegas nightclub worker.
Manhattan waitress Cori Rist, 31, reportedly met Woods at the New York City nightclub Butter last year and they have been seeing each other ever since.
He would fly her to his tournaments as he competed around the world, according to claims.
"Tiger would typically get a large suite at a hotel. Someone would book Cori an adjacent room, so she wouldn't be seen coming into his room," a source said.
However, Rist was reluctant to speak about the allegations, quoted as saying "No comment ... Not at this time".
Woods' stunning adulterous lifestyle was outed with his bizarre 2.30am car crash outside his mansion last week.
Since then, details of his alleged affairs with busty young women, mostly nightclub workers, have tarnished his image as a solid family man.
Last night, details of two new flings emerged.
An Orlando, Florida, cafe worker claimed she and Woods had been involved for two years after meeting in 2006 as he had breakfast with wife Elin Nordegren, 29.
Mindy Lawton, 34, said she met Woods, 33, at Perkins Cafe, about 1km from his $2.6 million mansion, in 2006. He called her and they met at a favourite club, Blue Martini.
She claims he sent her saucy SMSs and they had sex in his home, where he crashed his car after reportedly arguing with his wife over his infidelity.
"I really did fall for the guy," Ms Lawton told the News of the World. "I began to dream that I would some day be the next Mrs Woods.
"I really did think that he would want to be with me. He is such an attractive guy, and what woman wouldn't be attracted to him? Of course, it probably helped that he is worth millions."
Ms Lawton, who was working for $8 an hour as a waitress when she claims she and Woods met, said she knew the billionaire was seeing other women.
"Tiger just used me as his sex toy. I thought I meant something to him, but all he cared about was lust. He is a selfish, heartless man."
Lawton told lurid stories of her encounters with Woods, including an early morning tryst in a church car park after he couldn't gain access to his office.
"He was very frustrated we could not get in the office as I knew he wanted to have sex," Ms Lawton told the News of the World.
"He told me to follow him and we drove to a church car park. It was still very early and no one was around. Tiger wanted to have sex on the back seat but it wasn't comfortable.
"But he was desperate and insisted that we do it up against the side of the car. Like most of the other times it was very frantic."
Lawton alleges she was the first of Tiger's known affairs but that she was dumped in early 2007 when he began seeing 24-year-old Los Angeles cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs.
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Meanwhile, Las Vegas waitress Jamie Jungers, 26, has also claimed a two-year affair with Woods after meeting him at Las Vegas's Bellagio Hotel.
The lawyer who reportedly represents Jungers did not return calls yesterday.
Woods, 33, apologised on Wednesday for "transgressions'' in his family life as a magazine posted what it said was damning evidence of an extra-marital affair between him and Grubbs.
Another alleged mistress Kalika Moquin, manager at a Las Vegas night club, told celebrity magazine Us Weekly last week that rumors of an affair between her and Woods were "completely untrue.''
Woods allegedly met with with New York nightclub hostess Rachel Uchitel, 34, during his winning Australian Masters campaign in Melbourne last month, but Uchitel has persistently denied the claims.
Woods has yet to be seen in public since the furore erupted when he crashed his car on November 27 outside the Florida home where he lives with his wife Elin, a Swedish former model, and their two children.
After the crash, celebrity gossip websites speculated that Elin chased Woods with a golf club and smashed the rear windows of his vehicle, causing him to lose control.
The 14-time major winner ended five days of silence over the affair allegations on Wednesday after celebrity magazine Us Weekly quoted Grubbs as saying she had secretly dated him for 31 months and met him for sex 20 times.
The magazine posted online an audio recording purported to be Woods urging Grubbs not to identify herself by name on her voicemail because he was afraid his wife was becoming suspicious and might dial her number.
"I have let my family down and I regret those transgressions with all of my heart,'' Woods said, but added he did not want to elaborate on his shortcomings in public.
"Personal sins should not require press releases and problems within a family shouldn't have to mean public confessions,'' he said, attempting to draw a line under a scandal that has left his squeaky clean image in tatters.
Yesterday, Woods thanked staff, fans and sponsors for keeping his charity event, the Chevron World Challenge, afloat and apologised for his absence, which he has said is due to injuries sustained in the crash.
"I am so grateful to them for their efforts, and I am sincerely sorry I was unable to fulfill my duties as host and player in this important event,'' Woods said in a statement posted on his website.