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Tiger Woods is "a little nervous" about fan reaction when he returns to the PGA Tour next month at the Masters, the golfer said Sunday in his first broadcast interviews since copping to infidelity and sex addiction. Two five-minute sit-downs aired simultaneously on ESPN and The Golf Channel Sunday evening.Woods refused to answer questions from ESPN's Tom Rinaldi and The Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman about the details of his Thanksgiving crash outside his Florida home, the event which led to all the scrutiny of his private life.
As during a press conference several weeks ago, Woods continued to express remorse for his actions, saying he had "lived a life of lies" and that he remains on a quest to make amends to his family for his mistakes.
Notably, Woods gave remarkably similar answers to questions by Rinaldi and Tilghman. The answers sounded a lot like his prepared statement at his press conference several weeks ago, with some content from his recent written statement about playing in the Masters.
Woods told Tilghman he does have more inpatient treatment going forward, and as such is unsure how often he'll be playing in the immediate future.
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