Tiger Woods reportedly cheated on Lindsey Vonn,
according to a Daily Mail source who blamed infidelity for the breakup of the sports power couple earlier this month.
The anonymous source told the U.K. newspaper that Woods reportedly had a one-night stand in February after an injury forced the golfer to withdraw from the Farmers Insurance Classic in San Diego. That contradicts the "hectic schedules" story the couple fed the press about their split.
"He had a relapse in the sex department," the source said. "Lindsey found out about women again. Always while he's on the road. Just like when he was with Elin."
The infidelity issue has haunted Woods since he split and eventually got divorced from his wife Elin Nordegren in 2010. The cheating issue has affected him financially and professionally as well; Woods has not won a major golf tournament since, and he also lost sponsors when the scandal first broke and became tabloid fodder.
During the height of the Woods cheating scandal that landed in virtually every gossip column and celebrity news program in late 2009, the former No. 1 golfer in the world was connected to
14 different women, according to the New York Post.
The negative publicity around the scandal cost Woods endorsements with Nike, Gatorade, Gillette, and Accenture, with the last one hitting the golfer for at least $10 million a year, according to the Post.
While Woods never confessed to Nordegren until he was caught, the golfer confessed to Vonn when he realized he was busted.
"He came clean and I give him credit for that," the source told the Daily Mail. "Yes, Tiger cheated again. But it wasn't with anyone special. He really wanted Lindsey to be the one. But he blew it again. He can't help himself. He's got an addiction. He relapsed."
Vonn, one of the world's best female downhill skier and Olympic gold medalist, is coming off of an injury and kept her out of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. She's reportedly planning a comeback on her own to reach the 2018 Olympics.
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