New
York,
(ANI):
There
is
a
division
of
opinion
on
the
apology
given
by
golfer
Tiger
Woods
for
his
widely
publicized
sex
scandal.
In
his
statement
Friday,
Woods
said,
"Parents
used
to
point
to
me
as
a
role
model
for
their
kids.
I
owe
all
of
those
families
a
special
apology."
“I
think
it
was
just
shocking
and
kind
of
upsetting," CBS
Sports
quoted
Scripps
College
student
Kristina
Block,
as
saying.
"Everyone
makes
mistakes,
and
he
realizes
his
mistakes,"
Block
said.
Some
felt
for
his
wife.
"You're
giving
someone
your
heart,
and
he
tore
it
out
of
her," a
tearful
Claremont
McKenna
College
student
Brittany
Isobe
said.
Some
were
still
angry.
"No
amount
of
apology
or
words
is
going
to
eradicate
what
he
did," said
Claremont
McKenna
student
Kacie
Curd.
Tiger's
travails
have
earned
him
many
former
fans.
"My
wife
will
never
forgive
him
for
what
he
did,"
one
Californian
said.
Neither
apparently
will
one
of
Woods's
alleged
mistresses,
who
used
up
several
more
minutes
of
fame
Friday.
"Tiger
pursued
me,
and
over
time
I
fell
in
love
with
him,
and
he
told
me
he
loved
me
too,"
Veronica
Siwik-Daniels
said.
At
the
driving
range,
golfers
took
a
swing
at
the
media
coverage
surrounding
his
scandals.
"I
think
everyone
should
just
leave
Tiger
Woods
alone," one
duffer
said.
"I
really
think
this
mess
is
much
ado
about
nothing,"
another
golfer
said.