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Pro golfer Tiger Woods and his Swedish wife Elin Nordegren have reached a divorce settlement after attending the state-required four-hour parenting class required in Florida.

The former couple's divorce documents state that the two have been living apart since Woods wrecked his car after a domestic dispute on Thanksgiving 2009 that led to the public revelation that Woods had been cheating on his wife with various women -- many of whom eventually came forward.

The documents do not disclose any alimony sum, nor child support -- just that "The parenting plan is in the best interests of the children." Sam, 3, and Charlie, 18 months, are expected to live with their mother who will revert to her maiden name, Elin Maria Pernilla Nordegren.

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Nordegren, 30, and Woods, 34, released the following statement:

"We are sad that our marriage is over and we wish each other the very best for the future. While we are no longer married, we are the parents of two wonderful children and their happiness has been, and will always be, of paramount importance to both of us."

The terms of their divorce settlement have not been released, however reports claim that Tiger's ex could receive more than $100 million in assets. The couple agree to share custody of their two children ...Sam Alexis, 3, and Charlie Axel, 1.

Back in November, reports surfaced that Woods was having several extra-marital affairs. After admitting his infidelities, he entered into sex rehab. After a brief break from golf, Woods has now resumed his career on the course.

Nordegren has reportedly purchased a $2.2 million home near her birthplace in Sweden. No word on whether this will be her permanent residence.

UPDATE: Court documents reveal that the marriage was "irretrievably broken" and that both Tiger and Elin attended the standard four-hour parenting class required in finalizing a divorce in Florida.

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Tiger Woods reportedly fathered a secret love child, according to claims in a new UK TV documentary, Channel 4's Tiger Woods: The Rise and Fall. A journalist who helped the pro golfer hide his affairs says he knows someone who has full details of Tiger's 7-year-old daughter - and DNA evidence.

The mother, Theresa Rogers reportedly demanded 2 million pounds (nearly $3 million) for her silence, and a source tells The Sun, "There is a lot more to come out. Tiger will eventually admit to fathering a child."

Yikes!

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Tiger Woods' neighbor has started a pay-per-view website claiming to reveal "what really happened last Thanksgiving night when the world's most famous golfer crashed his Cadillac SUV into his neighbor's tree."

Jerome “Jay” Adams, the brother of the man who first called 911 after Tiger crashed his car is offering viewers a look inside the real Tiger on BehindTheGates.com which promises a "firsthand account of what Tiger Woods is really like behind the sculptured, polished persona we see on television features true stories of Tiger's unscripted persona never shared until now."

“He’s not real,” Adams says in a preview video on the site (the full version can be purchased for $3.99.) “He’s not true. The person that you know is just a crafted image, crafted by the individuals that are on his team.”

Tiger is currently in the midst of what could be a very nasty divorce from wife Elin Nordegren, with the custody of his two young children at stake. The revelations from Adams' website could severely damage his case.

Advertisers, however, are slowly coming back around to the fallen golf star. EA Sports shot a commercial with a smiling Tiger for their Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 game in Orlando earlier this week:

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Doesn't look too concerned about his neighbor's new website!

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Two days after pulling out of The Players Championship due to a neck injury, Tiger Woods' coach Hank Haney has resigned via text message. Talk about a crappy week!

Though Tiger has been trying to reclaim his career after a brief hiatus, the injury and a string of disappointing performances have left many doubting whether or not the golf pro can stay in the game.

Of his performance at The Players Championship, Woods told reporters, "For me not to play all 18 holes, that was as angry and as frustrated as I've been in a long time." Woods continued, "[The injury] actually was getting worse and now I'm at a point now where I just can't go anymore. [My game is] certainly not where I would like to have it, there's no doubt. There's a lot of things going on in my life, period, right now. I'm just trying to get everything in a harmonious spot, and that's not easy to do."

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Tiger Woods withdrew from The Players Championship today, citing a neck injury. After hitting a tee shot, Woods called for an official, and after hitting a second shot, it was clear that the adulterous golf pro was in a great deal of pain. Woods then walked to the middle of the fairway, shook hands with playing partner Jason Bohn and left in a golf cart.

"I've been playing through it," Woods told reporters. "I can't play through it anymore." Woods said he did not know what caused the injury, only that "playing doesn't help it."

Woods said he plans to have an MRI next week and he added that he may have a bulging disk in his upper back.

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Tiger Woods and his estranged wife Elin Nordegren are definitely headed for divorce. "It's 100% happening. Elin and her mom met with a lawyer before they went to Sweden," a family source tells UsMagazine.com.

The source adds that Elin, along with her 2-year-old daughter, Sam and 14-month-old son, Charlie, are currently visiting with family in Stockholm. "She and the kids are going to be spending most of the summer there. Without Tiger," the source tells the mag. Tiger's soon-to-be ex will also be checking on her $3 million home in Vaxholm, Sweden which is currently going through "nonstop construction."

It's been nearly two months since the 34-year-old golfer admitted to being unfaithful during his marriage.

As for Elin's divorce plans, "It's going to take a long time to go through. [But] she will go through with it. She is all about being a mom. She will do it slowly and carefully," the source tells Us.

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After finishing fourth in the Masters Tournament, Tiger Woods has announced that he'll be taking a break.

A disappointed Woods told CBS News, "I'm going to take a little time off and kind of reevaluate things." Woods added, "I wanted to win this tournament. As the week went along, I kept hitting the ball worse. [My finish] was not very good ... I think people are making way too much of a big deal of this thing. I was not feeling too good."

Tiger posted a statement on his website, describing his performance as "Unsuccessful...I didn't get the job done. I felt very uneasy on every shot I hit out there..I was not feeling good."

But is taking a break really the best idea? It seems like it could provide him with even more distractions that might leave him a step off of his game...