WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Tiger Woods spoke of his commitment to his family during an interview screened in New Zealand today, but conducted in the days before his car crash and subsequent admission of infidelity. Asked in the interview "family first and golf second...always been that way?", Woods replied: "Always. Always." He goes on to say that having a family - he has two young children with wife Elin Nordegren - "has been great, actually, the best thing that ever happened." The interview was conducted on Nov.17 -- 10 days prior to the accident outside his Florida family home which prompted reports of marital strife. The world's No.1 golfer later admitted to liaisons with other women. Woods says he has applied time management skills learned at Stanford University to his dual roles as a golfer and father and had been more focused as a player since he became a family man.
(The Associated Press)
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