the majority of comments so far have a similar view point to mine and rightly criticise the way this story has been delt with. I see nothing in this event in which we can yet criticise Tiger Woods. Media hysteria, and poor reporting has overblown the incident as far as I can see. As for trying to insinuate that driving a car at 2.30am is somehow "dodgy", I fail to see the logic in this, and is just a shameful attempt at character assassination, the like of which seems to be the norm nowadays. Simpler to pander to the lowest common denominator, than actually do some hard work and avoid the cliches. From the BBC's chief golf correspondant, indeed any BBC correspondant I expect better. Until full details are released then I see no point in speculating and trying to develop baseless rumor. Of course the police must investigate. An incident such as this warrents a basic procedural investigation. But to imply this is due to some " suspect activity" on Mr Woods part, disgusts me. I wouldn't be suprised that as a very busy man travelling by night is simply an easier way to avoid the media circus that will try to form and follow the poor man. But of course, commonsense and impartiality doesn't sell. Comment number 9. Has everyone forgot .. "The price of fame" ........ The public has made him a billionaire, he seems to have forgotten that .. if noone went to see him then