Tiger Woods' ex-wife Elin Nordegren finds new man

Miss Nordegren, 31, who divorced the golf superstar after his relationships with other women were revealed, is said to be involved with Jamie Dingman, a wealthy American investor.

According to the New York Post's Page Six column Mr Dingman, the son of billionaire Michael Dingman, spent time with Miss Nordegren in Florida and Sweden recently.

They reportedly met at a Red Cross Ball in Florida and were photographed near Miss Nordegren's home in Sweden this week.

Mis Nordegren and Woods divorced in August, nine months after the golfer crashed his car into a tree outside their home in Florida.

His indiscretions were subsequently exposed and he lost millions of dollars in sponsorships before taking a hiatus from the game.

Miss Nordegren reportedly received a settlement of around $100 million (£62 million) and joint custody of the couple's two children.

Mr Dingman is said to be an expert in emerging markets in China.

A friend said he was "very private" and told the New York Post: "He's never been so happy. He and Elin have strong feelings for each other. He's a classic all-American guy."



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Golf Channel u-turns on Woods' announcement

The Golf Channel has done a u-turn on a Twitter report after appearing to say that Tiger Woods would be making a "special announcement" on Monday morning.



The Golf Channel reported Monday that Woods' agent Mark Steinberg has joined Excel Sports Management, two months after leaving International Management Group. Steinberg has represented Woods since 1999.



The Golf Channel first reported the Woods' announcement Sunday night on its Twitter account, but it did not provide any details and a check on Monday morning showed the Golf Channel had removed the tweet from Twitter.



NBC Sports also reported late Sunday that "Woods will sit down with (anchor) Kelly Tilghman" to make the announcement.



The Golf Channel then posted a story on their website Monday morning saying Tilghman would be interviewing Woods' agent Steinberg "about his business endeavours" and "Woods would not be present during the interview."

Tiger Woods to make announcement on TV

Fourteen-time major champion Tiger Woods is set to make a "special announcement" Monday on the Golf Channel, but details on what he will be addressing are a mystery.

The 35-year-old announced last week that he was pulling out of this week's British Open as he continues to recover from knee and Achilles injuries, and the unknown nature of this latest address sparked speculation across the web that he would be taking an extended break from the game.

There was even some suggestion that he may retire, although Woods only said last week, "I think my best years are still ahead of me and I'm very confident and optimistic about the future."

Woods has been out of action since the middle of May after pulling out of the Players Championship with a mild medial collateral ligament sprain to his left knee and a mild strain to his left Achilles tendon, suffered while hitting a shot from under a tree at the Masters in April.

The three-time British Open champion said last week that he would be more careful and take his time in coming back this year so as to fully get over his injuries.