1) It's ironic that this skit mirrors the apology Tiger just made on live TV. The same carefully written statement from months ago. So many months have passed and it's the same line. 2) Even if she did not hit him with a club... you can bet your sweet *** she wanted to. So Tiger getting defensive about it is silly. Plus, even if she were to hit him... he's 6' 1" or something. Do you think we care if a woman hits you. She's not going to do any damage. Be a man. 3) When you live in the public spotlight, you give up your privacy. I know stars don't like that fact. But they knew it before they became stars. You see it all the time... a famous actor speaking out against the media... but that actor knew what he/she was in for before he/she became famous. If you wanted complete privacy, you should have remained anonymous. Especially if you make an *** of yourself... like Tiger, Paris Hilton, Kardashian, etc.. You never see folks like Harrison Ford being chased around. Why? Because he's chosen to live outside of the spotlight. Tiger was also being left alone, for the most part, until he brought the attention on himself by being a cheater. So the bottom line is, you reap what you sow. Don't want to media to chase you around... don't give them a reason to!!!

In view of Tiger Woods' heartfelt apology yesterday, and his adamant assertion there has never been any physical abuse in his family, and especially his appeal that we (as the public and the media) leave his wife and kids alone, can't SNL show some respect and leave this family alone!!!???
I'm not condoning Tiger Woods' behavior -- but why go after his wife when, as by his own admission, all the responsibility for his womanizing is his alone!!
Show show class SNL!!!

One of my favorite SNL Clips. I actually liked Wolff Blitzer's mumbling the best.