Tiger Woods May Or May Not Have Manhattan Apartment

These February headlines could be recycled if Tiger really moved to NYC

OMG. Us Magazine says that "Tiger Woods moved into a new apartment in downtown Manhattan over the weekend," according to a source. The gossip mag's website adds, "A witness saw Woods, 34, 'introducing himself as the new neighbor,' the source adds." But could Us Magazine be wrong?

For starters, Us Magazine doesn't even deign to offer up a neighborhood, let alone building, for where the golf superstar-turned-punchline might be living. Curbed suggested it could be the Superior Ink building in the West Village. Then CNBC's Darren Rovell Tweeted, "Time to start making up Tiger stories again. Story that he has picked a bachelor pad in NYC. Not true."

The temptations of NYC might be too much for him: He did tell reporters last week, "I'm trying to get, obviously, my game in order." His golf game, people—his other game is just fine.

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By Jen Chung in News on August 31, 2010 8:27 AM

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NYC condos

It's just a gossip, I don't believe it. Manhattan condos

exnyer

Woods might be sharing a pad with Spitzer.

eitan

In other news, we're getting reports that aliens may have landed in Washington DC and are in the process of vaporising it with lasers. Or maybe not.

kazubes

Lies, he would clearly move into Murray Hill if anywhere

Guest

if he indeed decided to live here, it could only mean that he's going all out -- he'd move to union square, period. it'd be like homer in the land of chocolate:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FMipGVx5VU

John L

Lies. Maybe he bought some property but to say that he moved into NYC, I don't believe it. NYC taxes are too high, any athlete that moves here would be an idiot.

Oh and both the Daily News and NY Post's frontpage are so pathetically unoriginal.

hotstepper

ha! i am no fan of DN but that "lock up your bimbos" cover gave me the giggles when i first saw it. then again, my sense of humor is admittedly low brow.