Tiger Woods' wife goes on another trip without him

Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 14:55 [IST]

Washington, April 20 (ANI): Professional golfer Tiger Woods' wife Elin is said to have gone off on yet another trip without him.

Elin was seen leaving from Orlando's airport via private jet on April 19 with just her two children, and the trip is said to have been planned even before she had returned home from the most recent one.

With Woods, 34, concentrating on his next tournament instead of his marriage, Elin is said to have grown more distant from him.

"She wants him to work on the marriage. He's back to golf. It's very cold between them," Radar Online quoted a source close to the couple as saying. (ANI)

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