Tiger Woods, till recently famous only for his golfing skills, made headlines a few months ago by crashing his car outside his home. Since then the ace golfer has faced a serious of allegations, most of which have been acknowledged by the golfer. In a recent development on this saga, Woods bore all and made an apologetic confession in front of his family and the media. The star expressed sincere regret, at least tried to, and made commitments towards seriously reforming his personal life. To most of his fans, that means an extended wait to see the star back on the golf course.

True, his scandalous behavior has disappointed many of his fans, around the world. But ever since that near fatal car crash, people seem to have forgotten his skills as a golfer. So much has been made out of the incident that Tiger would even consider to donate car cancer.

Well, donate your car cancer may not seem a bad idea, but this is no normal issue. The man was, and is, considered a legend. His performance would of (f)-course be of interest to many.

A lot has been said on this issue. A lot, even on this site, so I don’t wish to state the obvious, but shall still do it. Leave the man alone. His golfing skills made him a legend. Let that be the benchmark for judging him. Let’s not make the cancer car donation of that famous car, a forced compulsion on him.