Last year everyone in the world heard about Tiger Woods having an affair with a dozen women. And now, nearly 1 year later, his half-brother is throwing him right under the bus by running his mouth about how their father would be disappointed in him. In a recent interview with KSAZ Fox 10 in Phoenix, AZ, Earl Woods Jr. talks about his father’s relationship with his brother’s now ex-wife Elin Nordegren, and says that he would be “very disappointed” with Tiger if he were alive today.

“I think my Dad would be very disappointed with him. He would probably want to know how he’s going to fix it – you’re grown enough to get into this mess, how are you going to repair it?

“[Elin] was family. My Dad and her really connected. It cost him (Tiger) a family. He’ll never have the same relationship with his kids. There’s always a possibility that she will go back to Sweden. That distance with the kids will tear him up. He got caught up in being human. He made mistakes and, unfortunately, those mistakes were magnified because he is who he is.

“Once the dust settles he’ll start being productive. Once he gets back on track he’ll be right back to where he was, if not better.”

Check out the entire interview below!

Looks like one of Tiger Woods‘ many hoes is going back to get her education!

Rachel Uchitel (also known as Mistress #1) was the first woman who came forward about the Tiger Woods scandal, and publicly admitted to having an affair to the pro golfer. But now, nearly one year later, Uchitel has been accepted into not one, but TWO prominent graduate schools in an effort to start a new life after the big Tiger “Cheetah” Woods cheating scandal. And you’ll never guess what she’s going to study!

Details when you click the link below…

A close friend of Rachel Uchitel’s tells Radar Online:

“Rachel has been accepted into two graduate schools: one is a masters in criminal justice and the other is for a masters in forensic psychology. She hasn’t picked which one she is going to take yet but both are amazing schools, and she is very excited.”

Rachel Uchitel, 35, is a university graduate and is also a part of an intensive 2 and a half month training program in forensic investigation in the Los Angeles area, and she “absolutely loves it!” says her friend, who added that Rachel has made this her life for the moment and even told another friend: “It’s my calling and what I’m great at.”

“Rachel is following her dream,” said a confidante. “She has always been obsessed with anything related to crime – television shows like Nancy Grace, Cold Case, To Catch a Predator. Rachel asks a million questions all the time and she is always trying to put details of a story into her head. Now she wants to work at a news organization as part of an investigation unit.”

Rachel Uchitel might have some brains after-all! Now let’s see what Tiger’s 11 other hoes do with the rest of their lives… Probably nothing! (LOL)

Tiger Woods may have had to shell out millions for his divorce from Elin Nordegren, but that doesn’t mean that he still can’t ball out of control! The pro golfer has reportedly taken out a mortgage worth over $50 million for a “mega mansion,” currently under construction in Florida on Jupiter Island.’

Continue reading for the deets on Tiger’s new home…

According to TMZ, Woods took out a $54 million loan last week (the same week his divorce was finalized) and according to the documents filed, he should have the loan paid back completely by January 15th 2016. TMZ is also reporting that estate will include a tennis court, oxygen therapy room, multiple pools and a state-of-the-art fitness center.

Now THAT’s what we call a bachelor pad!

Tiger Woods's great turnaround doesn't seem to be here yet.

After missing the cut at an April tournament, losing his coach in May and suffering a neck injury, the golfer continues to struggle to regain his game after his November sex scandal.

But Thursday might've been one of Woods's toughest days back on the course: playing at the AT&T National – sponsored by the same company that in December had ended its endorsement deal with him – and bowing out of contention even before the first day was complete.

And at the same time, news broke that estranged wife Elin Nordegren could possibly walk away with $700 million in a divorce settlement ending their six-year marriage.

"I just putted awful, really," he said after the first round of the tournament, which takes place in the Philadelphia suburbs. "It was a very frustrating day on the greens, especially how good I was driving it."

But whether or not he had a few good moves, the championship golfer, 34, admits it hasn't been easy for him to focus completely on the sport.

"Outside the ropes there are certainly still distractions. It is what it is," he said at a news conference Wednesday. "I think everyone has had distractions in their lives [but] I think that my life out here on tour is becoming more normalized."

Admitting he's made mistakes in the past, Woods says he hopes his young fans can learn that "you're not always going to go through life perfect. No one does."

His strategy to getting his life back on track: "When you make a mistake," he said, "step up to the plate and take ownership of it."