What has been the most difficult adjusting?

For me, the lack of privacy, the loss of privacy.

Oh, it's gone.

I know.

If you were sitting down to watch this Oprah interview in April of 1997, you probably

already knew who Tiger Woods was.

That's because earlier that month, Tiger won the Masters, a super iconic

golf tournament. He was the youngest golfer ever to win it, and the first black American golfer

to do so. After he won, the media went wild. Tiger was everywhere. He was on CNN.

I was all the cheering for you. I think it's kind of crazy because I'm...

Interviewed during the NBA halftime show.

Tiger Woods, he is standing by live with Ahmad Rashad.

And, of course, like any huge star in the 90s, he did a sit down with Oprah.

That's tough because, and also a lot of the bad articles that are written, is that I didn't do anything to them personally.

So why write something bad about me when you don't know me?

And that's not fair.

And unfortunately, a lot of people like to take that angle just because of their own, I guess, selfishness.

Well, you know what happens?

And do you think this to Mr. Woods, I mean,

that especially when you see an article like the GQU article that labels you the Messiah,

you can't be labeled a Messiah without somebody then trying, the Messiah of sports or golf, without then somebody then trying to come along to show how you're not the Messiah. So I think

that's the way the media sets you up.

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