"He's either living testimony to the wonders of rehab or, alternatively, just the same old Tiger"

Lawrence Donegan is amazed at Tiger's miraculous rehab recovery.

Amazing, isn't it, that just over two weeks ago Woods appeared in public as a husk of a man, riven with guilt and digging in for the long haul ("I do plan to return to golf one day, I just don't know when that day will be. I don't rule out this year.") and now here we are two and a half weeks later looking on, gob-smacked, as he apparently revs up for the big comeback.

He's either living testimony to the wonders of rehab or, alternatively, just the same old Tiger, which is to say he is determined to live by his own rules and to hell with what anyone else thinks. There is nothing wrong with that of course - Woods hasn't broken any laws - but acknowledging this fact does not preclude taking note of the the cynicism under-pinning the staged rehabilitation of Woods' public image (not least his gruesome "apology" of 18 February).

Actually, under Florida law, living in an "open state" of adultery is apparently a misdemeanor. I'm no lawyer, but this sure appears to be a form of an open state, no?