Tiger's still burning bright for EA Sports

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Tiger Woods may not be flavour of the month with his sponsors – and his long-suffering wife – but EA Sports is sticking by the errant sportsman, for now at least.

Peter Moore, head of EA Sports, has written on his blog that for the forthcoming 'PGA Tour Online' browser game, Woods will "be on the masthead" and that "regardless of what's happening in his personal life, Tiger Woods is still one of the greatest athletes in history." And one of the most lucrative, too...

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