Tiger Woods’ older brother stepped out of the shadows this week to criticize the golfer for his marital misdeeds. In an interview, 52-year-old Earl Woods Jr. said that their late father and Tiger’s longtime coach, Earl Woods Sr., “would be very disappointed in 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?”
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