Woods and Golf Digest part ways

Golf Digest has announced that they are ending their 13-year relationship with Tiger Woods.





The announcement comes only two weeks after Gillette announced that Woods would also no longer be working them. It is the fifth sponsorship the former world number one has lost since damaging revelations about his personal life first became public in 2009. (Callaway Diablo Octane Tour Driver)



"Golf Digest and Tiger Woods have mutually agreed to stop his monthly bylined articles," said Golf Digest editor in chief Jerry Tarde in a statement. "We appreciate the insights Tiger has provided to our readers."



Woods, who writes a monthly column for the magazine, will see his last piece published in the February issue. Though he took a five-month hiatus from writing the column during his self-imposed hiatus from the game last year, he had returned to regular duties last September.



"I enjoyed my relationship with Golf Digest but we have decided it's now time for a break," Woods said in a statement. "I wish my friends at Golf Digest continued success." (Callaway Diablo Octane Tour Driver)

Diablo Octane Tour models feature a slightly smaller head size than standard models, a full hosel, and the more open look at address preferred by skilled players. Diablo Octane Drivers come with a Project X™ Graphite Shaft that is 46 inches in the standard model and 45.5 inches in the Tour model. Diablo Octane aggressive Variable Face Technology® that increases the size of each club's sweet spot and generates high ball speeds for better distance.



Building on Callaway's heritage of innovation, the Diablo Octane and Diablo Octane Tour engineered to maximize power. The standard models feature a larger footprint and are designed with a deep CG for better playability and higher trajectories. The Tour models are designed with a smaller profile and a traditional hosel, and deliver increased workability with low, penetrating trajectories that are preferred by more accomplished players.