Tiger Woods Caddy New Book: ‘Out of the Rough’ Says Working for Him Was Like Being a “Slave”

You might think working for a guy like Tiger Woods would be an absolute win, but if you ask his former caddy it turns out it's the equivalent of being a slave. Steve Williams has reportedly written a tell-all book about his 13-year relationship with Woods, titled Out of the Rough.

In the book, Williams details the "highs and lows" of their relationship and calls out one thing Woods used to do that truly irked him.

"One thing that really pissed me off was how he would flippantly toss a club in the general direction of the bag, expecting me to go over and pick it up." He further admits that it made him feel "uneasy" grabbing the club.

"It was like I was his slave," he writes.

 Back to work @bluejacknational

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Of course, the book isn't all about Woods' bad temper and the fact that he would spit at the hole if he missed a shot (yep, he did that); it also touches on that little sex scandal he had going on a while back, which ultimately led to his and ex-wife Elin Nordegren's divorce.

The separation spawned when Woods crashed his SUV back in 2009. Following the accident, more and more women came out alleging that they had had affairs with the famed athlete. The Huffington Post reports that the former couple's divorce is apparently "one of the most expensive" in the history of divorces.

Around the time of the scandal, Williams admits that he and Woods barely spoke, and he couldn't help but feel "furious" during the time because he felt he was "being dragged through the wringer over a scandal" that had zero to do with him.

Stuff.co.nz reports that Woods stopped talking to Williams just four months after word of the golfer's relationship Rachel Uchitel got out to the public. He was ultimately fired in 2011.