Radar: Woods Still Under Investigation

The web site Radar Online says Florida's Department of Children and Families is still investigating the late November incident between Tiger and Elin Woods as a case of “domestic violence.”

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DCF officials also tried to talk to the couple last week and were reportedly turned away.

On Friday, several cars from that department were seen parked near Woods’ mansion outside Orlando.

RadarOnline.com has police dispatch notes that show that the investigation centers on possible domestic violence between Woods and his wife taking place in front of their young children.

The notes also say an unknown weapon may have been involved.

Woods' whereabouts are unknown. He may now be in Palm Beach on his huge yacht, and just as a coincidence, alleged mistress Rachael Uchitel is also in Plam Beach seeing her mother.

However, TMZ says the appearance of Woods and Uchitel in the ritzy South Florida town is unrelated.

Wife Elin Nordegren Woods is still in Orlando.

Ironically, Woods’ yacht is called Privacy and cost about $20 million in 2004. But much of the yacht’s interior was reportedly designed by his wife.

The 155-foot ship comes with a large bar and an 8-person jacuzzi.  It took three years to build, according to industry reports back in 2004.

Woods also sued the yacht maker for using his name and photos in ads without his permission. A court ruled in Woods’ favor and he received $1.6 million.

Woods' back weekend included news that Department of Children and Families members  went to Tiger Woods' home Friday for a "well-being check."

Woods and his wife, Elin Nordegren, have two young children, 2-year-old daughter Sam and 10-month-old son Charlie. It is standard for the DCF to investigate after a suspected in-home domestic violence incident like the confrontation between Woods and Nordegren over his infidelity that led to his SUV crash on Nov. 27.

Woods issued a statement Friday that he was taking an indefinite break from professional golf.

Then on Saturday, Gilette pulled Woods as a spokesman until he returns to the PGA tour.

On Sunday, consulting firm Accenture fired Woods as a endorser.