Tiger Woods, Ex-Wife Nordegren Together Again at Kid's Game: Golfer Tries to Win Ex Back After Cheating Scandal 3 Years Ago

Tiger Woods, notorious for his golf skills and adulterous ways, was recently spotted together again with his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, at their children's t-ball game in Palm Beach, Florida, National Enquirer reports. Only a few weeks after NE's first report of Tiger's desperate attempts to win back Elin by offering to pay her a $200 million pre-nup to remarry him, the "Swedish beauty" may actually be considering giving Woods another "swing."

Woods and Nordegren seem like they are in a much better place now-a-days as opposed to three years ago when "Nordegren smashed her former husband's SUV with a golf club after news of his rampant cheating surfaced," Daily Mail recalls.

Married for nearly six years, she divorced Tiger in August 2010 in the wake of his much-publicized cheating scandal that included at least a dozen alleged mistresses. Elin supposedly walked away with a solid $110 million settlement in the divorce. 

An eye witness at the sporting event the other day states, "If you didn't know they were divorced, you would've thought they were one big happy family."

Woods along with his two kids, Sam (age 3) and Charlie (age 5), arrived to the game first with Elin meeting them there about an hour later. TMZ notes that the pair chatted together for about 30 minutes and appeared to enjoy each other's company. After taking some pictures of their children when the game ended, the whole family got into Nordegren's SUV and drove off together.

According to Huffington Post, when Woods came to Elin with the pre-nup proposal, she was reportedly considering the offer under the one condition that he add a $350 million anti-cheating clause to the agreement.

"Tiger didn't even balk at the demand," an unnamed source told the Enquirer. "Even though his accountants think he's crazy, he's ready to sign the pre-nup and set a wedding date." 

As for Elin, last heard she was said to be "mulling" her ex husband's offer over.

Has Tiger successfully lured his tigress back to the den? A few hundred million dollars and a no-cheat clause can be pretty convincing...