Wife of LIV Golf star slams Tiger Woods with CAR CRASH comment

Ashley Perez, the wife of LIV Golf team champion Pat Perez, left a brutal comment on an Instagram post of Tiger Woods talking about his life-changing car crash in February 2021.

"I can hit golf balls. It's the walking that just hurts - the goal is to play just the major championships and maybe one or two more - that's it," Woods said in the video posted by Golfballing.

"I mean that's physically all I can do. And I told you that, guys, you know, at the beginning of this year too. I mean I don't have much left in this leg. So gear up for the biggest ones.

"And hopefully you know, lightning catches in a bottle and I'm up there in contention with a chance to win and hopefully I remember how to do that."

These were the comments that Golfballing showed from Woods' press conference at the Hero World Challenge last week, but Ashley showed no sympathy with her comment on the video, which now appears to be deleted.

"Literally why driving under the influence is ILLEGAL. I don't feel bad for him. Thank god he didn't kill anyone. See ya," Ashley wrote on the post.

#NEW: Pat Perez’s wife goes full ANTI-Tiger mode in the Instagram comments and takes a shot at the car accident. “I don’t feel bad for him” pic.twitter.com/cD7i4kDZyy

— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) December 5, 2022

In April, two months after the crash, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department released findings which stated the 15-time major champion drove at an "unsafe speed for road conditions."

In a 45 mph zone, Sheriff Alex Villanueva reported that Woods drove between 84 to 87 mph downhill in Rancho Palos Verdes. Villanueva also stated that "without signs of impairment, we cannot execute a search warrant."

This comment was made in response to the accusation that Woods had been given preferential treatment in the report. The 46-year-old suffered open fractures to his tibia and fibula and injuries in his foot and ankle.

After receiving extensive surgery, Woods returned to play in the PNC Championship in December, and this year, he played at The Masters, the USPGA Championship and The 150th Open.

Earlier this season, Ashley Perez commented on an Instagram picture that Patrick Cantlay's fiancee Nikki Guidish had posted of their holiday. "I'm sorry. That doesn't look like fun... at all," she said. This comment was also deleted.

That was in September. In June, she posted a rant about some of the comments she'd received after she revealed her husband was joining the Saudi-financed league.

"So if anybody feels the need to say anything, and I mean anything negative about Pat going to the LIV Tour you will be blocked, just like 200, maybe even 300 other people have been already... and you'll never be back in," she said.

"So anyways, that being said I love you all, I cherish you all until you say some bulls*** that I don't like. I don't need it, I won't accept it, I will not allow it in my world, ever."

In November, Perez himself took issue with Woods' comments from St Andrews in July about the 'guaranteed money' element of LIV Golf, describing it as "the stupidest s*** I have ever heard of in my life."