As the rumors and speculations keep counting up, Tiger Wood’s endorsement deals keep going down.  But unlike the rest, one company has stuck by his side, EA Sports.

And whether you’re his wife or a video game company, you’d be crazy not to stick with him.  Slapping his name on the franchise has earned EA over $600 million.  Now that’s a spicy meatball.

According to Peter Moore, president of EA Sports, the publisher of Tiger Woods PGA Tour isn’t going to ditch him over a silly car crash, cheating on his wife with numerous women, sending his mother-in-law to the hospital, and various other activities.  As long as he’s not breaking the law, what a man does in his house is his own business.  Am I right ladies?

“By his own admission, he’s made some mistakes off the course,” Moore said on his blog this week. “But regardless of what’s happening in his personal life, and regardless of his decision to take a personal leave from the sport, Tiger Woods is still one of the greatest athletes in history.”

EA shows their support by staying on track to release Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online.  For anyone interested, the demo will be released sometime this month, and to maintain tradition, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011 will be released sometime this summer.

Source: Yahoo!