TIGER Woods was last night at the centre of a riddle over claims he has checked into a sex-addiction clinic.
The love-rat golfer is said to be on a strict six-week programme at a 00-a-week centre in South Africa.
Johnny Graaff, boss of Cape Town's exclusive Montrose Place clinic, said yesterday he could neither confirm nor deny Tiger was there.
The dad of two is also reported to have been treated at a similar clinic in Arizona, US.
Tiger, 34 - who has admitted bedding a string of women behind wife Elin Nordegren's back - was reportedly seen landing in Cape Town on a private jet.
Health Top Tips Nutrition Love Lifestyle Happiness Weight LossReports claimed he had booked into the facility weeks ago to help rebuild his life amid claims Swedish Elin, 30, had demanded a divorce. A source said: "Tiger hasn't been seen in public since before Christmas. It's thought he's gone somewhere quiet to get help.
"Celebrity spotters heard he flew into Cape Town between Christmas and New Year. He was apparently seen at the airport then went straight to Montrose Place for treatment."
Yesterday the area surrounding the clinic was being patrolled by two security firms.
US President Barack Obama tipped Tiger to rebuild his life.
He told a mag: "I'm a strong believer that anybody can look within themselves, find their flaws and fix them."