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Would not want to meet him in a dark alley!<\/strong><\/p>\n

A day after Tiger Woods’ agent strongly criticized an excerpt from a book about his client, Woods on Wednesday deflected questions on the subject during a Honda Classic news conference that at times became contentious.<\/p>\n

Portions of former coach Hank Haney’s book, “The Big Miss,” <\/strong>were released this week, prompting Woods’ longtime agent, Mark Steinberg, to issue a statement rebuking Haney, especially regarding parts that pertained to the golfer’s admiration for the Navy Seals and the military.<\/p>\n

Haney wrote that Woods discussed leaving golf for military life, a subject the golfer would not discuss during his news conference.<\/p>\n

“I’ve already talked about everything,” Woods said. When pressed, he deflected questions and ended by telling the inquisitor “you’re a beauty” and to “have a good day.”<\/p>\n

In an interview with ESPN.com in January, Woods was asked about his reaction to Haney’s book, which is due to be released in late March, the week prior to the Masters.<\/p>\n

“I think it’s unprofessional and very disappointing,” Woods said, “especially because it’s someone I worked with and trusted as a friend.”<\/p>\n

Haney was Woods’ swing coach from 2004 to 2009, a period in which the golfer won six major championships and 31 tour titles. Asked his level of disappointment now that some details from the book have emerged, Woods said: “It’s still the same. Nothing has changed in that regard at all.”<\/p>\n