Tiger Wood’s ex Lindsey Vonn is still in love with him

Tiger Woods’ estranged girlfriend Lindsey Vonn is apparently facing a tough time getting over her split with the golfer. Vonn has confessed that she still feels for Woods.

"I mean, I loved him and I still love him. I had an amazing three years with him. Sometimes things just don't work out and unfortunately it didn't work out for us. But I don't have any regrets and I think we're both in a pretty good place," Vonn revealed during an interview with CNN's Alpine Edge show.

Ace alpine ski racer and Olympic champion, Vonn, was involved in a serious relationship with Woods for nearly three years and the couple parted ways quite recently. Vonn has also admitted that she is the least confident person on the slopes.

Vonn also told that she is not considering a new relationship for now as her sport keeps her occupied.

"I don't know if I'm ready to be in another relationship. I've realized that I only have, realistically, three good years of racing left. So it's kind of nice to be able to focus on that and my career," she said. Telling about her career goals, Wood’s ex-flame said that she hopes to become another World Champion.

Vonn has a successful career record and is the only American woman to ever capture downhill gold at the Olympics. Also, she has four World Cup overall titles and this again makes her the only American woman to make this record.

In an interview with The New York Times earlier this month, Vonn called her relationship with Woods a “learning experience.”

Woods and Vonn got into a relationship with each other in March 2013 after the golfer parted ways with his wife Elin Nordegren over reports of his multiple illegitimate affairs that came out in 2009. Vonn too was previously married to her coach Thomas Vonn and divorced in 2013.

On the professional front, Vonn took part in World Cup giant slalom in Aspen on Nov. 28 but crashed on her first run itself. However, she did not incur any injury from the fall but it ended her stint in Aspen. She suffered a major ankle injury in a training crash in New Zealand in August.

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