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Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend, Rachel Uchitel, is taking him to court over a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that she claims was signed under "duress". Uchitel is seeking to invalidate the agreement, which she claims was designed to prevent her from speaking about her relationship with Woods. The NDA was signed in 2009, following the revelation that Woods had been involved in a series of extramarital affairs.

Uchitel claims that the NDA was signed under "duress, coercion, and force", and that she was not given adequate time to review or negotiate its terms. She also claims that the agreement was unfairly restrictive, and prevented her from speaking about Woods or their relationship, even in situations where she was not bound by confidentiality agreements.

According to Uchitel's lawsuit, the NDA was signed in exchange for a financial settlement from Woods, and was presented to her at a time when she was emotionally distressed and vulnerable. Uchitel claims that she was threatened with financial ruin if she did not sign the agreement, and that she did not fully understand the implications of the document.

Uchitel's lawsuit is seeking to invalidate the NDA, and to allow her to speak openly about her relationship with Woods. The lawsuit also seeks damages for emotional distress and economic losses that Uchitel claims she suffered as a result of the NDA.

Woods' representatives have not yet commented on the lawsuit. The golfer has previously spoken out about the scandal that led to the signing of the NDA, describing it as a "dark time" in his life. Woods has since remarried and has made a successful comeback to the sport, winning his fifth Masters title in 2019.

The lawsuit is the latest in a series of legal challenges faced by Woods in recent years. In 2017, he was arrested for driving under the influence, and later pleaded guilty to reckless driving. He also faced a lawsuit in 2018 from the parents of a bartender who died in a car crash, claiming that Woods' restaurant had overserved the bartender before the accident.

The case highlights the issue of non-disclosure agreements, which have come under increased scrutiny in recent years. Critics argue that NDAs can be used to silence victims of sexual harassment and abuse, and prevent them from speaking out about their experiences. Some lawmakers have called for restrictions on the use of NDAs, particularly in cases involving sexual misconduct.

Overall, the outcome of Uchitel's lawsuit could have significant implications for the use of NDAs in cases involving high-profile individuals. If the NDA is found to be invalid, it could set a precedent for other cases where NDAs are signed under similar circumstances.