Rachel Uchitel, erotic mistress of tiger wood, was paid to travels to Australia in November by Tiger Wood.

According to Radar Online, Tiger’s staff booked and paid for Uchitel’s travel and stay downunder, making Uchitel assertion difficult to believe.

Kalika Moquin is a Las Vegas nightclub executive, and now, it appears she isn’t just that, but also allegedly the third woman linked to the Tiger Woods scandal of affairs, according to various reports.

Moquin tells Life & Style magazine, “It’s not appropriate for me to comment one way or the other.” She adds, “At this time, I’m just choosing to focus on my job.” According to an insider source to the magazine, “They’ve hooked up a bunch of times,” the source said. “Tiger told Kalika that married life isn’t all it’s built up to be. He said he wasn’t happy in his marriage or his home life and that there was just so much pressure on him.”

The New York Post speaks with Woods’ alleged mistress, Rachel Uchitel, who responds to the rumored affair by saying “not a word of it is true” and claiming that she offered to take a lie-detector test. She describes one of the sources for the National Enquirer story that sparked the rumors as a “fucking hooker,” and another (or possibly the same source) as a “train wreck.” Earlier in the Post story she says:

“[The source of the story] is not even a friend of mine. I’ve met her twice in my life. I’ve got some really horrible things that I can say about her and her past. I am toying around if I should go after her, because she’s not a credible source.

“This girl was never around me for any of the time she was saying she was. If I was having some big, lurid affair, I would not tell this girl. It’s just ridiculous.”

Check out the full New York Post article for many more details. SportsByBrooks breaks down the interview:

She’s has previously denied an affair with Woods several times. In these comments, she does give some supposed detail on why the sources, according to her, made up their story about her and Woods being together. But she doesn’t name those two sources and also doesn’t name the person who she says will “back her up” on her story about booking Woods a table.

Yes, she names Woods. And gives details she claims are the reason for the misunderstanding, but beyond that, there’s nothing in the comments to the NEW YORK POST that, at least at the moment, prove that she didn’t have an affair with him.

Jose Lambiet of the Palm Beach Post provides some background on Woods’ alleged mistress:

Uchitel is the granddaughter of powerful Cleveland banker and amateur golfer Warner Bishop, who moved to The Island with a much younger wife in the 1990s. He died in 2001 at 82. And her mom is socialite Susan Bishop.

“I can’t talk about this,” said Susan Bishop, who lives part-time in a $600,000-condo on Palm Beach’s Bradley Place. “But I can tell you I’ve never met Tiger Woods or heard anything about it until these stories came out.”