Gloria Allred Suing Tiger Woods’ Former Coach On Behalf Of Teen Golf Prodigy

Fitzgerald claims though that her son, who isn't named in the lawsuit, only spent a grand total of seven minutes with the golf legend during his year-long enrollment.

However, the lawsuit alleges that Haney did make time to give right wing conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh, and actor Ray Romano golf lessons.

"It is now known that during the time that Hank Haney was supposed to be teaching Fitzgerald's son and the other students at his Golf Academy, he was teaching someone else (besides Tiger Woods at the time) - despite what Defendants advertised. At minimum, Hank Haney was also personally teaching actor Ray Romano and taping a television series in his name. Upon information and belief, Hank Haney was also providing personal lessons to Rush Limbaugh instead of making sure that his students were progressing," the lawsuit asserts.

Haney's lack of involvement with Fitzgerald's son has "been devastating emotionally and financially for Plaintiff and her family. It has derailed what was, indisputably, an extremely promising golf career. Hank Haney did nothing to help Plaintiff's son's game or make sure he was progressing. Instead, his golf game actually worsened during his time at Hank Haney's Golf Academy. As a result of Hank Haney's fraudulent conduct, Fitzgerald has sustained significant financial and emotional harm," the docs allege.

Tiger Woods and Haney parted ways after the disgraced golfer’s disastrous Master's performance in 2010. Woods hasn't won any golf tournaments since that infamous Thanksgiving weekend, when his then wife Elin Nordegren rushed to the scene of his Escalade which had hit a tree, and used a golf club to break windows on the SUV to get her husband out of the car. Over the ensuing weeks, the world learned that Woods had a number of extra marital affairs, including one with Rachel Uchitel, whom he reportedly paid a $10 million dollar settlement.