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Weird Golf News Of The Week: Tiger Woods impersonator arrested
Canh Oxelson, a Tiger Woods impersonator and an alumni of Harvard's prestigious Graduate School of Education, was arrested in New York City last week on charges of harassment, the New York Post reports.
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"She's scared because there are a lot of rich people who help him," a friend of the ex-girlfriend told the Post. "Her family, they're not rich, fancy people."
Oxelson had apparently experienced some fame as a Tiger Woods impersonator. Reportedly charging $3,000 an outing, Oxelson made it into a 2001 issue of Sports Illustrated and even featured on a question in a 2003 edition of Trivial Pursuit.