Firefighters respond to 911 call at Tiger Woods Home; Woman Rushed To Hospital

Firefighters have transported a woman from Tiger Woods' Windermere, Florida home to an area hospital, according to reports.

An adult female was whisked from the $2.6M mansion after rescue crews answered a call at 2:36 a.m., NBC's Orlando-based affiliate WESH reports.

The ambulance transported the woman to Health Central Hospital, the same hospital that Woods was treated at on Nov. 27 after he crashed his black Cadillac Escalade into a fire hydrant and tree outside his house, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

Orange County Fire Rescue spokeswoman Genevieve Latham would not disclose the identity of the woman, the Sentinel reporteed.

Video footage aired on CNN shows a stretcher being taken from the home.

The Sentinel also reported that a black Escalade similar to the one Wood's crashed appeared at the hospital shortly after the 911 call.

The world's greatest golfer has been beset by drama in recent days.

Since the crash, Woods have been linked to multiple women as reports of extramarital affairs emerged.

Yesterday, it became public that his humiliated wife Elin Nordegren had purchased a $2M Swedish mansion, fueling speculation that she's preparing to take the couple's children and start a new life in her homeland.

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