Embattled golf superstar Tiger Woods' affairs are damaging more than his home life - he reportedly faces losing two of his mega-bucks sponsorship deals.

Woods has endured a rocky two weeks following a car crash outside his Florida mansion earlier this month after a bust-up with wife Elin Nordegren over his infidelity.

And despite trying to limit the damage to his tarnished reputation, Woods' deals with Gillette and U.S. telecoms giant AT&T - rumored to be worth up to $20 million - are in the balance following his announcement he will make an "indefinite" departure from golf.

Bosses at Proctor & Gamble, which owns Gillette and has used Woods in its global ad campaigns since 2007, have issued a statement saying they are "limiting" his part in their promotions.

The statement reads, "As Tiger takes a break from the public eye, we will support his desire for privacy by limiting his role in our marketing programs."

And AT&T bosses have followed suit, insisting: "We support Tiger's decision and our thoughts will be with him and his family. We are presently evaluating our ongoing relationship with him."

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