An explosive new biography about the Duke and Duchess of York claims Fergie travelled to the other side of the world for a date with the golf champion after claiming she was 'in love'

Sarah Ferguson was eager to find her A-list match following her 1996 divorce from Prince Andrew. The Duchess of York pursued golf legend Tiger Woods — and even flew 1,500 miles to see the "gorgeous" athlete — after breaking her royal marriage to King Charles' younger brother,

Reportedly, all was not well between the two sister-in-laws, especially when it came to attention and admiration.

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson were seen for the first time since the bombshell book, "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York," made headlines.

Fergie flew 1,500 miles to meet Woods, who is 16 years her junior, and the two remain friends today. A new book about the House of York sheds light on a 1990s romance that never was—that between the recently divorced Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, and pro golfer Tiger Woods.

In her new book, 'The Rise and Fall of the House of York' Sarah Ferguson reveals she flew 1,500 miles to meet the "gorgeous" golf legend Tiger Woods.

The Rise and Fall of the House of York,” royal author Andrew Lownie claims that Fergie had her sights set on the pro golfer.

A new book reveals that Sarah Ferugson, the Duchess of York, romantically pursued Tiger Woods after her divorce from Prince Andrew in the 1990s as the golfer emerged on the scene