Maine Podcaster Billy Bush Roasts Tiger Woods, Calls Him ‘A Loser’ Whose Trump Girlfriend May Bolt

A famous link to the Bush brand in Maine has come down on golf phenom Tiger Woods, calling the ill-fated driver “a loser.”

Billy Bush, the nephew of one president, the cousin of a second, and the brother of a Maine gubernatorial candidate, pulled out all the stops Tuesday on his podcast.

Bush does his podcast out of midcoast Maine where his family owns property on North Haven.

He devoted his latest broadcast to lacing into Woods, who was arrested Friday on DUI charges.

“He looks puffy and swollen,” Bush said. “Addiction is unsexy. And I understand it grabs people and it’s a disease and all that but…

“You look like a loser,” Bush added.

Woods, he said, “has fully fallen from the perch.”

Bush comes from a rabid golfing family, his uncle President Bush having been a member of Cape Arundel Golf Club in Kennebunkport, where the Bush family his own property for a hundred years.

Billy Bush, who made his own mark as former host of Access Hollywood, said Woods had lost his audience.

“The golf heads out there are still worshiping, but the ladies?” Bush asked. “I think the ladies have definitely left the room on this guy – and Vanessa Trump may be one to leave too.”

Bush was referring to Tiger’s gal pal, the former daughter-in-law of President Trump.

Vanessa may be all done with Woods, despite the PDAs at a tournament last week, according to Bush.

“He’s destroying his legacy.  He’s a punchline, the memes are all out there.”

Bush jokingly compared Woods to John Daly, a two-time major winner who brags about playing golf while he’s drunk.

“DUI scorecard –  Tiger 2, John Daly 0,” Bush quipped, as he showed a video on the screen of daily inhaling a cigarette while playing.

“John Daly – who smokes and drinks all the way through a round of golf. And he’s always in the back of a Sprinter van driven by somebody else,” Bush said.

Then Bush showed another meme of Woods’ overturned Land Rover on its side along Magnolia Lane heading into the Augusta National Golf Club.

Augusta is home of The Masters, slated to begin April 9. Woods, as a past winner, is automatically qualified but hasn’t said whether he will play.

“Tiger, you don’t want to be the butt of these jokes,” Bush said. “You want to be the guy who gets people excited about golf.

“That legacy is so tarnished and so done. This is definitely the last chance.”