Tiger Woods' Mother-in-Law in Stable Condition After Trip to Hospital

Tiger Woods' mother in law is in stable condition after a 911 call was made from his Florida mansion and took her away in an ambulance early Tuesday, according a hospital spokesman.

Health Central Hospital, said spokesman Dan Yates Barbro Holmberg was admitted early Tuesday suffering from stomach pain.

Holmberg is the mother of the Woods wife, Elin.

Health Central is the same hospital where he was treated Bretton after crashing his SUV outside his house last month.

Media attention has focused golfer in the world No. 1 since he hit a fire hydrant and a tree around 2:25 am Friday after Thanksgiving.

Officials at the hospital emergency room told Fox News before the woman - who was initially not identified - was released after being taken there from his Florida mansion on Tuesday morning.

According to WESH-TV, Woods's mother-in-law was taken by ambulance billionaires Woods-dollar home "in the advanced life support" after firefighters received a call at 2:36 am Tuesday.

Material filmed outside health of the Central Hospital in Ocoee, Florida showed a blond woman on a stretcher being taken inside.

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A black vehicle - similar to that of Woods crashed the day after Thanksgiving - was presented at the hospital minutes later, witnesses said. The number plate had a character that was different from that of the plate on the vehicle of Woods.

A witness told Fox News that a "pretty blonde", which appeared similar to Tiger's wife, Elin Nordegren, was driving the vehicle.

Earlier Tuesday, the spokeswoman Eva Malmborg Holmberg refused to comment on the situation.

"I have been in contact with her and as I said I do not know where it is - and so can neither confirm nor deny anything," Malmborg The Associated Press.