The Floodgates Open: Two Tiger 'Mistresses' Come Forward

Looks like Elin Woods may soon be teeing off on Tiger if she hasn't already, as many suspect she did last Friday morning. Now for all we know these could just be some goldiggers looking for a payday, but hey, isn't everyone?

They're coming out of the Woodswork!

At least two more buxom beauties claim to have had torrid affairs with embattled superstar golfer Tiger Woods -- including one whom he bombarded with more than 300 text messages and warned last week that his wife was getting suspicious, according to Post sources and two bombshell reports.

"I will wear you out . . . When was the last time you got laid?" a hot-and-bothered Woods allegedly texted to mistress Jaimee Grubbs on Sept. 27, according to Us Weekly.

Grubbs, a sexy, 24-year-old LA cocktail waitress, told the mag she had her first of 20 wild sex romps with Woods in mid-April 2007, two days after she met him at a Las Vegas club.

She said they headed to his hotel room for dinner, and then "went into another room to watch a movie." But "he just grabbed me and kissed me, and we started taking our clothes off and had sex," said Grubbs, who has appeared on the VH1 dating reality show "Tool Academy."

The bar worker said their steamy affair continued off and on for nearly three years.

She said they were even supposed to get together the week in February that his wife, Elin, gave birth to their son. But he suddenly told her "he couldn't make it because of a 'family issue,' she said.

"My mom knew about the affair and told me to check the news," Grubbs said.

The self-described other woman said Woods, 33, routinely showered her with text messages, including one as recently as Oct. 18 in which he allegedly wrote, "Send me something very naughty . . . Go to the bathroom and take [a picture]."

But Grubbs said a panicked Woods called and left a message on her voicemail Nov. 24 -- a day before the National Enquirer published its story about another alleged mistress of the billionaire golfer -- saying Elin, 29, might be on to them.

"I need you to do me a huge favor. Can you please take your name off my phone? My wife went through my phone and may be calling you," Woods allegedly pleaded, according to Us Weekly.

"So if you can, please take your name off that. Just have it as a number on the voicemail . . . You got to do this for me. Huge. Quickly. Bye," the golfer allegedly said.

Busted. However, she does claim the affair lasted nearly three years since they met in April 2007, so maybe Grubbs isn't exactly a mathematician.

As for Tiger's public image, needless to say it's taking a beating.

One source told Us that the Tiger and Elin could be heard "shouting, and they didn't care who heard."

"Everyone in the neighborhood was talking about how Elin 'beat his ass,' " the source added.

Ouch.

Grubbs' ex-beau, Bradley Berman, 22, told The Post he and the waitress broke up over Woods around Labor Day, after he found a text message on her phone from Tiger saying "he wanted to meet her in Vegas and how much would it cost to get her out there."

Us Weekly, quoting unnamed sources, added that Woods also bedded an unnamed Vegas marketing exec Oct. 22 after he picked her up at The Bank nightclub. Two months earlier, he allegedly went back to his suite at a casino in Verona, NY, with two women -- a blonde and a brunette -- on his arm.

Woods is the first billionaire athlete and may soon be the fastest to get back to half a billion.

Meanwhile, a second mistress also named yesterday was Kalika Moquin, a Vegas club manager at The Bank, according to Life & Style magazine.

The magazine, quoting a pal of Moquin's, said her friend explained to her that Woods "wasn't happy in his marriage or his home life and that there was just so much pressure on him."

"They've hooked up a bunch of times" over the months, the source said of Woods and Moquin. "Tiger told Kalika that married life isn't all it's built up to be."

Meanwhile, the first woman in the news linked to Woods supposedly had her trip to Australia paid for by his organization.

Other than watching his marriage possibly crumble, Woods may want to soon do some damage control since he's the most visible athlete in the world when it comes to advertisements. At some point this reaches critical mass and companies may soon begin abandoning him. And it looks like he was ver concerned with that a couple of years ago.

The National Enquirer caught Tiger Woods in a steamy extramarital affair two years ago, but killed the story in exchange for the golfer doing a rare cover-shoot for its sister mag -- despite Tiger's exclusive deal with a rival publication, a former editor told The Post.

Woods' camp, fearful of a potential public-relations nightmare in spring 2007, allegedly agreed to do a cover for Men's Fitness -- a magazine owned by the Enquirer's parent company, American Media, former Men's Fitness editor-in-chief Neal Boulton said yesterday.

"[American Media CEO] David Pecker knew about Tiger Woods' infidelity a long time ago," Boulton told The Post. "[Pecker] traded silence for a Men's Fitness cover."

Update: Here's the voicemail via TMZ.

I had the script embedded but it plays automatically when you land on the site here and I realize that annoys readers, so go to TMZ if you want to hear it.