After working with Tiger Woods, 33, for the past six years, major consulting firm Accenture has just announced that they are dropping Tiger Woods from their advertising campaign.

A spokesperson for the company said “Given the circumstances of the last two weeks, after careful consideration and analysis, the company has determined that [Tiger Woods] is no longer the right representative for its advertising.”

Even after the affair tally is up to 13, all of Woods’ other sponsors are sticking behind him for now.

Gatorade and Nike have confirmed their continued support. Nike said “Tiger has been part of Nike for more than a decade. He is the best golfer in the world and one of the greatest athletes of his era. We look forward to his return to golf. He and his family have Nike’s full support.”

EA Sports is still going through with the release of the next edition of Woods\ |Tiger Woods PGA Tour| video game.

Swiss watch mater Tag Heuer said they are going to take a wait-and-see approach to the future of their relationship with the fallen golfer.

“Over the coming weeks we will assess our options with Tiger Woods,” Rachel Branch, a TAG Heuer spokeswoman, said today in an e-mailed statement.

The golf superstar earns around $110 million a year from endorsements and tournaments.

Woods is married to Elin Nordegren and the couple have two children together, Sam, 2, and Charlie, 10 months.

Tiger Woods Loses First Sponsor, TAG Heuer Will Wait