Jamie Jungers, Joslyn James, Holly Sampson to mark one year since Tiger Woods'car crash with party

What a difference a year makes forTiger Woods.

While he may not want to remember the now-infamous car crash that upended his life lastThanksgiving, three of his alleged mistresses see the anniversary as the perfect opportunity to bring the scandal back into the spotlight.

Holly Sampson,Jamie JungersandJoslyn Jamesare having a"Reunion"cocktail party to commemorate the event,RadarOnline reports.

The party will be held at Zin Bistro in aLos Angelessuburb ofWestlake Villageon December 3.

"It's going to be a great night,"Rouz Yaz, the owner of Zin Bistro, told the gossip site."I'm excited to have the girls here."

Woods crashed his car into a tree in front of hisFloridamansion last year just two days after Thanksgiving.

Rumors quickly spread that his accident was a result of hastily fleeing then-wifeElin Nordegren, who chased him out of the house with a golf club after intercepting a text message from one of his mistresses.

Nordegren, a former model and the mother of his two children, has denied the golf club story, as has Woods. But the events following the crash shattered the then-top golfer’s picture-perfect life, and eventually his marriage.

More than 15 women, including the three"Reunion"ladies, later came forward to claim affairs with Woods, and at least one alleged he filmed a sex tape with her.

That claim was later disproved, but Woods was forced to take a hiatus from his golf career and check himself into rehab, reportedly to treat his sex addiction.

Thanks in part to the distractions– as well as a knee surgery the year before – Woods lost his number one ranking in the world after 281 consecutive weeks on top.

While his alleged mistresses celebrate next week, Woods will be on the golf course competing at theChevron World ChallengeinSouthern California.

"Since he'll be at the country club right down the street, he's welcome to come on it and have free cocktails on the house,"Yaz, the Zin Bistro owner, said.

Somehow, we think Woods may skip this one.

nmandell@nydailynews.com

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