The magical, poisoned apple that put Tiger Woods in a coma for the rest of the 2008 PGA season, was purchased on e-Bay for $716.66 by Rotohog, a fantasy sports company.

After they won the online auction, the goofballs at Rotohog met with the two men who picked up the apple, which Tiger had allegedly thrown, at the 108th U.S. Open. The two men told their story on camera, which will be released online within the next couple of days.

And just like Marc Ecko did with Barry Bonds’ No. 756 home run ball, the Rotohog fellas are asking the public to vote on what should be done with the apple core.

Here are the choices:

A. Plant it. Petition San Diego County and Torrey Pines to use the seeds of the apple to plant a tree on the 16th hole of the South course to commemorate Tiger and even Rocco – as we would also donate a rock to sit next to Tiger’s apple tree.

B. Plane it. Send the apple–and a lucky person to the PGA–-to serve as Tiger’s representative since he is currently on the mend.

C. Pound it. Tee it up at Torrey Pines and have a celebrity hitter blast the apple core.

D. Prove it. Send the apple to a leading scientific facility to conduct a DNA test to prove once and for all if it is indeed Tiger’s and to gauge any cloning potential.

Visit Tigersapple.com to vote. Tell us if there is anything you would do with the apple core outside of these four choices.