Australian golfer Adam Scott defended caddy Steve Williams on Wednesday following recent remarks the New Zealander made about former world number one Tiger Woods.
Golfer Tiger Woods Tuesday addressed a racially-tinged remark made by his former caddy, telling reporters Steve Williams apologized and is not a racist.
Tiger Woods' former caddy Steve Williams has issued an apology after apparently making racially tinged remarks at an awards dinner in Shanghai, China.
CNN's Patrick Snell previews the Tour Championship in Atlanta.
Golf's $10 million jackpot is well and truly up for grabs this weekend after the FedExCup series pacesetters faltered in Friday's second round.
Now that the soap opera between golfer Tiger Woods and his ex-caddie Steve Williams seems to be over, perhaps the golf world can concentrate on the drama at the last major of the year -- the PGA Championship that starts Thursday in Georgia.
Australian golfer Adam Scott wins a title with Tiger Woods' former caddie Steve Williams. CNN's Joe Carter reports.
Australian Adam Scott carded a five-under-par final round 65 to claim an impressive four-stroke victory in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational event in Ohio.
Crowds cheered golfer Tiger Woods as he returned to the PGA Tour Thursday after a three-month hiatus to recuperate from knee and Achilles tendon injuries.
Tiger Woods returns to golf on Thursday insisting he is ready to win and has no regrets over firing his long-time caddie Steve Williams.
New Zealand caddie Steve Williams said Thursday he is disappointed and shocked that he was fired by Tiger Woods, especially after his loyalty to the golfer during his sex scandal.
Tiger Woods' former caddie Steve Williams discusses being fired after 12 years. TVNZ reports.
The golf pro and Steve Williams are parting ways after 12 years together
Caddie Steve Williams said he is "disappointed" by the timing of Tiger Woods' decision to sack him after a 13-year working relationship.
Tiger Woods has confirmed that he will no longer be working with long-standing caddie Steve Williams after a successful 12-year relationship.
As you would expect for a loyal caddie of 12 years, Steve Williams is backing Tiger Woods to bounce back from his slump in form as he prepares for the new season.
The man in charge of the Open Championship has refused to hand Tiger Woods another public rebuke on the eve of the famous tournament at St Andrews.
Tiger Woods' apology was a hot topic at an Accenture-sponsored PGA tourney in Arizona on Friday.
The man closest to Tiger Woods when he plays golf says he had no idea about the extramarital affairs that have sidelined Woods from the game.
Steve Williams may be angry at the golfer for his infidelities - but is standing by his side
All-time major record holder Jack Nicklaus believes that Tiger Woods will return to the golf course in time to appear in next month's Masters.
Steve Williams says he won't tolerate any harassment when the champ returns to golf
The golfer's wingman on the links offers his "heartfelt wishes" to Woods and his family
These days finding a job requires sacrifice -- something employers are taking full advantage of.
Cool silence divides Woods, Mickelson: April 12, 2009
The first photos of Tiger Woods cradling his new baby boy have been released amid speculation the injured world number one could announce a return to competitive golf "any day now."
Tiger Woods is set to return "in the next few weeks" according to his long-time caddie Steve Williams.
With the road to the Super Bowl now littered with Big Blue wheels, one of the principal figures in the Big Bang Burress nightclub incident has been wandering the gridiron in a thicker fog than the rest of the Giants. Antonio Pierce, under investigation for possible obstruction of justice, has seemed more than a tad off his game of late. In fact, the New York Post claims it has unearthed video of Pierce's last big play, and it came three weeks ago as the heart-and-soul linebacker tackled a comely wench in the West Side jiggle joint Head Quarters on the night in question.
Tiger Woods has rebuked his caddie Steve Williams over the New Zealander's disparaging remarks about Ryder Cup colleague Phil Mickelson.
Don Riddell talks to the golf legend about losing his father, becoming a father himself and playing his best golf ever.
Tiger Woods has been described as a freak of nature and his rivals could certainly be forgiven for thinking that he is super-human.
Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Dec. 3. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer. For more essays, click here.
SI.com: 3 Questionsupdated: Wed May 02 2007 13:18:00
The most pressing question in golf is not who will win the Smurfy blue jacket that goes to the winner of the Wachovia Championship. It's not whether Phil Mickelson can get any less popular with the rank and file after getting a free pass out of last week's EDS Byron Nelson pro-am.
SI.com: Back on Trackupdated: Fri Mar 23 2007 19:41:00
MIAMI (AP) -- With the Masters right around the corner and his putting stroke lagging behind, Tiger Woods stayed on the practice green for close to an hour after the first round at Doral in a desperate search for a solution.
A rare and wonderful sight in golf is to see Tiger Woods by himself, working on his craft without a bunch of people around him, or around you, the intrepid spectator. Wednesday morning, before the first round of the Doral tournament -- the CA Championship, if you must -- Tiger did his customary thing. He went out for a practice round in the day's first light. The gates hadn't opened yet and there might have been 20 or 30 people around, hotel guests, off-duty workers and various others who somehow slipped in. No playing partners, no instructor, no rules official, no Shotlink lady, no kid carrying a walking scoreboard, no photographers -- just Steve Williams, the caddie, and Tiger, working it out.
Patriots coach Bill Belichick was very hands-on at the finish of last Sunday's playoff win over the Jets. In his haste to lay an awkward midfield man-hug on Jets coach Eric Mangini, Belichick shoved a Boston Globe photographer out of his way. Belichick later apologized, but as this list shows, it's far from the first time that a sports figure has wanted a camera (or cameramen) or reporter out of the picture.
Britain's double Olympic gold medalist Kelly Holmes said she was amazed and honored after being made a dame in Queen Elizabeth II's New Year's Honors list.
Brazilian Adriano scored twice for an impressive Inter Milan as they beat Swiss side Basel 4-1 to book a place in the Champions League group stage with a 5-2 aggregate win on Tuesday.
Matthew Pinsent won the fourth gold medal of his Olympic career on Saturday as the British men's coxless four edged world champions Canada in one of the closest rowing finals in the history of the Games.
Britain's Olympic champions Matthew Pinsent and James Cracknell are to switch to training for the coxless fours event ahead of the Athens Games.