Jim Furyk won his second tournament of the year when Brian Davis committed a penalty by touching a blade of grass with his wedge while trying to hit the ball out of the sand on the first playoff hole of Sunday’s final round in the Verizon Heritage. Davis played brilliantly to force the playoff.

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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods came back from scandal, a months-long exile and a verbal spanking from the Masters Tournament chairman to shoot a four-under 68 that could’ve been even better.

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Within minutes of his announcing that he would return to competitive golf at Augusta National for the 2010 Masters, Tiger Woods was installed as the +300 favorite to win the PGA Tour’s first major tournament of the year.
Woods hasn’t played competitively since crashing his SUV into a tree on Thanksgiving night.  What ensued were revelations that Mr. Woods hadn’t exactly…

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There have not been many predictable moments in the Tiger Woods saga. Every day, it seemed, the story took a bizarre left turn. A new woman. A wild rumor. Another new woman. Sex therapy. A sponsor dump. An apology press conference. Even if you wanted to escape, you could not, because the crazy level was at 11, and somebody HAD to tell you the latest.

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The rumor, it appears, is true.  Tiger Woods, the best golfer in the world and arguably the greatest player to ever pick up a golf club, will be returning to competitive action on April 5th in this year’s Masters Tournament.  Woods said, “I feel like I’m ready” earlier today when announcing his return.
That grin, of course, that you see on the faces of the…

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DORAL, Fla. (AP) — Tiger Woods intends to remain out of golf at least until the Masters, two people with knowledge of his plans told The Associated Press on Thursday.

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DORAL, Fla. (AP) — Not long after Tiger Woods returned home and starting practicing, the PGA Tour began checking with tournaments to make sure they were prepared to handle the hype over the world’s No. 1 player getting back to golf.

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