Tiger Woods

Jimmy Fallon has quite a few games that he plays with guests on NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" that either cater to the guests or just lead to some funny interactions. One of the games played is called Facebreakers, where there are stained glass squares with both Fallon's and the celebrity opponent's faces on them. The goal of the game is to see who can break all the squares

No stranger to controversy, golfer Tiger Woods found himself at the center of another mess at The Masters on Saturday when the Augusta National Golf Club's competition committee levied a two-stroke penalty on him for an improper ball drop on Friday...

Tiger Woods won the Masters four times in his first nine starts as a professional. It appeared he might surpass 10 green jackets, as Jack Nicklaus had suggested in 1995. But then an odd drought set in, and Woods hasn’t won at Augusta National since 2005. Woods hadn't won anywhere on the PGA Tour in almost three and a half years until last week. Does that mean he is back? Will you be rooting for hi

Remember the fellow who was arrested after throwing a hot dog at Tiger Woods last Sunday? Well, 31-year-old Brandon Kelly finally opened up to the press about why he resorted to wiener tossing when he saw Woods lining up a putt on the seventh hole of the Frys.com Open. His explanation is pretty out there.

Anthony Galea did not provide Tiger Woods with performance-enhancing drugs. That was the message from Galea's former assistant, Mary Anne Catalano, through her attorney Ron Personius on Monday. Galea, a Toronto doctor with known ties to high-level athletes such as Woods, Alex Rodriguez, and Carlos Beltran, pleaded guilty last month to importing misbranded and unapproved drugs -- including human gr

Tiger Woods doesn’t know when he will find his way back onto a golf course, but this much he does know: He will be 100 percent when he does. Woods spoke to reporters Tuesday while attending the AT&T National, a tournament which benefits his foundation, and said he was tired of playing through injuries.

Sure, he's struggled recently on the links, lost endorsement deals and gone through a divorce, but not even all that can stop Tiger Woods from raking in the cash. Woods has come out on top of Forbes' list of the highest-paid athletes in the world.