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Tiger Woods to return to golf at the Masters (217 diggs) In a statement Tuesday, Tiger Woods said he will play at Augusta National after a four-month hiatus because of a sex scandal.

US PGA 'to announce' Tiger Woods's return to golf (188 diggs) Tiger Woods's long-awaited comeback could move a step closer this afternoon, when the US PGA are expected to release details of the world No 1's return to the game.

Who Knew Golfing Could Be So Painful? (PIC) (304 diggs) I told him to stay out of the hazards. Needless to say, he didn't listen.

Gatorade DROPS Tiger Woods as spokesman (279 diggs) Add Gatorade to the list of endorsement deals that Tiger Woods has lost.

What Tiger's Apology Should Have Been (435 diggs) Good afternoon members of the Press, Friends, Family, President of the Nike Corporation, CEO of Buick, Mom, and fans across the world...

Croc in golf lake is world's most dangerous water hazard (126 diggs) An Australian golf course boasts the world's most dangerous water hazard: a 6ft-long crocodile.

I Hate Golf (GIF) (1,172 diggs)

Golf Channel Analyst Crying Over Tiger Woods Apology (174 diggs) Did we just find Mistress / Mister #16? He seems a little too caught up in it all.

Tiger Woods Announces Return To Sex (1,240 diggs) In an announcement highly anticipated by sex fans around the world, Tiger Woods told a small gathering of reporters, family, and lovers Friday that the most dominant fornicator on the planet would soon return to sex.

Report: Tiger Leaks Statement, Upsets Tour Peers (242 diggs) On the eve of his first public statement in months, Tiger Woods has reportedly leaked a portion of the prepared statement he will read. The timing of his announcement has also reportedly ticked off some of his fellow PGA Tour pros.

How the PGA is Coping Without Tiger (195 diggs) As the tour swings through Northern California, it's clearly not the same without Woods, the world's No. 1 player and the game's defining figure. His absence has added another layer to the challenges facing professional golf, already coping with the effects of the nation's slumping economy.