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Golf's governing bodies came out in support of the controversial ruling given to Tiger Woods at the Masters that kept the golfer from being disqualified, but said they would review the matter further.

Tiger Woods shot 2-under-par 70 on Sunday at the Masters, doomed by an over-par front nine and the two-stroke penalty he incurred from Friday's improper drop on the 15th hole.

Tiger Woods admitted he made a mistake, was fine with the two-stroke penalty, and never considered withdrawing from the Masters.

Tianlang Guan, Tiger Woods and Adam Scott made for a wild week at the Masters, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Tiger Woods' agent, Mark Steinberg, comments on Woods' penalty at the Masters.

Tiger Woods got a bad break when his approach shot to the 15th green bounced off the flagstick and into the water.

Masters officials were reviewing Tiger Woods' drop on the 15th hole Friday and whether or not it was in the proper spot; if it was deemed to be improper, he would be disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard.

Tiger Woods might have taken an illegal drop on the 15th hole at Augusta National.

Tiger Woods has never been much of a fast starter at Augusta National, and that trend continued Thursday during the opening round of the 77th Masters.

Fred Couples, 53, is feeling young again at Augusta National, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

If Tiger Woods wants to slip on a fifth green jacket, he'll need to figure out Augusta National's back nine, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Augusta National and the Masters did not take a position on the controversial anchored putter issue that has been debated throughout golf for the past six months.

Perhaps he would have preferred to wait a day or two, but Bubba Watson had something else to remember about Augusta National after making a hole-in-one Wednesday during a practice round on the day before he begins defense of his Masters title.

Tiger Woods will begin his 19th Masters on Thursday morning at 10:45 a.m., grouped with Luke Donald and Scott Piercy for the first round of the year's first major championship.

Larry Mize refuses to replicate the historic shot that won him the 1987 Masters.

Recently deposed as the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world, Rory McIlroy said regardless of his standing, he doesn't see himself as a rival to Tiger Woods.