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Vijay Singh's reputation is taking a hit in his fight with the PGA Tour, but his already struggling game might be another casualty in this legal battle.

Aside from a spectator wearing fake deer antlers, there was little public reaction at The Players Championship to the lawsuit Vijay Singh filed against the PGA Tour.

Vijay Singh filed a lawsuit against the PGA Tour on Wednesday, claiming the Tour subjected him to "public humiliation and ridicule for months" after he admitted to using deer-antler spray, which was at the time on the Tour's list of banned substances.

Vijay Singh admitted he took deer-antler spray and that he hoped it would change his body. Sounds like performance enhancing. Because of a technicality, the Tour didn't punish him.

Vijay Singh withdrew from the Wells Fargo Championship because of a sore back Wednesday, one day after the PGA Tour said it would not punish the Fijian for his admission that he used deer antler spray.

Vijay Singh, who earlier this year admitted to taking a banned substance, will not face any sanctions after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) determined that the use of deer antler spray is no long considered prohibitive.

Vijay Singh has admitted using prohibited deer-antler spray, but getting him to talk at Bay Hill proved fruitless, ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Vijay Singh will meet with PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem on Wednesday to discuss the Hall of Famer's admission last week that he unknowingly used a banned substance, according to a broadcast report.

Phil Mickelson and Vijay Singh made headlines in the desert for very different reasons. But both made Farrell Evans' list of 5 things we learned this week.

Vijay Singh, mired in a PED controversy and one day removed from his withdrawal from the Waste Management Phoenix Open, remains on the entry list for next week's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Vijay Singh withdrew from the Phoenix Open on Thursday, a day after saying he used deer-antler spray and was "absolutely shocked" that it may contain a banned substance.

Mark O'Meara doesn't think Vijay Singh would ever try to cheat but still believes the Fijian should be suspended "for a couple of months" by the PGA Tour for admitting he used a deer-antler spray that contains a banned substance.

Hall of Fame golfer Vijay Singh said Wednesday he was unaware that a substance he was taking is banned by the PGA Tour.

After a report quoted Vijay Singh as admitting to using a banned substance -- deer-antler spray that contains IGF-1 -- will he face a suspension?

Vijay Singh, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, has been linked among other athletes to a banned substance, according to Sports Illustrated.