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Maybe winning doesn't take care of everything.

The Nike Golf commercial that was to debut Wednesday featuring Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy was shot last year in Southern California with neither player there at the same time.

The Nike ad isn't the first time Earl Woods has spoken out about his son.

Nike's tone-deaf Tiger Woods ad proves that the embattled golfer and his advisers still don't comprehend the scope of his transgressions, ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Nike aired a new TV commercial Wednesday featuring Tiger Woods and the voice of his late father, an edgy move that calls out his personal problems on the eve of his return to competitive golf.

While Tiger hopes to honor the memory of Earl Woods by winning his 11th major on Father's Day, he is already honoring his father in a new Nike commercial that is set to debut Thursday, The New York Times reports.

Rick Reilly says Tiger Woods' recent ad from Nike is more of the same from a man who promised change.

• Colin Cowherd examines Nike's new Tiger Woods ad. He says it is very powerful and very well done. Listen • NFL Network's Mike Mayock updates the draft stock of Sam Bradford, Jimmy Clausen and the top QBs in the NFL draft. Plus, he giv...

Nike's trip to Mars with MJ and Bugs in '93 helped make the Super Bowl ad economy seem invincible. Guess who'll be making hay in this year's Super Bowl ad derby? Hint: It's a sign o' the times, writes Gare Joyce.

Is Tiger tough enough to come back from knee surgery and win the Open this weekend? The haunting words of his late father echo through Nike's new ad, writes Eric Neel.

Man, some of these companies that sponsor Tiger Woods sure know how to get their money's worth. You may remember the story from a couple of years ago, when Tiger was shooting a TV ad for Nike Golf. With a cameraman positioned some 100 yards down the...

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Michelle Wie will sign deals with Nike and Sony when she turns pro Wednesday, and most insiders think the 15-year-old is a solid investment.

Just two weeks after Tiger Woods won a fourth green jacket thanks to a chip-in, Nike has announced plans for a related ad campaign.

Nike pays Tiger Woods $20 million a year, but couldn't script a better advertisement than his chip shot on No. 16.

Cubs can beat the Yankees for the title.