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Steve Williams, the former caddie for Tiger Woods, said the world's No. 1 player should have been disqualified after taking an illegal drop during the Masters last week at Augusta National.

Bunker shot, short iron play cost Tiger Woods at the Open Championship, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Adam Scott -- who nearly tied the majors scoring record in Round 1 of the Open Championship on Thursday -- used a mental cue to ignite his quest for a first major win, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

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Sooner or later, the law of averages has to tilt in favor of an Australian champion at the Masters, like an Adam Scott, right? ESPN.com's Farrell Evans examines the topic.

In ESPN The Magazine, Scott Eden writes that the interview of the year lasted 101 seconds. And when it was over, the world's most famous athlete would learn there's nothing so dangerous as a caddie scorned.

Jemele Hill wrote that Penn State was right to fire Joe Paterno over his response to the sexual abuse allegations of an assistant coach. Her readers disagree. Strongly. In overwhelming numbers.

Jim Furyk's surprising 5-0 record paced the U.S. squad to its fourth straight Presidents Cup victory Sunday, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Being with his ex-caddie was the least of Tiger Woods' worries Thursday.

The prized match-play duo of Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker proved unable to prevent a Thursday thrashing, but the Americans still lead after the first day of the Presidents Cup, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Even though he was angry Tiger Woods fired him, Steve Williams had a feeling the 12-year relationship between caddie and the world's No. 1 player was going to end.

Tiger Woods will go up against Adam Scott in the final match of the first day of the Presidents Cup.

The motto for Tiger Woods these days is to move forward, and that covers a lot of territory.

It looks racist and it sounds racist. So even if Tiger Woods won't say it, our writer will: That remark by Steve Williams over the weekend smacks of racism.

Tiger Woods says he received an apology from former caddie Steve Williams over a racial slur when the two met and shook hands Tuesday.

Greg Norman defended caddie Steve Williams over his racial slur about Tiger Woods, and does not believe Williams is racist.