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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 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.

Tiger Woods reiterated his position on the anchored putting debate Wednesday, saying that he doesn't believe the practice should be allowed.

Keegan Bradley, the first player to win a major championship using a belly putter, is "sick" of the anchoring debate and said he continues to be called a cheater by fans and some writers who believe the practice should be banned.

As the comment period comes to a close Thursday on the proposed anchor ban, Bob Harig combs through the arguments to shed light on the topic.

Colin Montgomerie blasted PGA Tour for opposing the long putter ban.

PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem threw a big wrinkle into the plan to outlaw the anchored putting stroke when he said Sunday the tour opposed the ban because there was not enough evidence to suggest players had an advantage by using a long putter.

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.

The first PGA Tour meeting on a proposed rule for long putters made only one thing clear to commissioner Tim Finchem. There's still a long way to go to decide what the tour will do, and it figures to be messy.

Tim Finchem sits at the middle of a firestorm when it comes to the anchoring ban. No matter the final outcome, he faces a difficult balancing act, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Steve Stricker ran into PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem outside the East Lake clubhouse Tuesday morning and already was worried about having to give a speech that night to receive the Payne Stewart Award.

The biggest distraction Jack Nicklaus ever faced on the golf course was from a helicopter.

Why is Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott in the money? Because just about everyone thinks he's doing a good job. Here's more evidence: Both Scott and the Pac-12 are among the nominees for awards from Sports Business Journal. The conference is up ...

In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Wednesday. LeBron James scored 29 points, grabbed eight boards, and dished out seven assists as the Heat eliminated the Knicks with a 106-94 Game 5 win. After t...