Professional golfer Tiger Woods' massive impact – not t just on golf, but on sports overall – truly was evident as millions paused to tune in as he read a carefully scripted apology for nearly 14 minutes Friday, February 19, 2010, from the TPC Sawgrass clubhouse in Florida. There are cultural and commercial implications that affect golf and professional sports overall regarding Woods'apology.

In the news, magazines and papers, the internet and television, we've all been Tigered to death recently. So, really... what's all the fuss about?

Tiger Woods recent accident on Black Friday is leaving plenty of questions unanswered. Who knows, maybe he was trying to get a head start and get in line at a nearby store for the big day of shopping ahead.

There is nothing worse than wanting to watch your favorite football team and being sabotaged by golf on TV.

When John Ellis dominated the 2008 Canadian Tour season and captured the Order of Merit to go along with his three titles, it seemed a foregone conclusion that he would advance to the Nationwide, or perhaps the PGA TOUR, for 2009. However, Ellis has to wait another year to achieve his dream.

The PGA Tour might want to take a look back if it wants to improve the quality of its field every week. Read on to find out more about what I mean.

Wil Collins got some good airtime with his clutch putt at PGA Tour Q-School. After six unsuccessful attempts, the man from Rapid City is finally heading to the big show.

Courageous, legend and miracle may be the most overused words in sports, but none can be more fitting to describe Erik Compton. This week, the legend that is Compton continued to grow.

A look at Michelle Wie and her recent success. Also, ten things that bother me about golf fans.

Although Tom Stankowski hasn't made it to the PGA Tour like his brother Paul, he has carved out a nice living in professional golf.