2013 U.S. Open Golf

Adam Scott joins Tim Clark and Carl Pettersson in getting legal counsel for the pending anchored putter ban.

President Obama will be the honorary chairman for the United States at the Presidents Cup this October. It marks the sixth time a president will serve the role. The United States has done very well in the other five.

Fuzzy Zoeller, whose comment about Tiger Woods caused an uproar in 1997, says the controversy over Sergio Garcia's similar comment this week eventually will die down. 'What the hell. I paid my dues,' he said.

Brandt Snedeker has had four cracked ribs in the last six years, which is a lot for an athlete in a non-contact sport. He thinks he knows why, though. And, more importantly, he thinks he knows how he can fix it.

European Tour CEO George O'Grady used the term 'colored athletes' in trying to rectify the Sergio Garcia-Tiger Woods situation which, obviously, just made it worse.

This photo of a rabid raccoon from what is apparently a mini-tour event in North Carolina is enough to make me not ever want to attend a mini-tour event.

Guan Tianlang, 14, caused a stir when he made the Masters cut. Now, after making another cut, Guan has accepted a sponsor's exemption to play in the St. Jude Classic.

Rickie Fowler and Colt Knost did a Red Bull event on Monday night where they hit golf balls over and around buildings in downtown Dallas.

Fuzzy Zoeller, Steve Williams and now Sergio Garcia headline the list of people who have made inflammatory remarks toward Tiger Woods.

Sergio Garcia has gone through the requisite apologies but will his sponsors drop him now? TaylorMade-Adidas has said no for now, but we've seen this before with another golfer.

The Tiger Woods-Sergio Garcia feud came to an unfortunate end on Wednesday morning because of a racist remark by Sergio Garcia.

Tiger Woods called Sergio Garcia's 'fried chicken' comment 'wrong, hurtful, and clearly inappropriate' in a response posted to Twitter.

Sergio Garcia crosses a line in his feud with Tiger Woods by making a 'fried chicken' joke. Gregg Doyel says Garcia's terrible choice will forever stain an already tarnished legacy.

Sergio Garcia said his "fried chicken" comment involving Tiger Woods on Tuesday was not meant "in a racist manner." The remark evoked Fuzzy Zoeller's 1997 remark after Woods won the Masters. Woods and Garcia have been bickering lately, but Tuesday's comment took the feud to another level.

PGA Tour says it will discuss USGA and R&A ruling before issuing its own ruling for golfers.