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Sergio Garcia apologizes for insensitive remarks about Tiger Woods

Sergio Garcia issued an apology almost immediately and Wednesday attended a hastily arranged press conference to make a public apology. He looked ash-faced and sounded distraught. He said "sorry" or "apologize" 15 times in eight minutes.

Sergio's blunder was foolish, but it also reinforced his biggest contrast with Tiger

Sergio reinforced his biggest contrast with Tiger: potential realized vs. squandered.

The Tiger-Sergio spat is silly, but it also reveals a lot about the two men involved

Based solely on his racially insensitive comment about Tiger Woods, we don't know if Sergio Garcia is a racist, but we do know that he's a whiner and a victim who's incapable of blaming himself when things go wrong, writes SI's Michael Rosenberg.

PGA of America's Ted Bishop is last hope for anchored putters

The only man who can stop the USGA ban is PGA of America president Ted Bishop.

Snedeker treated for rare bone condition

100 years after Ouimet's historic Open win, his spirit is alive and well at Brookline

One hundred years after Francis Ouimet's historic win at the 1913 U.S. Open, his spirit is alive and well at The Country Club, thanks to a merry band of members who have made it their mission to preserve the club's shining moment.

USGA stands tall on anchored putting ban

The USGA reinvents itself as an activist organization despite pushback and whiny Tour pros.

Can a bogey golfer replicate Hogan's famous 1-iron shot at Merion?

Can Ben Hogan's famous 1-iron at the 1950 U.S. Open at Merion be duplicated by a bogey golfer using the same ancient equipment? The answer will surprise you.

USGA, R&A approve ban on anchored putting -- but controversy is far from over

Despite opposition from the PGA Tour and PGA of America, the USGA and R&A enact the rules change first proposed in November: Starting Jan. 1, 2016, players will no longer be allowed to affix or "anchor" the putter to their bodies.

In first interview since Players, Sergio says Tiger 'doesn't make a difference to my life'

Don't expect Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia to hug it out anytime soon. Speaking publicly for the first time since their Players Championship spat, Garcia said, 'Tiger doesn't make a difference to my life. And I know that I don't make a difference to his life.'