Sponsors: Should They Get Money Back If Athlete Is A No Show? - Sports Biz with Darren Rovell - MSNBC.com
cnbc.com 7/1/2008 — We wake up this morning to find out that Tiger Woods, who obviously isn't playing in his own AT&T National, isn't hosting it either. On doctor's orders he needs to rest his left knee, which he just had surgery on. And that includes flying, which ...

Woods Won’t Host Event; He’ll Rest Knee Instead
nytimes.com 7/1/2008 — Tiger Woods will not be able to host his AT&T; National event this week due to major reconstructive surgery on his left knee. >

Tiger Woods, Government Split His U.S. Open Pay 57-43, Barack Obama Wants It Reversed
sports.aol.com 7/2/2008 — The first place check given to the winner of the U.S. Open is for $1,350,000, but that's just the number on the big cardboard check. The small paper paycheck that Tiger Woods got for winning the U.S. Open had taxes taken out of it, so it was ...

Kenny Perry Doesn't Care About Your Major Championships
sportsyenta.blogspot.com 7/2/2008 — 47-year-old Kenny Perry won the Buick Open this past Sunday, beating a star-less field by one stroke. It could have been closer, actually, but fan favorite Woody Austin totally melted down on the 18th green. This actually isn't really a story at all. It's only slightly meaningful because it's the last tournament before drug testing formally starts on the PGA Tour. Perry has won this ...

Some Kind of Hot Streak
screamingsports.com 7/2/2008 — Although it wouldn't garner much attention if it were Tiger Woods, Kenny Perry's recent hot streak is more than enough to warrant a double-take. Not only is he shooting up the OWGR rankings, he's shooting up the fantasy golf rankings.

Star power lacking at Congressional — FOXSports.com News for Golf 7/2/2008
Tiger's tournament will go on without its star. Tom LaMarre says the AT&T; National has to pray others step up.

Maginnes: Thoughts on Tiger, Rocco and U.S. golfers — PGATOUR.com News 7/2/2008
BETHESDA, Md. -- Congressional Country Club, which is unquestionably the most American golf club in the country, is hosting Tiger's event, the AT&T; National, this week.

Congressional field missing many stars (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - Golf News 7/2/2008
Too bad the PGA Tour doesn't publish a disabled list. Tiger Woods is out for the rest of the year after surgery on his left knee. Adam Scott is still trying to recover from a broken pinky on his right hand that limited him at Torrey Pines. Vijay ...

Wounded Tiger still lurks as player of year candidate — dallasnews.com: Golf 7/3/2008

Notes: Tiger passes two private drug tests — SI.com - Golf 7/2/2008
BETHESDA, Md. (AP) -- Tiger Woods is still a candidate for drug testing, even though he will not be competing the rest of the year. But he already knows what to expect, having gone through private testing.