After taking nearly two months off, Tiger Woods was rusty in Thursday’s first round at Augusta, and walking the course on his rebuilt leg is a grind.
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By allowing LIV golfers, Masters officials are giving into Saudis’ sportswashing scheme
By inviting LIV golfers such as Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and others to the Masters, Augusta National has given LIV an undeniable sign of respect
9/11 family members plan event for Masters week to share ‘outrage’ over LIV golfers at Augusta
The chair of 9/11 Families United says Augusta National allowing Saudi-backed LIV golfers to participate in The Masters is “a slap in the face.”
‘It was a lot of hard work’: Thanks to Billie Jean King, USTA led the way on equal pay 50 years ago
Billie Jean King said the idea of fighting for equal pay at 1973 U.S. Open popped into her head during her winning press conference the year before.
Really, Tiger? You’re a 47-year-old ‘girl dad’ but thought tampon stunt would be funny? | Opinion
Tiger Woods employed basic misogyny to insult his good friend Thursday, a knee-slapper of a dig against female athletes: You hit the ball like a girl!
Olympic team figure skaters are still waiting for medals a year after Beijing Games. Why?
A year since Kamila Valieva’s positive drug test forced cancellation of medal ceremony, USA TODAY Sports questioned major players involved in drama.
Snowboarders allege sex abuse by coach in latest horrifying Olympic lawsuit
US snowboard coach Peter Foley was fired last March and is temporarily suspended by the U.S. Center for SafeSport as it investigates the case.
Get ready: The Ilia Malinin era in American figure skating has arrived | Opinion
Ilia Malinin, 18, son of Olympic skaters and master of the quadruple jump, provides glimpse into the future at the U.S. figure skating championships.
WADA likely to appeal Russian Anti-Doping Agency decision of ‘no fault’ for skater Kamila Valieva
After RUSADA says skater Kamila Valieva bore “no fault or negligence” in rule violation, the World Anti-Doping Agency may appeal that decision.
Looking back at a strange sports year, we saw controversies, letdowns and said goodbye to heroes
The sports world got strange in 2022. Tom Brady didn’t play like Brady. Brittney Griner was imprisoned in Russia, and Serena and Coach K stepped away.