MIAMI (Reuters) - Tiger Woods's return to golf at the U.S. Masters next month will generate huge interest in the tournament but almost nothing in the way of immediate revenues or profits for the event. T.V. ratings will be up, sponsors will be pleased at increased coverage and the general buzz around the year's first major will ...

Tiger Woods' planned return to golf at the Masters drew plenty of criticism from the international press on Wednesday, and the most scathing comments came from Britain. Daily Mirror columnist Oliver Holt questioned the top-ranked golfer's reasons for coming back to play at Augusta National. "How ...

For Tiger Woods, this figures to be a Masters like no other. Woods said Tuesday he will end more than four months of seclusion and play at Augusta National in three weeks, shielded by the most secure environment in golf as he competes ...

Tiger Woods set the stage Tuesday for an emotional return to competitive golf, announcing plans to play at next month's Masters after a five-month layoff over a sex scandal that wrecked his iconic image. World number one Woods said in a statement that he would return to the sport he has long dominated at famed Augusta National Golf Club ...