Sports - Dec. 12, 2009
Saturday Scorecard: Tiger will take a mulligan
Tiger Woods announced on his Web site that he is taking a sabbatical from the saturation media coverage created by his marital "transgressions." What? Oh, he's just taking some time off from golf to patch up his marriage and possibly restore some of the luster to the image that launched a $1 billion enterprise.
Tags: tiger woods, jimmy butler, b.j. raji, olin kruetz, brian kelly, notre dame

Living - Dec. 12, 2009
To cheat, or not to cheat
Tiger Woods' fall from grace reopens the age-old question of why it is that people choose to look elsewhere for love, lust, passion and pleasure.
Tags: cheating, tiger woods, the manual

Sports - Dec. 8, 2009
Do athletes and celebs waive the right to privacy?
After following the Tiger Woods saga, Dave Begel isn't sure whether or not athletes and celebrities should be granted a certain level of privacy when their private lives implode.
Tags: tiger woods, paris hilton, privacy

Movies & TV - Dec. 2, 2009
OnMedia: More high-definition TV is on the way
It looks like Time Warner Cable is trying to get another crop of high-definition channels launched before the end of the year. ... Yes, that was the High Life delivery guy on "Scrubs" last night. ... And Barbara Walters thinks Brett Favre is "fascinating."
Tags: hdtv, time warner cable, windell middlebrooks, zach braff, barbara walters, adam lambert, sarah palin, brett favre, ugly betty, glenn close damages, charlie gibsonk diane sawyer, hoarders, tiger woods

Sports - Dec. 2, 2009
Tiger Woods apologizes for behavior
The embattled golf pro, whose car accident and extra-marital activity have sparked a tabloid frenzy, issued a statement on his Web site.
Tags: tiger woods, apology, infidelity

Movies & TV - Dec. 1, 2009
OnMedia: One talks too much, the other stays quiet
The White House gate crashers finally speak -- for free, while Tiger Woods continues to make things worse by staying out of sight. ... And the president's speech tonight may affect your holiday TV viewing, delaying "A Charlie Brown Christmas" a week.
Tags: tareq and michaele salahi, tiger woods, jane kaczmarek, steven bochco, three rivers, wtkm-am, wtkm-fm, jonathon brandmeier, steve cochran, rob feder, wssp-am, wuwm-fm, charlie brown christmas, scrubs

Sports - Dec. 1, 2009
A little of this, a little of that ...
Dave Begel clears out his mind -- and notebook -- with reflections on Tiger Woods' fall from grace, a tragic chapter in Dean "The Dream" Meminger's story and a little fawning for the Packers' Charles Woodson.
Tags: tiger woods, dean meminger, charles woodson, milwaukee iron, marquette golden eagles, green bay packers

Movies & TV - Nov. 30, 2009
OnMedia: Tales of Tiger and the gate crashers
The quest to be a celebrity is the driving force behind last month's "Balloon Boy" story, and last week's White House gate crashers. And what those folks are looking for is the kind of attention that Tiger Woods got this weekend.
Tags: Tiger Woods, Tareq and Michaele Salahi

Sports - Sept. 29, 2009
Things in sports that we can (happily) live without
It's hard to fathom life without sports, especially during a week leading up to the Packers playing at Favre-a-palooza. The games are just too important to the fabric of our culture. There are, however, a few things in sports that we can live without. OnMilwaukee.com sports columnist Dave Begel, who is old and crotchety enough to get irritated by things, offers his list this week.
Tags: tiger woods, mike mccarthy

Sports - Sept. 1, 2009
Tiger needs to stop stressing and obsessing
He wins a ton of tournaments and it can't be easy wearing the mantle of global sports icon, but Tiger Woods just might make things easier on himself if he smiled once in a while, rather than scowling and glowering his way through tournaments.
Tags: tiger woods, michelle wie, solheim cup

Sports - Aug. 16, 2009
A sports weekend worth shouting about
From the Packers to Michael Vick to Y.E. Yang and Usain Bolt, it was a weekend filled with highlights.
Tags: usain bolt, tiger woods, michael vick

Sports - Aug. 16, 2009
Championship Sunday sure to bring thrills at PGA
There is a certain vibe that comes only on the final day of a major championship. A victor is crowned and he leaves town with his mammoth trophy and his oversized cardboard check (not really) and he does not come back to your town to defend his title, instead the event moves to somewhere else and that is where he will defend his title. And in the case of the PGA of America, that place in 2010 would be Whistling Straits in Haven, Wis., where they will again put up the ropes and begin the process all over again.
Tags: pga championship, hazeltine, wanamaker trophy, tiger woods, y.e. yang, padraig harrington

Sports - Aug. 15, 2009
PGA Championship: Tiger roars again in Round 2
A change in pre-tournament preparation appears to have helped Tiger Woods regain his edge at the PGA Championship in Chaska, Minn. Rather than taking time off to prepare, Woods kept playing and is knocking down birdies instead of knocking rust of his game. As a result, he's taken a commanding four-shot lead into the mid-point of the tournament at Hazeltine.
Tags: tiger woods, pga championship, hazeltine, vijay singh

Sports - Aug. 12, 2009
PGA Championship preview
It is way too early to tell who will win the 91st PGA Championship, but there is one thing for certain. You cannot win the event on Thursday, but you sure can lose it.
Tags: pga championship, hazeltine, chaska, tiger woods, phil mickelson

Sports - June 20, 2009
U.S. Open, Day 2 -- or 1.5 -- wrapup
Amid all the talk of rain and ticket refunds, they did play a little golf at the U.S. Open and Lucas Glover was in the lead.
Tags: us open, mike weir, bethpage black, tiger woods, round 2