On Sunday, an apparently-crazy man threw a hot dog at Tiger Woods. We heard about it, thought, “That’s extremely odd,” and figured that would be the end of it, and certainly never expected to get more word on the thrower’s intentions. Well, we were wrong.

In the past two years, Tiger Woods has gone through hell. He’s been the subject of a very public and very sordid sex scandal (or scandals, depending on how specific you want to be), has been injured numerous times, and has played the worst golf of his life.

Emotionally, physically, and professionally, he has hit the bottom. But on Sunday, when a man walked onto the seventh green at CordeValle and tried to hit him with a hot dog, we may have seen the weirdest moment of the Tiger Woods saga to date.

The 10th anniversary of 9/11 is coming up, which – to us, at least – seems hard to believe. On the one hand, wow, 10 years – could it possibly have been that long? On the other hand, thinking of all that’s transpired since, wow, I guess it was that long ago. Certainly much that’s happened as a direct or indirect result of 9/11, to say nothing of the event itself, hasn’t been good, whereas one related event sparked a national celebration. But there’s no denying it was one of the most momentous events of this generation, and the anniversary each year is a time to reflect, grieve, come together, express hope, and just take some time out to remember.

Rachel Uchitel, perhaps the most prominent of Tiger Woods’ former mistresses – for her, it seems, it would be no different. Uchitel has an especially strong connection to 9/11 – her fiancé at the time, James Andrew O’Grady, was killed that day. But in reflecting on the day herself, she said some things that…well, we hope they didn’t sound like they read.

The part that said “…Before Falling Back Down to Earth in the Most Public, Humiliating Way Possible” was probably just cut off.

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Last year, Tiger Woods and LeBron James ranked as two of the most profitable athletes in the world, so it comes as a shock to us that they both ranked as two of the worst celebrity tippers in the world by the Miami New Times.

This could be all the encouragement Tiger Woods needs to get him going as the second round of the PGA Championship is underway.

Tiger Woods shot a career-worst 7-over 77 in the first round of the PGA Championship today, and naturally everyone had something to say about it.

The PGA Championship starts tomorrow, and as usual, all eyes will be on Tiger Woods. And even though Tiger’s recent results on the course suggest he won’t hoist the Wanamaker Trophy on Sunday, this photo at least reassures us that he’s trying as hard as ever to make it happen.

For 12 years, Steve Williams quietly held Tiger Woods‘ golf clubs. Williams subscribed to the “be seen, not heard” strategy of most professional caddies, staying out of the spotlight during Tiger’s glory years, and remaining loyally mum during his boss’s infidelity controversy.

But when Woods fired Williams on July 3rd, reportedly by phone, Williams got angry and emboldened. And one ESPN personality doesn’t like it.

Steve Williams got a lot out of caddying for Tiger Woods for over a decade. He was a part of far more wins than most caddies will ever experience, he got to work with a guy who, at his peak, probably played the game better than it had ever been played before, and he made quite the nice chunk of change along the way. Apparently, though, he wants more.