On Monday, Justin Timberlake teed off in Sin City to see if he could hit the hole-in-one to win $1 million for Shriners Hospitals for Children.

He's no Tiger Woods, but he does have nice form and follow thru!

Timberpuss must have got lots of practice in at his new golf course.

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The stars came out in force Monday night to support the Miami Dolphins in their season opener against the Indianapolis Colts at the Miami Land Shark Stadium.

In attendance were the Dolphin's new part-owners, the lovely Gloria Estefan and her hubby Emilio Estefan.

Also at the game was Jennifer Lopez accompanied by her hubby, Marc Anthony.

The couple also became a minority partner in the Dolphins back this summer and it seems they're taking their new role seriously. In fact, Skeletor told reporters they just purchased a condo in Miami.

Says Anthony, "I bought a condo today in Miami. When we are through decorating the condo, it will be the sexiest place in town! We are not selling our homes in New York or Los Angeles, we are just adding Miami. Now that I am involved with the Dolphins, I am busy working and see a different set of stresses than I experience being a father. So I want to be close by. And we love Miami."

Also in attendance was new part-owner Serena Williams, her sis Venus Williams, Tiger Woods, Jimmy Buffett, Dan Marino, T-Pain, and others.

Though despite all the star power at the stadium, the Dolphins still managed to lose 27-23.

We hope all the new part owners didn't invest too much!

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Pro golfer Tiger Woods has been slapped with a fine by the PGA Tour!

Woods publicly criticized chief referee John Paramour last Sunday at the Bridgestone Invitational after Paramour reminded Tiger and fellow golfer Padraig Harrington that they were being timed.

After the game, Woods reportedly said to Harrington, "I'm sorry that John got in the way of a great battle."

A big no-no in the PGA Tour handbook!

The handbook clearly states: "It is an obligation of membership to refrain from comments to the news media that unreasonably attack or disparage tournaments, sponsors, fellow members, players, or PGA Tour."

Oops!

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Unfortunately for Tiger Woods, he won't be heading to the British Open this weekend.

For the second time in his professional career, the hottie missed the cut.

The first time was back at the 2006 U.S. Open after the death of his father.

And according to Tiger this time around, "It was just problem after problem. I kept compounding my problems out there. I hit some bad tee shots, a couple of bad iron shots, didn't get it up and down. I kept making mistake after mistake."

Talk about having a bad day!

But when your bad day can affect your career and income source, it's time to get your shit together.

Woods continued, "Unfortunately, it just didn't happen. No doubt I'm frustrated. I was playing well the first seven holes, right there in the championship. I felt like if I was under par for the tournament, I would be in the top 10. I didn't do that. I went the other way."

Adding, "I just made mistakes. And obviously you can't make mistakes and expect to not only make the cut, but also try and win a championship. You have to play clean rounds of golf, and I didn't. I made my share of mistakes out there today and didn't play a very clean card."

There's always next time!

Unless it's time to retire!

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New daddy Tiger Woods is ending his eight-month absence from the pro golf circuit on Wednesday in Arizona.

He's set to compete in the Accenture Match Play Championship and is itching to win the thing.

Woods told reporters on Friday that he's feeling the rush of adrenaline over the prospect of competing again.

The last time the golf great played - on June 16th - he won in a grueling playoff over Rocco Mediate.

Woods won the big prize despite having shredded knee ligaments and a double stress fracture in his left leg!!

Good luck, Tiger!

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Click here to view pictures of Tiger Woods' new baby boy, Charlie Axel Woods, born earlier this month.

Awwwww!

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Congratulations to Tiger Woods and his wife Elin, who welcomed a baby boy into the world.

Little Charlie now joins sister Sam, who was born in 2007.

A statement released on Woods' website says that everyone is healthy and happy, and that the family will "introduce Charlie…at the appropriate time."

Woods himself is preparing a return to the greens after recovering from an injury.

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We haven't heard much about Tiger Wood's personal life lately - he's boring - but we have some good news to report.

According to his official website, the golf star and his wife, former model Elin, are expecting their second child.

A specific due date has not been released, but the baby is due in the late winter.

Their first baby, daughter Sam, was born last year.

Woods writes:

"And now, I have some wonderful news to report. Sam is going to be a big sister.

Elin and I are proud to announce that we are expecting our second child in late-winter.

Elin is feeling great, and we are both thrilled. While my injury has been disappointing and frustrating, it has allowed me to spend a lot of time watching Sam grow. I can't begin to tell you how rewarding it is being a dad and spending time with her and Elin.

The injury has been a blessing and a disappointment."

Congrats to the happy family!

And get well soon, Tiger!

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Newly minted US Open champ and gazillionaire Tiger Woods is bowing out for the rest of the golf season cuz of that bum left knee.

An insider, speaking on the condition of anonymity to the Chicago Tribune, reports that Woods' left knee will require more surgery. He had surgery to clean out cartilage April 15, but later suffered a stress fracture while preparing for his return to golf. That's what caused his pain during the U.S. Open, which he won in a 19-hole playoff Monday over Rocco Mediate.

The report goes on to say that the upcoming surgery makes his Monday victory mind boggling — despite the stress fracture, he managed to win the U.S. Open that required 91 holes over five days.

The thought of one day of competitive golf with a bum knee sounds like hell!

Woods will miss a major championship for the first time in his career and will not be available for the Ryder Cup in September during this recovery period.

Get well, Tiger.

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