On Sunday, Tiger Woods officially completed his comeback to the PGA Tour by finishing fourth in the annual Masters tournament. After six months off following his Thanksgiving Day car crash, Woods competed well, but ended the day five shots behind Phil Mickelson, who won his third career green jacket.

In an effort to clean up his image, Woods was on his best behavior for most of the four rounds, but was caught on camera loudly cursing on two separate occasions on Saturday. As expected, neither his wife, Elin, nor his two children were in attendance.

Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that golf fans will not see Tiger behind the wheel of a car anytime soon – in commercials at least. Analysts with the historically conservative auto industry told the news source that the world’s number one golfer is still a tainted product following the news of his multitude of extramarital affairs.

The insider also said that auto manufacturers have changed the way that they advertise in the last year, focusing on appealing to specific demographics rather than going for simple name recognition.

“The attitude is, ‘Let’s do something’ instead of ‘Let’s put our name on something,'” said the analyst.

Despite having a busy professional life and upcoming concerts to prepare for this summer, rapper Jay-Z apparently still has time for the little things in life, like teaching his pop star wife Beyonce Knowles how to drive.

Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, was reportedly giving driving lessons to Beyonce whois apparently doing so well that the rap mogul is already looking for his girl’s first new ride.

UK newspaper, The Sun, reported that Carter is looking at a Bentley for Knowles, but that she insists she wants something smaller.

“Money isn’t an issue but she doesn’t want to feel like she’s driving a tank, an unnamed source told the Sun. “She does want a car that is big enough to take out her family and friends if she needs to, though.”

The source added that Carter conducts his personal driving school around “mid-morning when it’s quiet.”

Jay-Z has an affinity for Bentleys, and has featured them in some of his music videos. Currently, Beyonce is sharing a pop hit with Lady Gaga for their single “Telephone,” which is accompanied by a music video that is approximately 10 minutes long and features the two singers in a Grindhouse-esque short film.

Tiger Woods made his first professional appearance of the year on Monday at the Augusta National Golf Club, a full four months after his infamous November 27 car crash. Although the world’s number one golfer read a prepared statement approximately one month ago, Monday was the first day that he fielded questions from reporters since the news of his multiple infidelities was reported.

Woods expressed contrition regarding his extramarital affairs and his deceitful behavior, even going as far as apologizing to his fellow competitors for creating a media frenzy.

“I lied to a lot of people, I deceived a lot of people,” he said. “I rationalized. I kept a lot of people in the dark. I even lied to myself.”

Meanwhile, Woods vehemently denied receiving performance enhancing drugs from Dr Anthony Galea, who is currently under investigation by federal authorities providing athletes with human growth hormone, an untraceable steroid. Woods was treated by Galea in 2008 after having surgery on his knee following his U.S. Open victory.

Tiger and the rest of the playing field will tee it up on Thursday at the Masters Invitational, the first major tournament of the year.

Early last week, Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez left the team’s training facility in Florida to head back to his native Venezuela for “personal reasons.” Over the weekend, various media outlets broke the news that K-Rod was forced to fly home to tend to his two brothers, who were involved in a serious car crash.

Apparently, Rodriguez’s two younger brothers – Leandro and Erik – were in the middle of a 10-hour drive across Venezuela when the accident occurred. Erik had just taken the wheel at approximately 3 AM on Wednesday when he fell asleep and lost control of the family’s truck, flipping it multiple times. The vehicle eventually came to rest at the bottom of a ravine and burst into flames soon after all the passengers were able to extricate themselves from the cabin.

“They were sitting on the side of the road for four hours until somebody stopped by and picked them up and took them to the hospital,” said Rodriguez. “That’s when I found out and headed back [home].”

While Erik’s injuries were limited to a broken arm, Leandro suffered a broken ankle, knee and arm as well as fractures to both legs and hips, ESPN.com reports.

Rodriguez was back with the Mets on Sunday and is expected to be ready for the season opener Monday.