Stevie: Vijay "Should Have Been Banned From Golf Completely"

Golf World's Jaime Diaz tries to understand why Vijay Singh is still all-in on his suit against the PGA Tour over his use of deer antler spray and thinks he may have found what's fueling the fight.

Diaz asserts that Singh is still haunted by accusations of cheating that led to a two-year suspension from the Asian Tour. One prominent view arises in a new book that is the premise for Diaz's argument.

Clearly he resented inquiries about being suspended from the Asian Tour for two years after allegedly changing his scorecard at the 1985 Indonesian Open. Singh has disputed the charge, but never in any depth, and it hovers over him unresolved.

In his recent book, veteran caddie Steve Williams, who worked for Terry Gale in the Indonesia event in question, wrote: “I think you have to man up and admit your mistakes. Vijay has vehemently denied he did anything wrong, and I’m still angry to this day he hasn’t admitted his error.” Williams added that he believes Singh “should have been banned from golf completely.”