Serena Williams gets in trouble for taking photos of Tiger Woods at golf tournament


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You're Serena Williams, you're not used to being told "no," right? Especially on something so commonplace as taking a picture. But as Serena learned on Friday at the Honda Classic golf tournament, the PGA Tour plays no favorites ... everybody's got to toe the line. On Twitter, Serena was in the gallery at the 17th tee. (The Golf Channel's Randall Mell reported that Tiger "did a double take" when he saw her there.) Serena took out her camera and prepared to shoot. Not so fast, Missy...
That's a brave security guy, yelling at Serena. Anyway, she tried to offer a defense:
And, guess what ... she took the photo anyway Yeah! Fight the power, Serena
Serena busted: Tennis star Serena Williams may do no wrong on the court, but at the Honda Classic, that's a completely different story.

On Friday, Serena attempted to take a photo of Tiger Woods but was interrupted by the security at the event. And Serena's shocked face was not only priceless, but caught on tape.

In the video, which you can watch below, the announcers catch Serena among the throngs of people watching Tiger Woods up close at the Honda Classic. That's when the commentators begin to gush over Williams, claiming that she's one of the best tennis players in the world.


Serena busted for taking a photo of Tiger Woods at the Honda Classic (VIDEO)
Not long after that moment, Serena pulls out her cell phone to snap a photo of Woods. But just as she's about to snap the photo, a man walks up and puts his hands near or over Serena's camera, blocking her from taking the picture.
Serena's face then says it all, as the tennis champion is shocked beyond belief. The commentators seem to have a good laugh about it, too, suggesting that it doesn't really matter who you are at the Honda Classic, because if you're caught taking a picture, you will get busted.

Even if you're Serena Williams.

Serena Williams gets in trouble for attempting to take Tiger Woods' picture
It's hard to keep track of Serena Williams' whereabouts these days. On Thursday, she was in Chicago to support First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move!" youth fitness initiative. On Friday, she was in the gallery at the Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., watching fellow swoosh-wearer Tiger Woods.

But it seems like wherever she goes, Williams just can't avoid the attention of officials:
tournament official waving his hand Darth Vader style to stop her from taking a picture with her phone.

Williams tweeted about her newfound appreciation of golf etiquette
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