China golf fans not yet up on Tiger Woods' no-camera law

Everybody loves Tiger Woods, but not everyone's quite sure how to react when they see him. Right now, Tiger's over in Shanghai, playing in the HSBC Champions tournament. It's his first visit to China in many years, and as expected, he's drawing rock star-level crowds with every stroke he takes.Problem is, many in those crowds don't quite know how to behave on the golf course. Eight years ago during Woods' first visit, fans in stiletto heels gouged craters in greens as they chased Woods all over the course. These days, the gallery is a bit less destructive, but no less problematic to golfers, clicking their cameras at Tiger's every move.Traditionally, photographers don't snap pictures during golfers' backswing; the sudden sound can disrupt the swing, and a swing that's a millimeter off can send the ball flying in unexpected directions. During Tiger's first tee shot on Thursday morning, at least one photographer didn't get the memo:"...