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Ex-Caddie: Nike Ball Gave Tiger Edge
6 Jan
Summary
- Steve Williams details Tiger Woods' ball advantage in new book.
- Nike ball gave Woods an estimated one to two shots per round.
- Woods was recently seen supporting his son Charlie's golf tournament.
In "Together We Roared," co-authored by his former caddie Steve Williams and Evin Priest, Tiger Woods' longtime associate sheds light on a crucial aspect of his game. Williams claims the Nike Tour ball offered Woods a distinct advantage, estimating it contributed one to two shots per round. This insight comes from their 12-year professional relationship, during which Woods secured 13 major titles.
Recently, Woods made a rare public appearance in Miami, seen supporting his son Charlie at the 62nd Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship. He attended the event with his ex-wife Elin Nordegren, while Charlie competed, currently tied for 22nd place. Fans had anticipated Woods' participation in the PNC Championship with Charlie, but he withdrew due to recovery from surgery.
Woods, who turned 50 on December 30, is now eligible for the PGA Tour Champions. As anticipation builds for his return to professional play, the second season of the TGL golf league also commenced last week. His public sightings, like this one in Miami, continue to draw significant attention from fans eager for his comeback.
