After Playing for the North Carolina A&T Aggies, JR Smith Now Wants to Pick Tiger Woods’ Brain

Tiger Woods’ impact has inspired millions over the years and he has worked hard to maintain the level of his game. Of course, other celebrities and stars remain in awe of the golfer.

Retired NBA star J. R. Smith, who is playing college golf for North Carolina, cannot help but admire the PGA Tour legend’s greatness.

Why does J. R. Smith want to play with Tiger Woods next?

While on the All The Smoke podcast with Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes, Smith started by speaking of his time playing golf with Chicago Bulls legend and six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan.

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When asked about another star he wants to play with, Woods was the unsurprising answer. “That’s the goal right there… To me, he is obviously the greatest ever. To be able to learn from him,” Smith said.

In the end, Smith hopes picking Woods‘ brain will help him get better at the game. “It’ll be a great four hours, I feel.” 

Smith reiterated the fact that Woods is the greatest, especially for all that he has done. In the end, the 46-year-old has overcome so much on the course itself, that Smith would love to speak about it.

How is Woods faring at Augusta National?

While Smith is currently focusing on his golf, Woods is back on the course at The Masters.

His effort has been commendable, managing to stay in the top 25. The 15-time major winner was in a car crash last February, that had sidelined him for months. Woods played the PNC Championship with his son Charlie late last year, finishing second. However, that did not confirm his participation at Augusta National.

Fans have been beyond excited to see Tiger compete again. They have been rooting for his victory at Augusta National, but he is currently at T41 with a score of +6 after Day 3.

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