The 87th edition of the prestigious Masters tournament kicks off on April 6. Fans are eager to see their favorite golfers compete for the coveted green jacket. As excitement around the event builds up, a new ad featuring Tiger Woods has put a smile on fans’ faces.

In his new ad for Bridgestone Golf, Woods clears up an oft-misunderstood golf rule to bystanders, and the subtle humor will definitely incite a chuckle or two.

The five-time Masters champion clears up a misunderstood rule

It has happened to the best of golfers. Sometimes, as golfers address the ball with their driver, they tend to knock it off the tee accidentally. Most of the time, this embarrassing mistake will be met with the same-old response. The new Bridgestone ad capitalizes on the tired “That’s One!” response to the accidental tap-off.

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The ad shows Woods accidentally bumping the ball off the tee and his playing partners wondering whether they should crack the “That’s one!” joke. As the onlookers fuss over their response, the 47-year-old Woods breaks the tension by saying, “That’s one, right?” The group takes a collective sigh of relief, each confessing that they were about to crack the same joke.

The relief is short-lived as Woods interjects, saying, “Actually, according to Rule 6.1a, says that’s not.” Embarrassed, the group begins to agree with him. The next shot focuses on Woods’ ball on the tee, which the golfer bumps off the tee a second time. You can then hear him hilariously saying, “That’s two!”

Tiger Woods looks ready for Augusta National

The hilarious ad is the first in a new series called “Playing a round with Bridgestone Golf.” This series will feature Bridgestone golfers like Woods, Jason Day, Lexi Thompson, Fred Couples, and Matt Kuchar alongside content creators St. Andre Golf.

Recently, PGA Tour veteran Notah Begay III gave fans a satisfying update about Woods’ form. “I think you’re going to see a nice measured preparation next week when he does arrive on the grounds,” shared Begay III.

Woods won his fifth Masters four years ago in 2019. If he clinches the green jacket this year, he will equal Jack Nicklaus’s record of six Masters wins.

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What do you think of Woods’ hilarious new ad? Do you think the 15-time Major winner will emerge victorious at Augusta National this year? Let us know in the comments below!