Tiger Woods and his mastery of golf is a fact no one can deny. The pro golfer is a  legend and strives to be even better each day. The 15 times Major winner is the reason behind the sport’s global reach and fanbase. He has been in the sport for a long and this is one of the places he started.

Tiger Woods played this course before going pro

Tiger Woods has a long history of playing the game of golf. His passion for the sport is unparalleled. His dedication to golf has remained the same from day one.

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In his initial days, when he started gaining fame after his play at Stanford, he used to practice his game at Emerald Hills. The pro golfer was spotted by several people playing there.

One of these persons’ statements was recently shared on Twitter. He played the same course Woods practiced at before going professional.

He said, “He tried to play the course at Stanford and kept getting galleries, because they knew who he was. And they wanted to watch. He couldn’t focus on his game. Tiger came here to Emerald hills to work on his nine-hole short game, played Monday through Thursday. He was able to do that for two years before he graduated.”

Tiger’s game was on point since day one. The pro golfer was noticed for his exceptional skills ever since his initial play of the sport itself. Woods still strives to prove his dedication to the sport through his dedication to play even after going through severe physical injuries.

Woods makes a comeback after four months

Woods took a break from playing golf for four months due to his underlying physical ailments, post the surgeries to improve his condition after the car crash.

The car crash changed Tiger’s life in multiple ways. However, he is now making a comeback in December, and the golf world can’t take its eyes off of this fully packed back-to-back streak of events lined up.