WATCH: Tiger Woods’ Cheeky Prank Leaves Collin Morikawa in a State of Panic

Collin Morikawa was present at last week’s Tiger jam exhibition with Tiger Woods. Notably, it was a two-day charity event to raise funds for the TGR Foundation. There to assist Tiger, the 25-year-old Morikawa spent some time with him on the practice range.

Tiger and Collin were hitting some wedge shots, with a few fans in attendance. However, that’s when Tiger decided to pull off a little prank on Morikawa. He said, “Collin, what club are you using? To which, Morikawa said, “60. I have your 60 actually.” So Woods insisted they hit some 56 and sent him hunting for his 56-degree wedge, which was with Tiger the whole time.

The 2021 Open Champion agreed and started searching for his 56-degree wedge. Collin panicked and thought he had taken out the wedge in the morning. So Woods gave him the wedge and pretended like all was normal. Collin seemed confused as the wedge felt similar to his. He thought Tiger had given him his wedge, and the 25-year-old golfer was perplexed. 

But Woods, while talking to the fans, revealed that he forgot his wedge in the backyard. Hence, after hearing this, Morikawa said, “Oh, so this isn’t even yours?” And Tiger finally revealed, “it’s yours,” as the crowd around the two golfers burst into laughter. 

Will Tiger Woods compete in the PGA Championship?

Tiger Woods competed at the 2022 Masters and surprised everyone. He was recovering from a solo car crash that occurred in February 2021. And given the seriousness of the injury, many people believed that Tiger wouldn’t play golf again. However, he surprised everyone and competed in last month’s Masters at Augusta National. 

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However, his struggle while walking was visible, and the weather during the second and third rounds made it even harder. Hence, even Woods was not sure about his schedule. But make no mistake, Tiger has listed his name for the upcoming major PGA Championship. 

Moreover, he even played a round of golf at the venue. Tiger wanted to understand the changes made, and hence he had the director of the golf course with him as his caddie. Looking at his current mindset, Woods will most probably compete in the 2022 PGA Championship. 

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