Tiger Woods has revealed how he made his first hole-in-one in 20 years when playing alongside his son Charlie and Fred Couples just two days before losing to Phil Mickelson in ‘The Match’ last week.
Woods revealed details of his ace while playing a practice round Tuesday ahead of this week’s 18-man Hero World Challenge here in the Bahamas.
The 14-time Major winner used a 5-iron to ace the 210-yard, par-3 second hole at Madison Club at La Quinta in California.
Woods caddy Joe LaCava said Woods was unable to see the ball go down as the right was slightly over a small ridge, but that it was the 20th hole-in-one of his life – only 20 years after his 19th.
He also made one in his pro debut at the Greater Milwaukee Open in 1996, and then quite possibly the most famous hole-in-one of all time when holing out at TPC Scottsdale’s famous par-3 16th the following year…
