Tiger Woods | PGA TOUR Originals: Tiger Tales

Everyone loves a good golf story, especially when it’s about one of the game’s legends. Watch as PGA TOUR players share their best stories about 82-time winner Tiger Woods. Tiger Tales uses video and animation to tell new and illuminating stories about Tiger’s incredible impact on golf.

The show’s eight chapters explore the relationships and legacy Tiger has fostered throughout the world of golf in the past two decades. Among the topics covered are Tiger’s relationship with his fellow players, his pursuit of his record-breaking 83rd PGA TOUR victory, the legacy of his TGR Foundation and his long-lasting contributions to the game.

You’ll hear Justin Thomas talk about playing home run derby with Woods and his son, Charlie, in their living room, Tiger talk about the first time he beat his father and the time Billy Horschel took a spill trying to impress Tiger in the PGA TOUR fitness trailer.

These light-hearted stories hope to shed a new light on the player who has dominated PGA TOUR telecasts for the past two decades.


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[R-L-I]

Whenever Tiger’s golf career ultimately ends the PGA’S version of Tiger’s “Last Dance” is gonna be a monster.

[desean]

When Michael Jordan says he idolized only one athlete and it’s Tiger Woods that basically ends all GOAT debates

[iDoitLoLz]

Dude was world number 1 for over 13 years straight. There will never be another like him. The definition of greatest of all time.

[renzmarionbalagtas]

"thats probably why you're here right now, cause you got mad."

Mic drop

[donmorelias]

Quickly grabbing the ball like Na did was hilarious.

[pastramiking]

Tiger's redemption story is even better than his first act. He's an inspiration to those of us battling similar demons

[jpw]

I grew up in the Tiger era, and I play golf today because of him.

[tylerogg]

I can’t be the only one who got this recommended right after the crash! Prayers up for the 🐐🔥

[KevinBostwick]

Don't get me wrong, I loved the older killer Tiger who ran over anyone in his way, but this new Tiger just makes you feel good. This was well done, Tiger is why I play golf and why I enjoy this sport, like so many.

[davidnorng]

ESPN did 'The Last Dance' about MJ. We need one about Tiger. This was just a tease. The things he did for the sport is just undeniable.

[Romee_rome]

The illustrations makes it so much more relatable.

[thegreenbean]

“He doesn’t move the needle, he is the needle.” Damn straight lol

[badallblack]

If he was touching the chair at my table, I count that having lunch with tiger...haha!!

[jeremybr]

My dad was a sports writer for the Fort Worth Star Telegram for 40 years (he's now retired). So I've been fortunate enough to be able to get close to many of the greatest people in sports. In 1993 I got to spend the weekend with Nolan Ryan and his family at his hunting cabin. I've met Jerry Jones, Aikman, Irvin, Sanders, The Moose, One year my dad was working the Byron Nelson golf tournament. He spent Friday and Saturday out there, but he didn't plan on being out there on the final day. So he let me go instead, and I got to use his press pass so I could get better parking and actually get closer to all the action on each hole where the press people were at. And as luck would have it, Tiger Woods was leading that whole tournament and naturally he won in the end. I believe that was the last time Tiger played the Byron Nelson I think. Getting to stand right there only a few feet from Tiger as he would drive the ball is one of those things you won't ever forget. It was so damn impressive.

[learnletgooo]

During Tigers run... It was so powerful..his wins + the energy + his presence in sports. Other than gretzky and jordan ..theres really no other!

[dirkgibbens]

After so much time since his peak years you almost forget how astounding his accomplishments are... 3 wins in first 9 tries as a pro, 8 wins in one year followed by 8 wins the next year, over 20% winning percentage... insane. Any one of his peak years would represent a solid career for anyone else... maybe even HOF career. It has been fun to watch his entire career capped off by 2019 Masters win. No reason in the world why he can’t win some more

[rogerparker]

That Harold Varner story was cool, and rang true.

[Evan_Macke]

There never will be another Tiger, enjoy it while we can 🐐

[leroyrodgers]

This part of Tiger’s career is all gravy. He’s already the GOAT and every championship is just extra. He doesn’t need to win another Major. But he probably will.

[claytonclifford]

Love JT tellin the story about playin HR Derby in the living room with Tiger and Charlie