A Heartening Clip of Tiger Woods Receiving Golf Lessons From the Great Lee Trevino

Sharing the course with a legend is a dream of almost every professional. However, not many are able to fulfill this dream. But Tiger Woods is among the rare ones, lucky enough to live this reality. The 15-time major championship winner received a valuable golf lesson by Lee Trevino at the PNC Championship in 2021.

Tiger Woods receives a lesson from Lee Trevino

Eldrick Woods probably made one of the greatest returns in the history of golf at the PNC Championship. Woods made a comeback after sustaining serious injuries in his right leg due to an accident in February 2021. The 82-time PGA Tour winner played the event along with his son, Charlie Axel Woods. However, his return was made even sweeter when one of golf’s greats, Lee Trevino, gave him a golf lesson.

PGA Tour of Champions recently uploaded a video in which Lee is seen giving a few tips to Tiger. And even young Charlie can be seen admiring Trevino, taking his words of wisdom.

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In the video, Tiger, Trevino, and Charlie are on the range at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, when Trevino gives Tiger tips on hitting a fade. He mentions how the hands should be positioned in order to hit a fade. He said, “The first thing in your mind when you want to hit a fade is that you’re going to do this. If your hands are back and you do this then it won’t fade.”

He added, “But always put their hands right there, and then I can pull it. Then I can pull that trigger from there.”

Team Woods at PNC Championship

On the business end, team Woods had a pretty strong finish at the PNC Championship. The duo finished the event with an overall score of 25-under-par; As a result, finishing just two shots off the lead.

They carded a final round of 57, 15-under-par on their route to a second position finish at Ritz-Carlton Golf Club. Looks like Lees’ tips really helped the Tiger.

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What are your views about Trevino’s advice to Tiger?