‘Hates to Lose’: Tiger Woods’ Former Caddie Once Revealed One Thing that Separated Him From the Rest

Former No. 1, Tiger Woods, is a legendary golfer and member of the PGA Tour. He has won 5 Green jackets and 15 times major championships, including the PGA Championship. Woods’ former caddie, Steve Williams, revealed a fact about him that makes him stand out from all the other golfers.

Woods was never after the prize money, but only after the title. He always wanted to play his best game. He is a legend for a reason.

Tiger Woods differs from his peers

According to Williams, Tiger Woods’ determination and desire to win made him different from his competitors. He has the ability to play his best golf when it mattered the most, plus he thrives on high-pressure situations. He performs better than the last time and succeeds ahead of himself.

According to Williams, he never came across anyone in the golf world who hates losing, like Woods does. He said, “I’ve never come across anybody that just hates to lose and I mean round second, it’s just an option. He just didn’t like that.”

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William says that Woods always just tried to do his best unlike anyone he has ever seen. There are players who work harder than Woods, but the way Woods gets things done is unmatched. His array of practice shots is incredible.

He practiced the ‘lucky shots’

There are many times when a player gets lucky. Even in golf, sometimes Woods used to hit a shot, which commentators called a ‘lucky shot.’ Because the shots were risky and one shouldn’t be taking them.

But according to Willams, it was never luck with Woods. He always practiced all the risky shots before the game. He was never lucky, but it was always his dedication that made him what he is today.

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Today Woods is one of the finest golfer ever, and now we know that his technique and dedication is the reason he is an inspiration for many young golfers. His legacy will forever live on and serve as a learning for future golfers.