‘I’m Out’: Brainfreeze Moment Forces Tiger Woods to Concede His Competitive Limits in Uncommon Moment

Tiger Woods is one of the greatest golfers of all time. Even golf as a sport is sometimes recognized by Woods’ name. Now, all this fame is not bestowed upon him out of nowhere. The Hall of Famer achieved it through time and patience. It was mostly his will to never give up that aided him. Even his overambitiousness caught him up in fights, but Tiger was never cowered down. 

But recently, for the past few years, his injuries have taken a toll on him. Especially the competitive spirit is lost somewhere. One such instance came to light recently. 

Tiger Woods says “I’m out”

The legendary Tiger Woods is a fifteen-time major champion. Besides, he also has 82 PGA Tour wins. To have such a record in the golf look-book, one needs huge bravery and spine, which young Tiger had back in his era of dominance. He was so zealous that he targeted only the first place and never a second. 

But having met the accident back in 2021, Woods barely played and had been mostly in rehabilitation. His injuries and health fatalities were so dire that he had to take a necessary hiatus to get better. Now, all these mounted up to slow down the competitiveness that Woods had before.

Recently, a video from the Tiger Woods Invitation went viral on social media. In the video, Woods and Max Homa were asked to name as many Dodgers players as they could. Tiger named a few but soon gave up against Homa as his brain froze. He said, “I’m out”

While Tiger Woods stood as an inspiration for so many because of his holding-out attitude, now he has done something that is out of his character. Aside from this, Tiger Woods is planning his new venture with a millionaire MLB friend. 

Tiger Woods drops an update with his MLB mate

Baseball legend Mike Trout has collaborated with his idol, Tiger Woods, to construct an 18-hole golf course in Vineland, New Jersey. The project’s name is Trout National-The Reserve, and it is going to open in 2025, as per reports. Besides, the course will stretch 45 minutes south of Philadelphia.

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A few months ago, Trout even posted on Instagram about the same details on their project. He wrote, “The wait is over. Exited to share the latest from Trout National-The Reserve. We’ve finalized course routing and are continuing to make progress on this unique and exciting project”. The estimated expenditure for the Magic Sports Complex is $350 million.

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