Tiger Woods is probably the most prominent face in the sport of golf. Mr. T is a 15-time major championship winner as well as an 82-time winner on the PGA Tour. When Woods first appeared on television at the mere age of two, none would’ve imagined they were seeing a champion in the making. Reliving his days growing up, Woods narrates a story of how he would play golf in his early days.

Tiger Woods on how he played with his father

Eldrick Woods made his first appearance in the 2022 PGA Tour season at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club. Woods will be present as the host of the tournament, however, he will not tee it up at the event. To no surprise, Woods has plenty of memories at the Genesis Open, as it was his first PGA Tour event, back in 1992. He appeared at the event as an amateur.

Notably, the 46-year-old recently narrated a beautiful story about how he used to play golf with his father in his early days as a golfer.

Watch this story: John Daly narrates how once he defeated Tiger Woods, at Tigers’ own event.

Woods said, “And the rule was you play until you lost your ball. So that I hit that to the right, and it cut a little bit so we got down to drive over there and find the ball. And so I end up playing one day I think I was like 15 or 16 holes in the dark and I kept calling every shot. But playing in the dark was one of the greatest memories I’ve ever hav my dad.”

He added, “My golf day was done. And I didn’t want to.. I didn’t want it to end. I wanted to keep playing.”

What a beautiful story from Tiger. It is truly amazing to see the passion he had for the sport, even at that age.

As for the Genesis Invitational, the field has a star-studded line-up for the event. Some of the biggest names tee it up this week at the event. Those include Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson as well as Jon Rahm. While Tiger will be present at the event, he won’t be teeing up as he is still recovering from his accident earlier last year.

Read more: WATCH: Tiger Woods’ Greatest Shots at the Phoenix Open