With the talent that Tiger Woods has, it is certain that he needs a caddie who is just as skilled. And in 2011, he found that in Joe LaCava. For over a decade now, the two have been working together, and this has unquestionably created a strong bond between the pair. They’re more than just colleagues now. They’re friends! And the caddie recently showcased how strong that bond really was when he dished out some bold, wise words to the PGA Tour pro.

Golf fans praise Joe LaCava’s words of wisdom for Tiger Woods

Last week, the golf legend delighted the fans with news of his return to the Tour. Woods is currently playing at the Genesis Invitational at the Riviera, and of course, LaCava loyally stands by his side holding his bag. But the golf pro didn’t get off to a great start after the first two rounds. In fact, his second round was quite below average. That’s when Joe stepped in!

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After the round, he sent Woods a text about what he needed to work on to be better the next day. The fans went berserk when they learned of the caddie giving the 15-time major winner that remarkable advice. They began singing his praises and calling him the caddie GOAT.

The fans also agreed with LaCava, having watched Woods miss many putts during the second round. They chimed in, saying that was exactly what he needed to work on and that the caddie was the best to point it out.

What do you think of LaCava dropping some major words of guidance for the PGA Tour star? And do you agree that this is exactly what Woods needed? 

What did LaCava have to say about Woods’ short game?

As per Golfweek’s recent report, after the second sound, Joe said to the press, “I don’t want him on his feet for an hour and a half before he even plays. I get it.” But despite understanding that Woods needed rest, the caddie also knew that he needed practice. “He hasn’t had enough attention to his short game,” he said.

LaCava added that the 82-time PGA Tour champion needed a little of extra time on the course with his putters. He let him know that via a text that said he needed 10 extra minutes of chipping and 10 extra minutes of putting practice before the third round. The golf pro, of course, took his words seriously and was on the course early on Saturday. Well, it certainly helped his game!

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Woods ended the third round at 4 under par and had just one bogey in all 18 holes. It seems like LaCava has quite the eye and is a master at giving advice. Wouldn’t you agree? Let us know in the comments below.