‘Welcome to the Dark Side’: Tiger Woods’ Viral New Look Wins the Internet

Tiger Woods is back. Not just playing professional golf though. Since recuperating from a serious injury, Woods has found leisure in caddying part-time for his son, Charlie Woods. Further, he was once again seen donning the hat, albeit with a regular caddie bib.

The new look has sent fans into a frenzy, but many began speculating on the new-found job for the Golf legend.

Tiger Woods wears bib for son Charlie

Tiger Woods was playing his part in Charlie Woods’ game at the Notah Begay III Boys Jr Golf National Championship. The event is being played at the Koasati Pines at Coushatta, in Kinder, Louisiana.

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Many were impressed with young Charlie’s show. A section of golf fans was in disbelief over Tiger’s new look. The 46-year-old sported a caddie’s bib for the tournament, which left many confused.

Was Woods signaling an end to his glamorous playing career? Has the part-time caddying duties for his son steered Woods away from winning more accolades and Major Championships?

Nonetheless, Tiger’s new look invited all sorts of questions and reactions from fans on the internet. Here’s a selection of those tweets.

Thus, fans had a lot to say.

Is Tiger Woods really getting into Caddying?

While recent trips to the course indicate a pattern, it’s safe to say that Woods will soon return to action. The injuries he sustained in the single-car rollover car crash in Los Angeles have needed considerable time to recover.

Possibly to eliminate any such outlook, Woods hurried his way back to last year’s Major Championships. He received an invitation as a past winner but failed to make any inroads. While he secured the 47th rank in the 2022 Masters, he did so while shooting 13-over par.

His performances at the other Majors were below-par. He didn’t make the cut in the Open Championship at the Old Course. Woods withdrew from the PGA Championship before opting out of the U.S. Open.

However, in reassuring news, several media sources have reported Woods to be back by year-end. If history is anything to be believed, Woods will eye a comeback in the Hero World Challenge.

Further, the golfer will host the event, which provides him with an option to enter the tournament. 17 members of the 20-man field have already been released, with Woods expected to enter in one of the three vacant spots.

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