A Journeyman Challenged Tiger. And Almost Won. - LITE

 👋 Hey Golf Fans,

We’re back with our PGA Championship special series. Today, we look back at the 2000 PGA Championship when a red-hot Tiger Woods faced an unlikely threat. Bob May, whom he first met as a junior golfer. The Valhalla triumph was also significant for Justin Thomas, who was a 7-year-old kid in awe of a 24-year-old star who seemed unbeatable. We hope you enjoy today’s edition.

Onward…

A Journeyman Faced Tiger at the 2000 PGA Championship and Tamed Him. Almost.

Woods edged past Bob May en route to complete the third leg of the “Tiger Slam.”

Iconic: Tiger Woods points toward the 16th hole while draining the putt. A Type-1 picture— a photo taken from the original negative printed within two years of the original photo being taken—of this iconic putt was sold for $284,712 last year.

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