Congratulations to Tiger woods mother as she celebrates her 75th year Birthday as she reveals a secret about her son
It’s hard to think about the world of professional golf without thinking about one of its greatest players, Tiger Woods
Since turning pro in 1996, Woods has had an incredible career both on and off the course. He won every major tournament, including five Masters, four PGA Championships, three British Opens and three US Opens.
In addition, he is now the founder and CEO of TGR. TGR is a multi-brand company that encompasses successful businesses and humanitarian work.But thanks to its success Woodsand career has also had its fair share of scandals and drama.
In 2009, it was reported that he cheated on his wife, which destroyed his professional and personal reputation (through the mirror).
Recently Woodsand A car accident in 2021 brought him back into the news as supporters waited to see how he would recover from a head injury.
Fortunately, he made a miraculous recovery and even returned to the Masters.Through all the ups and downs, scandals and scares, not a single person left Tigerand side.
His mother, Kultida Woods, watches him play, supports him and defends him when needed.
While Tiger fans have probably seen his mother standing in the background with her iconic dark sunglasses, you may not know much about her.
He was born in Thailand and it still has a place in his heartAlthough Sheand lived most of her life in the United States, Kultida Woods was born in Thailand.
He first immigrated to the United States in 1968, and as he told ESPN in 2009, I have lived in the US for 40 years,
in Thailand only 25 years. In that way I am more American than Thai. But Tai still holds an important place in Kultida’s heart, and she visits her homeland often, taking Tiger on her first visit when she was 9 years old.
Thai culture also influenced the way Kultida sees the world and the values Sheand taught his son.
For example, he taught Tiger to respect his parents. Kultida explained that respect is important in Thailand and it is something that is kept with her.
I enjoy old things more than new things,andquot; he told ESPN. andquot;You know, time travel.andquot; Kultida also appreciates Thailand and openness to all people.
Thai people accept everyone, all religions and customs. It doesn’t matter if you are Buddhist, Catholic or Chinese, an
he said.
Whatever, we celebrate every damn day off. … There is no color in Thailand, not like the United States
