As a child, Tiger Woods showed extraordinary golf talent, earning him a prodigy reputation. He continued to dominate golf competitions while attending Stanford University, winning several of them. In 1995, he defended his victory in the US Amateur, becoming the first golfer to win three straight championships, establishing his reputation as one of the most gifted players in the game.

Apart from winning the US Amateur, Woods also won the NCAA individual golf title, showcasing his prowess and commitment on and off the field. His accomplishments as a student-athlete inspired a new generation of golfers who looked up to him as a role model and inspiration.

Today, Woods is the CEO and Founder of TGR, a multi-brand enterprise that includes his various companies and philanthropic endeavours, such as TGR Design, the golf course design company; The TGR Foundation, Woods’ charitable foundation; TGR Live, the Wood’s events production company; and The Woods Jupiter, an upscale sports restaurant.

He holds the record for the most TOUR wins in history, tied with Sam Snead, with 82 PGA wins. He has won five Masters Tournaments, four PGA Championships, three US Open Championships, and three British Open Championships, making him one of the greatest golfers ever. He also became the first golfer ever to hold all four professional major championships simultaneously after winning his second Masters in 2001.

Woods' success at the Masters continued throughout his career, winning five victories at Augusta National. He has also won each of the other three major tournaments at least three times, further cementing his status as one of the greatest golfers in history.

Tiger Woods Ethnicity

Tiger Woods has described his ethnic background as "Cablinasian", which stands for Caucasian, Black, American Indian, and Asian. He has a mixed heritage of African-American, Asian, European, and Native American ancestry. His mother, Kultida, is from Thailand and has mixed Thai, Chinese, and Dutch ancestry.

Although diverse groups have claimed Tiger Woods as their own, he has hesitated to identify with any particular group. In several interviews, including with Oprah, he has emphasised that he is a product of all his backgrounds and doesn't want to deny any part of his heritage.