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Short Story: Tiger To The First Threater
“Tiger to the first tee !!” he heard over the loud speaker. Tiger gave his club he was hitting to Steve and they both headed down to the first tee to start their first round of the Masters. The crowed went crazy when they saw Tiger rock up to the tee. He was off with fellow US player Jimmy Walker and Australian Adam Scott. Jimmy and Adam both teed off with the crowd around them being dead silent. As soon as Tiger got ready to hit you could tell the crowed was ready to go crazy. Ping !! Tiger had smashed his straight down the middle of the fairway 20 meters over Adam and Jimmy And the crowd loved it , you could hear the crowds excitement from the furthest end of the course. Tiger was in one of the last groups so everyone who was there on the …show more content…
Tiger was 5 under after playing only 7 holes. He was leading by 1 after 7 holes. Tiger’s golf game cooled down for a few holes after that, only making 6 pars in a row. On the 14th hole Tiger teed his ball up on the right side of the tee boxes because the hole was a dog leg turn down to the left with water on the right. Tiger then smashed his drive hoping to hit it straight or turn it around the corner on the left but instead he hit it right and into the trees. The worst thing Tiger had done all day. Tiger then tried to hit a low ball out of the trees to get it down the fairway. His next shot he smashed and put it on the green but not close enough because he missed the next put for a par. Tiger was now 4 under after 14 holes. Other players had now finished and he wasn’t winning anymore. The leader was Jayden belly with 7 under. Tiger had 4 holes left to try and maintain what he was on after day 1 or catch up to Jayden Belly. Unlucky he fell short with only 2 birdies to finish at a total of 6 under 1 shot behind Jayden and 1 shot in front of 3rd place Mark Leachmen, but that’s aright because it was only day 1 so Tiger had a lot of time to beat …show more content…
After round 2 Tiger and Jayden belly were tied 1st with 9 under and after day 3 tiger was 2 shots ahead of Jayden with Tiger being on 13 under. Tiger knew he had a big day ahead of him if he wanted to beat Jayden in the final round. Tiger as he did every night after a tournament went back to his hotel room to relax and prepare himself from the next round. When Tiger walked into his hotel room he found his caddy Steve sitting down on the couch with a shady looking figure. “Sit down Tiger we have something to ask from u.” Steve asked. “Tiger this is Jacob he has a deal to make with u.” Steve said. “Mr Wood is put a lot of money on the tournament your in and we can make a deal.” Jacob said slowly and softly. “ I put a few Million on Jayden Belly to win and I can give you some if he does wins, I am prepared to offer you 2 Million if u left him win and if I’m not mistaken that is more than what they would of gave you if you had of won.” “Anyways me and Steve have to go I’ll let you think about it.” Jacob said as he got up and walked out with Steve. Tiger just sat there for 10mintues just thinking about what had just happened and how happy that money could make
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