Cheyenne Woods Reflects on Late Grandfather Earl Woods' Influence

Cheyenne Woods, the half-niece of golf legend Tiger Woods, recently shared an emotional memory related to her late grandfather, Earl Woods Sr., during an appearance on the Welcome to the Par-tee podcast. Earl, who passed away in 2006, was not only a Vietnam War veteran but also an influential figure in Cheyenne's golfing career, having scouted potential talent while working for IMG. He wrote a letter about her potential as a golfer when she was just four or five years old, promising that IMG would recruit her when she turned pro. This promise came true after Cheyenne graduated from Wake Forest University, when IMG presented her with the long-awaited letter, marking a poignant 'full circle moment' in her life. Cheyenne emphasized the importance of having someone believe in you, a sentiment that Earl instilled in her throughout her career. The letter now hangs on her wall, serving as a reminder of his faith in her abilities.