Tiger Woods' caddie reveals the oddest items in Tiger's bag
Tiger Woods and his caddie Joe LaCava sit down and answer questions from fans on Twitter.
Tiger Woods is currently playing in The Northern Trust, the first stop on the FedEx Cup Playoffs, but on Tuesday, Woods played a practice round and afterwards he sat down with his caddie, Joe LaCava, and the two answered questions that had been sent in by fans on Twitter.
The two were asked to answer questions about eachother, in an entertaining interview from GOLFTV, where Woods revealed that Henrik Stenson isn't as funny as he thinks he is, although he did admit he has an excellent sense of humour.
Woods also read a question asking LaCava what the strangest item is in the 15-time major champion's bag.
“I would say two things that people might not know: Your crunchy peanut butter banana sandwiches, and then the fact that you have to have a Milwaukee sharpie versus just a regular sharpie,” LaCava said. “I don’t know what the deal is there but you like those Milwaukee sharpies.”
Woods laughed in agreement with his caddie and said: "This is true."
Check out the full interview below:
You asked.
Tiger and Joe answered. pic.twitter.com/4ZuWmZ2TOk
— GOLFTV (@GOLFTV) August 7, 2019
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