Golf legend Tiger Woods’ mother, Kultida Woods, has had a profound and positive influence on her son over the years.

Her support, love, and values ​​have been instrumental in shaping Tiger Woods into the person he is today.

Kultida Woods’ influence on Tiger Woods can be summarized in the following key points:

Unconditional love and support: Kultida has always been Tiger’s biggest fan, always by his side and supporting him in every aspect of his career. Her love and trust have given Tiger the motivation and strength to overcome difficulties and challenges in life.

Ethical and moral values: Kultida has taught Tiger good moral values, kindness, gratitude, and the spirit of Fair Play. These values ​​have helped Tiger become not only a successful career but also a person with a good personality, loved and respected by everyone.

Inspiration about culture and origin: Mrs. Kultida is of Thai origin and is always proud of her origin. She has instilled in Tiger traditional Thai cultural values, helping him understand and appreciate his roots. This also helps Tiger gain more confidence and identity, not getting confused in the competitive golf world.

Accompanying and sharing: Mrs. Kultida has always accompanied Tiger throughout his career, from small tournaments to big tournaments. She has always been by his side to share happy and sad moments with her son, being a great source of spiritual encouragement for Tiger on the path to conquering the peaks of his career.

In short, Mrs. Kultida Woods is not only a mother but also a friend, a teacher and a great source of inspiration for Tiger Woods. Her influence has contributed significantly to the success and personality of the world golf legend.

After the death of Tiger Woods’ mother, TGL offers moving gesture

A moment of silence was held on Tuesday at SoFi Center for Kultida Woods.

Kultida Woods, the mother of Tiger Woods, was honored ahead of play in TGL on Tuesday, less than 12 hours after her death was announced, and eight days after she watched her 15-time major-winning son participate in the new, simulator-based series he co-founded.

Before the matchup between the Los Angeles Golf Club team and the Boston Common Golf team, a moment of silence was held within the SoFi Center in Florida. On the broadcast on ESPN, clips of her cheering her son during play last Monday were also shown. Also that day, Woods the golfer yelled to his mother: “Hi, mom. Not going to suck tonight.” She’d been sitting with her grandchildren, Sam and Charlie.

On Tuesday, ESPN TGL announcer Matt Barrie said these words as the moment of silence was shown:

“Sad news today in the golf world as everyone here at TGL, TMRW Sports and ESPN is remembering Tida Woods, the mother of Tiger Woods, who died this morning at the age of 80. Tida was a towering figure in Tiger’s life, someone he described as ‘a force of nature all her own.’ Prior to the match tonight here at SoFi Center, we held a moment of silence honoring Tida Woods, who was so instrumental in Tiger’s life and his success. Throughout his amateur career as a young phenom in California and through his major championships and even here at TGL, the very league her son co-founded, she was here to support him. Last week, in fact, last Monday, Tida was ever present here at SoFi Center, cheering on Tiger, who got the win. Our thoughts and prayers with Tiger, Charlie and Sam and everyone for the loss of Tida Woods. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.”

Later in the broadcast, ESPN announcer Scott Van Pelt shared this anecdote.

“Getting to know her was such a treat,” Van Pelt said. “We developed a little tradition through the years, on Sundays of majors. I’d see her, as her son teed off — she was in red, always, of course — and she’d ask me, ‘What do you think, Scott?’

“I’d say, ‘Well, Tida, I think your saw is going to do what you taught him to do.’ She’d always smile and say, ‘We’ll see.’ And then we did.”