Little money riding on Tiger

Tiger Woods tees off at the British Open tomorrow as the bookies’ favourite for the 27th consecutive Major championship.

Little money riding on Tiger
Wed, 16 Jul, 2003 - 13:20

Tiger Woods tees off at the British Open tomorrow as the bookies’ favourite for the 27th consecutive Major championship.

The American superstar has been the shortest man in the field at every Major event he has played in as a professional since the 1997 US Masters – which he won.

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