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Personal Narrative: My Main Golf Tiger Woods
Whenever I meet someone new, there will come a time where they ask me, what sport do I play. I'd say golf. But why do I play this most unusual sport. Well one of the reasons why I play is because of my main golfer Tiger Woods or in other words my hero. The three points I'll talk about today are: who is he, why him and what he has done to be the best.

Tiger Woods is an American Professional golfer who is among the most successful golfers of all time and he has been the highest paid athlete for several years (the first ever sportsman to reach the big billion) Woods has broken numerous golf records, he has been world number one for the most consecutive weeks. He has been awarded player of the year for a record 11 times. He’s won 14 major titles
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