The 82nd annual Masters are underway in Augusta, GA and all eyes are on Tiger Woods. The four-time Masters champion is competing in his first Masters tournament since 2015 and fans are eager to see what he might have up his sleeve.
Although hes four strokes over par right now, Tigers doing his part to earn back some of the publics respect.
One stage four lung cancer patient from Columbia, SC was at the first round of the Masters to watch Tigers potential comeback. His step-daughter, Jordan Miller, asked her followers to retweet her request to help him meet Tiger Woods while he was at the tournament.
“PLEASE RETWEET!! I need help making my step dads dream of meeting @TigerWoods come true,” she tweeted. “He has stage 4 lung cancer and is very sick. This would mean the absolute world to him. Please help me make this happen for him.”
PLEASE RETWEET!! I need help making my step dads dream of meeting @TigerWoods come true. He has stage 4 lung cancer and is very sick. This would mean the absolute world to him. Please help me make this happen for him pic.twitter.com/m7xRCi5NKr
— Jordan Miller (@jordsierra27) April 1, 2018
The tweet received almost 10,000 retweets and 5,700 likes. And on Thursday, they finally made it happen.
“WE DID IT,” Miller tweeted.
WE DID IT pic.twitter.com/JF7R7oF8Rx
— Jordan Miller (@jordsierra27) April 5, 2018
She also uploaded a video of him returning with a golf glove signed by Tiger.
This. This right here is all I wanted pic.twitter.com/4zHUvtAX0k
— Jordan Miller (@jordsierra27) April 5, 2018
Youve got to love stories like these. Whether or not Tiger makes a comeback, and whether or not youre a Tiger fan, it doesnt matter. Seeing him make a fan this happy is one of the purest things on earth. Its a reminder that you cant put a value on professional sports in the free world.
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The 82nd annual Masters are underway in Augusta, GA and all eyes are on Tiger Woods. The four-time Masters champion is competing in his first Masters tournament since 2015 and fans are eager to see what he might have up his sleeve.
Although hes four strokes over par right now, Tigers doing his part to earn back some of the publics respect.
One stage four lung cancer patient from Columbia, SC was at the first round of the Masters to watch Tigers potential comeback. His step-daughter, Jordan Miller, asked her followers to retweet her request to help him meet Tiger Woods while he was at the tournament.
“PLEASE RETWEET!! I need help making my step dads dream of meeting @TigerWoods come true,” she tweeted. “He has stage 4 lung cancer and is very sick. This would mean the absolute world to him. Please help me make this happen for him.”
PLEASE RETWEET!! I need help making my step dads dream of meeting @TigerWoods come true. He has stage 4 lung cancer and is very sick. This would mean the absolute world to him. Please help me make this happen for him pic.twitter.com/m7xRCi5NKr
— Jordan Miller (@jordsierra27) April 1, 2018
The tweet received almost 10,000 retweets and 5,700 likes. And on Thursday, they finally made it happen.
“WE DID IT,” Miller tweeted.
WE DID IT pic.twitter.com/JF7R7oF8Rx
— Jordan Miller (@jordsierra27) April 5, 2018
She also uploaded a video of him returning with a golf glove signed by Tiger.
This. This right here is all I wanted pic.twitter.com/4zHUvtAX0k
— Jordan Miller (@jordsierra27) April 5, 2018
Youve got to love stories like these. Whether or not Tiger makes a comeback, and whether or not youre a Tiger fan, it doesnt matter. Seeing him make a fan this happy is one of the purest things on earth. Its a reminder that you cant put a value on professional sports in the free world.
Follow Jena on Twitter.
