Tiger Woods, the legendary golfer, often credits his success to his parents. But did you know that his mom, Kultida Woods, plays a huge role behind the scenes? Born in Thailand, Kultida spent her early years moving between her parents after they divorced. This shaped her into a strong-willed person who knows the value of perseverance. In the 1960s, she met Earl Woods, an American soldier, and followed him to the United States. They got married and had Tiger Woods in 1975. Kultida, often called ‘Tida’, is of Thai, Dutch, and Chinese descent. She has been a constant in Tiger's life, from his early tournaments to his professional debuts. Tiger even joked that his mom was booing him during his TGL debut, showing their close bond.

Kultida is known for her tough love and discipline. She made sure Tiger wore red for tournaments, believing it brought him power. Today, Tiger's apparel brand is called Sun Day Red, a testament to his mom's influence. Tiger once said, "Without the sacrifices of my mom, who took me to all the tournaments, and my dad who instilled in me this work ethic, I wouldn’t be where I am today. " Kultida's journey from Thailand to America and her unwavering support for Tiger is truly inspiring.

The Unsung Hero Behind Tiger Woods: A Look at Kultida Woods' Life

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