Thirteen-year-old boy beats Tiger Woods on one hole

Friday, November 13, 2009, 16:11 [IST]

Melbourne, Nov 13 (ANI): A 13-year-old boy from the Gold Coast beat Tiger Woods what golf fans around the world can only dream of doing.

Kota Kagasaki (13) is fresh from an exclusive Nike golf event where he was Woods' sole competitor on the nine-hole course in Narita, Japan last week.

Before world media, an excited crowd and Woods himself, the left-handed golf whiz was on his mettle.

"It was my goal to beat him on two holes," The Courier Mail quoted Kota, as saying.

"And I only won one."

After nine holes, the St Stephen's College student's final score was one over par against Wood's one under. (ANI)

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