Tiger Woods made a rare video appearance just weeks before his court date regarding a March DUI arrest. He delivered a heartfelt message to his longtime friend, golfer Notah Begay, during the Payne Stewart Award ceremony on August 25. Woods reminisced about their friendship, recalling, “You first came into my life when I was 11 years old.” Begay, a four-time PGA Tour winner, was honored for his philanthropic work through the NB3 Foundation. Woods praised Begay for helping over 80,000 youths and their families in Native American communities. He emphasized, “More people need to know what you’ve done and how you’ve served…” The two golfers shared a memorable moment during the 2000 President’s Cup, where the U.S. emerged victorious. Woods concluded his message with heartfelt words, saying, “Thank you for getting our friendship started, and I love you, dude.” However, Woods faces a court appearance on September 8 following his DUI arrest in March. Fans voiced their concern about Woods’s…
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