Tiger Woods made the rounds in New York City on Monday to publicize his new book, The 1997 Masters: My Story, which was officially released Tuesday.
Woods talked Masters and faced Michael Strahan in a putting contest on Good Morning America before holding a book signing at Barnes & Noble. He capped his night by joining Scott Van Pelt on SportsCenter
Van Pelt, to his credit, asked Woods the tough questions. The ESPN anchor shaves his head bald and has for a while. The 41-year-old Woods, well, has dealt with a receding hairline the past several years.
“I’ve been telling you bro for a long time, I’m your GPS,” Van Pelt said, rubbing his head, “and I just want to know, when are you just going to come home, man? It’s time to come home!”
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Woods laughed it off and said, “I’ve got my helipad up top, and I’m very happy with that.”
Check out Woods’s full response below.
Tiger Woods discusses his hairline with @notthefakeSVP pic.twitter.com/9nuVBiWMUL
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) March 21, 2017
