ESPN announcers stunned by the size of Tiger Woods' sandwich during US PGA
Tiger Woods was just a little peckish during his first round of the PGA Championship.
Tiger Woods left ESPN commentators in a state of shock at the size of the sandwich he was tucking into during the first round of the PGA Championship at Southern Hills on Thursday.
Woods, started on the back nine alongside Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth, and got off to a flyer with a birdie at the 10th.
Watch: Tiger Woods SNAPS at cameraman during first round of the PGA Championship
He then parred the next three holes before opening up a large sandwich on the 14th tee box, while having a look inside Spieth's bag.
Tiger Woods eating a sandwich and going through Jordan Spieth’s bag is just some real GOAT stuff. pic.twitter.com/OZRItw06Tk
— Andy Nesbitt (@anezbitt) May 19, 2022
ESPN announcers can't believe size of Tiger Woods' sandwich at PGA Championship https://t.co/p5HsMscnNw pic.twitter.com/5UNgmqTOn7
— New York Post (@nypost) May 19, 2022
"Stop at the sub shop? What are we doing?" said ESPN host Scott Van Pelt during the PGA broadcast.
"That’s not a power bar? It’a full-on breakfast," added an analyst.
"That looks like a Reuben. It’s 9:15!" laughed Van Pelt.
-1 through four holes and a giant sandwich.
Not a bad morning for Tiger Woods. pic.twitter.com/2DFagHBpcT— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) May 19, 2022
I want someone to look at me the way Tiger Woods looking at that sandwich! #PGAChamp #PGAChampionship pic.twitter.com/yLmh9KIMLH
— KÂÑG Majik R.Allison (@TheRealMajik) May 19, 2022
The sandwich certainly worked for Woods as he added another birdie at the 14th hole to move to 2-under for the round.
However, the wheels quickly came off for the 15-time major champion thereafter with a string of bogeys around the turn and Woods finds himself well down the field as it stands in the first round.
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