Tiger Woods impersonator entertains crowds at TPC Boston

Tiger Woods never fails to draw a crowd when he plays in a PGA Tour event.

Apparently, so does his doppelganger.

As Woods shot a final-round 71 at the Dell Technologies Championship at TPC Boston, a man impersonating the 14-time majors champion walked through the gallery and posed with fans, Golfweek reported.

The Woods impersonator was dressed like the golfer, wearing a Nike red polo shirt with a blade collar and a TW hat. He stopped, laughed and posed for photos with fans as he followed Woods’ final round.

Woods finished tied for 24th place, nine shots behind tournament winner Bryson DeChambeau, who shot 63 and 67 over the final 36 holes to win the tournament by two shots over Justin Rose.

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