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WATCH: Peyton Manning discusses relationship with Tiger Woods during PGA Tour pro-am

Peyton Manning, left, and Tiger Woods walk to the green on the eleventh hole during the pro-am for the the Memorial golf tournament Wednesday, May 30.
Peyton Manning, left, and Tiger Woods walk to the green on the eleventh hole during the pro-am for the the Memorial golf tournament Wednesday, May 30.
By Maghen Moore
May 30, 2018

Former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning took a few minutes to discuss his relationship and playing golf with Tiger Woods during a pre-tournament pro-am Wednesday.

During the interview, Manning compared his comeback from neck surgery to Woods’ return after a back fusion surgery. The former Denver quarterback also discussed his relationship with Tiger, having played four pro-am tournaments with Woods.

Woods will tee off in the Jack Nicklaus’ Memorial Tournament Thursday.

Watch the entire interview below.

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