1. About.com
  2. Sports
  3. Golf

Discuss in my forum

Cheyenne Woods

Information about Golfer Cheyenne Woods

By , About.com Guide

Cheyenne Woods is the niece of you-know-who. (You don't know? OK, she's Tiger Woods' niece). And she's a very fine golfer in her own right, a top junior, then a winner at the collegiate level, with her eye on a pro career. On this page, we index content on About.com Golf relating to Cheyenne Woods, linking you to photos, news updates and more. Whenever we add something new about Cheyenne Woods, we'll list it here.

Photos: Cheyenne Woods at the Wegmans LPGA

Cheyenne Woods 2009 Wegmans LPGAMichael Cohen / Getty Images
In 2009, Cheyenne Woods made her first appearance in an LPGA Tour event, playing in the Wegmans LPGA in Rochester, N.Y., on a sponsor exemption. Here is a gallery of photos of her at the tournament.

Tiger Woods' Niece: A Few Facts

On this page we list some facts and figures about Cheyenne, including her background in golf. The same person who introduced Tiger to the game introduced Cheyenne to golf, too.

Cheyenne Woods Wins 2011 ACC Championship

Woods earned her biggest amateur golf victory yet by winning the 2011 Atlantic Coast Conference individual championship.

Another Win for Cheyenne Woods

In this blog post we recapped Woods' victory at the 2010 Hooters Women's Collegiate Team Championship. It was Woods' second victory at the NCAA level.

Tiger's Niece Shoots 75 in LPGA Debut

Cheyenne Woods 2009 Wegmans LPGAMichael Cohen / Getty Images
As noted above, Cheyenne Woods' first appearance in an LPGA tournament was at the 2009 Wegmans LPGA. Here's a recap of her performance.

Woods Wins! Cheyenne, Not Tiger

Here's a recap of Cheyenne Woods' first NCAA victory. It happened at the 2010 Bryan National Collegiate tournament.

Cheyenne Woods Makes Successful Collegiate Debut

This is a blog post from September 2008 in which we described the collegiate debut of Cheyenne Woods (she finished 26th in her first college tournament).

©2012 About.com. All rights reserved. 

A part of The New York Times Company.