Davis Love III has no interest in coaching Tiger Woods

A day after Golf Channel’s John Feinstein wrote a column saying that Davis Love III would be the best coaching option for the greatest golfer of all-time, Tiger Woods, Love III took to Twitter to calm everyone down.

Love III clearly has no interest in coaching Tiger. The 50-year-old played a full schedule in 2014, making the cut in 15 of 22 starts. He’s a lfietime PGA Tour and while he is eligible to play the Champions Tour, he has shown his desire to remain competitive on the PGA Tour.

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Tiger Woods fired swing coach Sean Foley in August who he was with since dropping Hank Haney as his coach in 2010. Tiger Woods has also had Butch Harmon as a coach before Haney. Right now, Tiger said he’s not currently looking for a golf coach in a press conference at Isleworth Golf and Country Club during a news conference for the Hero World Challenge, which will be played at the course Dec. 4-7.

Many have argued that Tiger, arguably the best golfer to have lived, doesn’t need a swing coach and that he’s his best coach. He certainly is a very independent athlete, and may be able to get along better with the original lessons he learned from his father Earl Woods, that made him talented in the first place. 

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