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By John Kekis
Verona, New York (AP)
Notah Begay III was nearly at a loss for words.
“I am humbled,” Begay said July 7 in announcing that Tiger Woods, his former roommate at Stanford University, would play in a skins game in August to benefit Native American children.
“You come up with certain ideas and sometimes they come true. Part of what I learned at Stanford is that you try and create win-win situations, and this is a win-win for everybody. What a testament to our foundation’s work.”
Verona, New York (AP)
Notah Begay III was nearly at a loss for words.
“I am humbled,” Begay said July 7 in announcing that Tiger Woods, his former roommate at Stanford University, would play in a skins game in August to benefit Native American children.
“You come up with certain ideas and sometimes they come true. Part of what I learned at Stanford is that you try and create win-win situations, and this is a win-win for everybody. What a testament to our foundation’s work.”
