Tiger's strangely specific superstitions include tribute to dad

Is Tiger Woods superstitious?

While he might reply, "Well, I guess I am" ... the answer is, without a doubt, 100 percent yes.

Woods sat down with Fred Couples on GOLFTV Monday before their big Celebrity Cup match at Riviera Country Club - which Woods' team won - and the two legends of the game dished on everything from the beginning of their friendship to wildlife encounters on the course.

But by far the most interesting part of the interview came when the 14-time major champ gave viewers a glimpse inside his (many) superstitions:

Longtime buds @TigerWoods and Fred Couples share thoughts on their relationship, odd phobias, and the strict way Tiger organizes his pockets. pic.twitter.com/WHMzqGJ603

— GOLFTV (@GOLFTV) February 12, 2019

Three tees in the right pocket - always. 

Yardage book in the right back pocket - always.

Just carrying a pin sheet? Well that always goes in the front left pocket, with his chapstick, which he always carries there.

He also revealed that he always marks his ball with a quarter from 1932, because that's the year his dad was born.

"He taught me how to putt. So my dad is always there with me when I play," said Woods, whose father, Earl, passed away in 2006.

Woods and Couples also shared a laugh because Couples' old caddie, Joe LaCava, apparently used to always drive his boss around town.

And now? "Never, ever," said Tiger.

Ladies and gentleman ... Tiger Woods. Just your run-of-the-mill "creature of habit."

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