The Unmatched Legacy of Tiger Woods in Golf and Collectibles

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Hosts Ben Ripping and Kevin Rips jump into the iconic legacy of Tiger Woods in this episode of Cardboard Wars. They explore Woods' early rise, his game-changing impact on golf, and his influence on golf card collecting. From his transformative "Tiger Effect" on the sport to the enduring value of his collectible cards, the discussion offers insights into Tiger's historical significance as a global icon. The episode also reviews the top golf cards of all time, discussing how the golf card market has evolved alongside Woods' legendary career. ---------- Connect with the Rippin' Crew @benripping - @kevinripscards - @m46rippin - @bobsrippin Part of the Rippin' Podcast Network

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