With all the recent press about Cheyenne Woods, Tiger Wood’s niece who is ranked 12th in the NCAA by Golfweek, many have noted that it’s obvious golf is in her DNA. USA Today stated, “She’s got the firm grip and a fluid swing, not to mention the almond-shaped eyes and wide smile of her uncle Tiger.”

Now, we must note that Tiger’s dad trained Cheyenne starting about the same age as Tiger. Is that why she’s so good? Or is it her genes? Or a combination? How much of your success on the golf course is from practice and training and how much is genetic? We want to know what you think.

It will be interesting to see if Tiger’s kids follow in their dad’s footsteps, as well.