It’s the end of an era! Gregory Havret has officially stepped away from the DP World Tour after an astonishing 27-year career, filled with highs, lows, and 560 nail-biting tournaments. But what everyone is talking about is that unforgettable final round at the US Open — where he went toe-to-toe with the one and only Tiger Woods!If you’re a golf fan, you already know the name Havret. He may not have racked up the major wins like some of his peers, but his consistency and passion for the game were unmatched. For nearly three decades, he was a staple on the DP World Tour, earning respect and admiration from fellow golfers and fans alike. However, it’s his showdown with Tiger Woods in the 2010 US Open that has become the stuff of legend.In what many still call the most intense round of his career, Havret found himself in a position no one expected: just one stroke behind Tiger Woods in the final round of one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments. The world was glued to their screens as the underdog faced off against the sport’s biggest name. But this was no ordinary day at the course.Havret’s calm demeanor belied the pressure of the moment. Hole after hole, he delivered precise shots, matching Tiger stroke for stroke. The crowd, initially there to witness another Tiger victory, began to shift their support to Havret. Could he really pull off the unthinkable? Could this be the moment when an underdog finally dethrones the king of golf?On the 18th hole, Havret stood ready for his final putt. The air was electric. Fans held their breath as the ball rolled towards the hole… and narrowly missed! Tiger took the win, but Havret’s gutsy performance made history. His near-upset was a testament to his skill and determination — forever cementing his name in the annals of golf.
