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The narrative begins with a young child named Tiger Wood, whose father started him on rigorous training at age seven, instilling in him the importance of early discipline. Tiger's rapid progression to age 21 and becoming one of the world’s top golfers exemplifies the principle that early, dedicated effort can lead to extraordinary success. The story highlights how consistent, purposeful practice can elevate a player to the top, reinforcing the idea that mastery is within reach through persistent dedication.