Robin Tiger Williams relishing big opportunity at British Masters

By Sky Sports Golf

Robin Tiger Williams heads to the Sky Zone ahead of making his first appearance in a professional event at the British Masters

Robin Tiger Williams is relishing the chance to test his game in a professional event for the first time this week at the British Masters.

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The 16-year-old, named after 14-time major champion Tiger Woods, is a sponsors' invite this week at Close House - where former world No 1 Lee Westwood is tournament host.

Williams has appeared in the pro-am over the previous two British Masters but was handed a spot in the main field this time around after impressing on the amateur circuit over the past year.

Image: Williams is named after Tiger Woods, who is a vice-captain in the Presidents Cup this week

The junior practised alongside European Tour regulars Shane Lowry and Paul Dunne ahead of his big opportunity, as well as heading to the Sky Zone to showcase his game.

Nick Dougherty discussed with the rising star his prospects for the week and his career aspirations, as well as watching Williams nail a few drivers on the range.

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How will Williams fare in his maiden appearance in a professional event? Watch the British Masters throughout the week live on Sky Sports Golf!

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