Taigan Woodrow.
In the lengthy history of golf, he was undoubtedly among the top three greatest geniuses.
Facing an offer from such a figure, Wataru found himself deeply troubled.
On one hand, he genuinely wished to support a legendary player in achieving further greatness. On the other, he couldn't deny the selfish desire to use this prestigious association as leverage for future promotions.
Yet the involvement of Great Yamazaki cast a long shadow, filling Wataru with suspicion.
It seemed improbable that Yamazaki's recommendation stemmed purely from goodwill. Wataru feared there might be an underlying scheme for personal gain.
Even more troubling was the possibility that the email itself was fraudulent, potentially a trap laid to exact revenge.
The more Wataru pondered, the harder it became to discern the truth. He knew he wasn't the type to rush into decisions alone. Consulting others was crucial.
