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"By Luke Kerr-Dineen\nIt can&amp;#39;t be easy being the niece of the best golfer on the planet, but so far, 23-year-old Cheyenne Woods seems to be carving out a space for herself pretty well. On Sunday, she became the first Woods to win a tournament in 2014 when she won the Australian Ladies Masters on Sunday.\nRelated: GIF: Craig and Kevin Stadler swinging side-by-side\nIn any case, here&amp;#39;s a GIF of both their swings side-by-side, both in full speed. You&amp;#39;ll notice that Tiger gets to impact a fraction of a second before Cheyenne, and the reason for that is pretty simple: Tiger is bigger, stronger, and swings faster. One thing that&amp;#39;s worth noticing is how similarly both Cheyenne and Tiger&amp;#39;s lower bodies work through the ball. It acts as the motor for both Tiger and Cheyenne&amp;#39;s golf swings, and is where each get the vast majority of their power.\nFacebookPinterestblog-tiger-cheyenne-480.gif\nFollow @lukekerrdineen"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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