BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: An 11-year-old Seattle boy has something to brag about this summer. In fact, he's got a lot to brag about. He received a visit from Tiger Woods after winning a contest on the Cartoon Network. From the CNN Student Bureau, here's Brian MacMillan (ph) with more on that.</s>BRIAN MACMILLAN, CNN STUDENT BUREAU (voice-over): It was a dream come true for 11-year-old Cameron Murphie.</s>CAMERON MURPHIE, CONTEST WINNER: I got some big package in the mail. Yes, and it included a hat, a key chain and some letter saying that I had got to meet Tiger Woods and bring a couple of my friends.</s>MACMILLAN: Not only was he able to meet golfing sensation Tiger Woods, he also got some free lesson with him. And what does Cameron want to learn how to do?</s>MURPHIE: Hit the ball.</s>MACMILLAN: Tiger showed the kids some of his old and new tricks, and he says that this kind of event means a lot to him.</s>TIGER WOODS, PRO GOLFER: It's special. Any time you get to help out these little kids and they've never played the game before. This will maybe spur them on if they want to get interested in it.</s>MACMILLAN: Young Cameron attends Pine Lake Middle School. And after the lesson, Tiger urged students to be good leaders and role models.</s>WOODS: For some reason, when you get a kid helping out a younger kid and just take them under the wing like a big brother or big sister, it's amazing what can happen, what can transpire.</s>HEMMER: Keep going, Tiger. The way he's going, he could probably run for the Senate real soon.</s>DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: President, king.</s>HEMMER: No, you've got be 35 for that. But at 24 -- I guess he'll track it down some day.
11-Year-Old Contest Winner Gets Visit From Tiger Woods