Golfer reaches out to boy who attempted suicide because of bullies

The teenage known as Dillon who stutters attempted to take his own life after he was constantly targeted by bullies.

Tiger Woods heard of Dillion's case after his mother reached out to golfer Sophie Gustafson who also stutters.

The former World decided to reach out to the boy through a letter.

"I know what's it's like to be different and to sometimes not fit in," the letter from Tiger Woods reads.

"I also stuttered as a child and I would talk to my dog  and he would  sit there and listen until he fell asleep.

"I also took a class for two years to help me  and I finally learned to stop.

"I was younger than most of the kids I competed against  and often I was the only the only minority player in the field.

"But I didn't let that stop me and I think it even inspired me to work harder. I know you can do it," Woods says in the letter.

"You have a great family and big fans like me on your side," Woods also says.

Speaking to Golf Digest about the letter he received from Woods, Dillon said: "He told me that he used to stutter too. We are going to frame the letter. We have never seen a golf tournament in person, only on TV. I told my mom that when my leg gets better [Dillon fractured his leg when he attempted to take his own life]. I think that would be a fun thing to do.”