Eldrick

Eldrick is a masculine given name that is relatively uncommon and appears primarily in English-speaking countries. The exact etymology is uncertain; it may derive from Germanic roots or exist as a modern variant of related names such as Eldric, Aldric, or Eldridge.

The best-known bearer of the name is Eldrick Tont Woods, who competes under the professional name Tiger Woods. Born in 1975, he is widely regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time, with a career that includes 15 major championships and numerous PGA Tour victories.

Because Eldrick is not a common given name, it is infrequently encountered in contemporary popular culture. When it does appear, it is typically as a proper name in biographical contexts or genealogical records rather than as a recurring character name.

Related names and variants include Eldric, Aldric, and Eldridge, which share similar linguistic roots and may be encountered in historical or familial contexts.