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Tiger Woods made the impossible look routine. An all-universe birdie to remember on the way to his 2009 BMW Champs victory.

u/Electronic_Air1842 — 1 day ago
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The top of the PGA Tour money list rarely moves, but Scottie Scheffler just leapfrogged Rory McIlroy into second place and has a real shot at passing Tiger Woods this week.

u/Remarkable_Pair4378 — 3 days ago
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The U.S. Am is a true golf classic and deserves to be cherished. For a stretch, when Tiger won three straight, it felt like a fifth major. A whole generation never got to witness that run — they need to see what Tiger brought to the U.S. Am.

u/Ok_Classroom_5100 — 5 days ago
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15-time major champion Tiger Woods gives a 3 minute lesson on hitting 50 yard pitch shots with Freddy Couples

u/Electronic_Air1842 — 7 days ago
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Tiger Woods went 42-3 in USGA match play from age 14 to 20. Six U.S. Junior/Amateur appearances, 42 wins, just 3 losses. Absolutely ridiculous.

One of the most incredible records in golf.

42-3.

That was Tiger Wood's record at the US Amateur and US Junior in the 7 years from 1990 to 1996.

1990 U.S. Junior (14 years old)
Won (2 up)
Won (19 holes)
Won (7&6)
Won (3&2)
Lost (1 up)

1991 U.S. Junior Amateur (15)
Won (8&7)
Won (5&3)
Won (2 up)
Won (2 up)
Won (5&4)
Won (19 holes)

1992 U.S. Junior Amateur (16)
Won (8&7)
Won (4&3)
Won (4&3)
Won (8&6)
Won (3&2)
Won (1 up)

1992 U.S. Amateur (16)
Won (19 holes)
Lost (6&4)

1993 U.S. Junior Amateur (17)
Won (6&5)
Won (4&2)
Won (4&2)
Won (3&2)
Won (4&3)
Won (19 holes)

1993 U.S. Amateur (17)
Won (6&4)
Lost (2&1)

1994 U.S. Amateur (18)
Won (2&1)
Won (6&5)
Won (1 up)
Won (5&4)
Won (5&3)
Won (2 up)

1995 U.S. Amateur (19)
Won (3&2)
Won (4&2)
Won (2&1)
Won (5&3)
Won (2 up)
Won (2 up)

1996 U.S. Amateur (20)
Won (3&2)
Won (4&2)
Won (3&1)
Won (3&2)
Won (3&1)
Won (38 holes)

u/Ok_Classroom_5100 — 7 days ago
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Tiger Woods to force a playoff at the 2008 U.S. Open (Torrey Pines). A roar that still hasn’t been matched.

u/Electronic_Air1842 — 11 days ago
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That time Tiger Woods’ caddie Fluff used his cigarette to check the wind 😂

u/Life_Net5004 — 11 days ago
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Tiger Woods says that to become a strong player, it's important to steadily keep doing the small, detailed things consistently.

u/United_Anywhere_8 — 11 days ago