Whoa. Who wants to watch again the live stream of Tiger Woods winning the Masters?? Yes indeed https://t.co/vqdHm2UDXX
— thegolfblog (@thegolfblog) April 15, 2019
The Golf Blog says: Did you miss the final round at the Masters when Tiger Woods made a historic comeback? You can watch the video on the link above (compliments of the Masters).
TweetThe crowd chanting “Tiger! Tiger!” is awesome sports moment.
The hug with his mom and children is all the feels. #TheMasters pic.twitter.com/7nFfStexAu
— Jaime Cárdenas (@JaimeACardenas) April 14, 2019
The Golf Blog says: The most surreal moment of the Masters–perhaps in its storied history–was the throng of patrons’ chanting in unison after Tiger Woods won his 5th Masters, ending a 10 year-major drought: “Ti-ger! Ti-ger! Ti-ger! Ti-ger! Ti-ger! Ti-ger!” What a moment, made more special because it’s almost out of character for Augusta, where you must call the spectators “patrons.”
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TweetI’m not crying you’re crying. #masters #TigerWoods pic.twitter.com/FQ9GQcHzRn
— Josh (@JoshManMode) April 14, 2019
The Golf Blog says: On par 5 15th hole, Tiger Woods 2-putted for birdie to take the outright lead at -13, one better than Dustin Johnson, Xander Schauffele, and Brooks Koepka. Meanwhile, on the same hole with Tiger, the leader for most of the day, Francesco Molinari hit his second double bogey, to end his chances for another major. Tiger then followed on the 16th hole with a shot ending up a foot from the hole for another birdie, to reach -14 and open a 2-shot lead. Tiger then parred 17. Brooks Koepka was 2 shots back and needed to birdie 18, but missed a 10-footer. Tiger then didn’t go for the green on the 18th, but appeared to lay up and play to chip on with his 3rd shot and make bogey at worst. Tiger pitched to about 20 feet and needed 2 putts to win his 15th major. No problem for Tiger! What a closer.
What an incredible comeback for Tiger Woods! The 11-year drought is over! Second oldest player to win the Masters at 43 years old, second only to Jack Nicklaus, who was 46 years old in 1986. Is Jack Nicklaus’s 18 majors back on the clock? Stay tuned.
TweetWhen you have Tiger Woods and the 16th hole at the Masters, special things happen. pic.twitter.com/b95cA3p7bn
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) April 14, 2019
Roars all around Augusta National as @TigerWoods carded his lowest round at The Masters since 2011.
Highlights from his 5-under 67.????pic.twitter.com/YMSEhrsXZk
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 14, 2019
The Golf Blog says: Tiger Woods is in prime position to win his 15th major. Can he close on Sunday? Francesco Molinari has played steady since last year!
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