2001 Masters Tournament Final Round Broadcast

[@mattthomas1442]

327 yard drive on the 72nd hole...with a 43 inch steel shaft, an old Nike golf ball it was a fade with minimal roll. Probably a 315-320 carry. With today's equipment(2 inch longer graphite shaft, better golf ball, lower spin rates) it's an easy 340 carry. He was such a beast back then.

[@supafuckinmingster]

No u.

[@MH3GL]

Imagine if he had to play it with persimmon...

[@ptrekboxbreaks5198]

Alot of people can drive it 300-330...maybe not everyday weekend golfers but pro and amateur

[@mikemullin9735]

Goat comment

[@shanejones8884]

It was a 43.5 inch 7.5° Titleist 975D with Dynamic Gold X100 and Golf Pride Velvet Cord grip logo down, swingweight around D4. Plays traditional lofts in his irons, even now. He was longer with his irons than even the pros now, but he didn’t need to be. And at this point in his career, he played a still very spinny golf ball, not very forgiving. This was the greatest 20 month ride in Golf History. Tiger actually won 5 out of 6 majors from the ‘99 PGA to the 2001 Masters… Absolute GOAT stretch. 17 Tour wins in 20 months.

[@gettherenmw]

Thanks for keeping these legendary rounds alive, they bring me back in ways that just are unexplainable.

[@azapro911]

Grand Slam, Tiger Slam, call it what you will, this is four majors in a row. The golf he was playing at this time is the game's current all-time benchmark.

[@mrbump28]

Was it not 6?

[@jordanboteler8978]

Its the tiger slam he didnt win them all in one year but won 4 in a row if he won the 00 masters he would of won 6 in a row

[@trainroom3973]

@@mrbump28 ImikImok

[@del7i540]

And Tiger cheated on his wife and family more than 30 times. Remarkable! 🤪⛳

[@Beazle00]

relevance ? I guess you think Arnie was a saint ? @@del7i540

[@stephenmccollum1391]

Phil and Tiger battling in their prime. Back 9 at the Masters Wish we had more of these.

[@USCTrojansOwn]

Well Phil was never in Tigers league so that was not possible

[@USCTrojansOwn]

15 majors 🤫

[@martinstephenson4311]

@@USCTrojansOwn But not 18.

[@wreckim]

@Brian Vos I think it's like comparing Tom Watson with Jack. Tom had his moments; Jack ruled the wasteland.

[@kamborichardson1909]

Phils prime was a little bit later than tiger's. Between 2007-2014. Phil was unbeatable and was the better player.

[@joshhinkle5723]

There’s nothing better than the Masters music and Nantz welcoming everyone in

[@jamesroboyle]

Josh Hinkle it’s so calming and you just wanna drink a few beers and relax while watching the masters ,

[@pagnedaman3777]

@@jamesroboyle hahah so true. Jim nantz is synonymous with the masters. Love that voice, when I hear it, it's time for green.

[@brasstacksboxing409]

@@pagnedaman3777 I swear..

[@morapeeps5963]

In retrospect, man was Phil tough. To take a loss like this, and say I have to get better. PLUS, he willingly gave that interview. That's why he eventually succeeded here. What a great tournament, what a player Tiger was at this time, the best anyone had ever seen...and since.

[@karldomingues4030]

Thank you, Masters, for posting all of these!!! Sports nerds like me greatly appreciate it!!

[@RGALO0990]

The way Tiger has dominated his sport, no one in the history of sports has dominated a generation like he has. He truly is in the top 2 or 3 sportsman to ever walk this earth. That’s my opinion.

[@davidluck1678]

Woods, wins plus runner-up in Majors: 22. Nicklaus: 37. Simple math disproves your "opinion".

[@worthless_opinion]

That's a meaningless metric. If you didn't get first, you lost. ​@@davidluck1678

[@gettingtoastedatq]

Tiger in his prime, young Phil, Duval when he could play, and a host of other fantastic players close behind. This is when golf became exciting

[@jordanboteler8978]

@@Droogs yes young phil was around 95 96 when he started to be the player that he was

[@beckyhenkel7917]

@Tony But the world didn't!

[@jordanboteler8978]

In 01 Duval Was fading the 01 majors was his last horrah

[@stevenieder8965]

Absolute peak of the PGA

[@jeffmorrison6086]

@Tony golf was not way more exiting way back when as you say, pay attention!! I watched back then also, you’re simply being a stubborn old man to claim such a statement!! Get real & get up w/the times, I know it’s hard for old stubborn men like you..

[@222333aaaaaa]

Thank you, Masters, for posting all of these!!! Sports nerds like me greatly appreciate it!!

[@ItsJustAnotherVideo]

1:47:30 I came here to find this clip of Tiger. It was mentioned by Steven Pressfield in the War of Art. It really is incredible that he could have all that happen and still keep his composure

[@cypherlock01]

“A stare that would stop a clock” - Tiger was a winner - no joke with his art

[@wreckim]

In retrospect, man was Phil tough. To take a loss like this, and say I have to get better. PLUS, he willingly gave that interview. That's why he eventually succeeded here. What a great tournament, what a player Tiger was at this time, the best anyone had ever seen...and since.

[@foodreacts837]

legend

[@foskco87]

Phil's game was easily worthy of a championship had it not been for Tiger so it must have been a very defeating feeling and he handled it with class.

[@martinstephenson4311]

Yes, Jack has more majors but Tiger is the best ever, should really have won 20 odd!

[@kingknights5107]

@@martinstephenson4311 Jack is still the GOAT.. Tiger at best SGOAT, Second Greatest of All Time..

[@KingMinosxxvi]

and 2nd in 6 US opens common man then won the PGA at 51

[@klank67]

Between Tiger and Phil they hold over 100+ wins ... got to watch almost all of them and it's been nothing short of amazing!

[@chadbynum7674]

Same. Love both those guys. Top notch sportsmen

[@pressmaster1255]

That 11 year drought between majors that was filled with injuries and controversy cost him at least 5 more major victories!! He is the best to ever play.

[@kingknights5107]

Bobby Jones, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus were all better than him.. He was one of the best to play..

[@stroud__]

@@kingknights5107 no they weren't

[@kingknights5107]

@@stroud__ Tiger was Top-5 of All-time Greats in Golf.. He’s definitely not the GOAT..

[@stroud__]

@@kingknights5107 bobby jones didn't win the masters. gotta have the career grand slam to be in consideration. i can see an argument for hogan and nicklaus

[@kingknights5107]

@@stroud__ Bobby Jones created the Masters.. he had the Authority to do so as he was the best ever, he had the Grand Slam of his time.. an achievement not even Tiger could match..

[@corneliusyoungblood8472]

In a 20 month stretch he won 5 majors, 17 tournaments and finished top 5 in the lone major he didn't win. Arguably the greatest stretch in the history of American professional sports.

[@Beazle00]

No one in the history of golf has ever played better or ever will.

[@jakegibson1913]

**history of professional sport worldwide

[@jamessala10]

Just an unbelievable run! Hope he is able to play the Masters this year!

[@treydavis4991]

@@jakegibson1913 gretzky was pretty nuts in hockey. you take away all his goals he still leads NHL history in points

[@herealittlewhile7448]

Maybe you should do some research

[@joshuahymer15]

Youngsters these days will possibly never know how big of a deal this tournament was at the time. People forget Duvall had knocked Tiger off the world number 1 spot. Mickleson playing at his tops. It was awesome to behold live.

[@BirdmanDeuce26]

The golf journalism world is probably sick to death of the hyperbole (I distinctly remember Dan Jenkins in Golf Digest trying his hardest to temper the Tigermania in the mid-2000s, haha), but you're absolutely right. Tiger's dominance during this period prevented a LOT of excellent golfers from earning their own first major(s).

[@pdc-cp4uv]

Duvall is such an interesting story. Seemed so determined and once he achieved the Open, he just faded away...almost immediately.

[@BirdmanDeuce26]

@@pdc-cp4uv I forget which of the golf magazines followed up with him with an interview a while back, but the gist of it that I remember was that by the time he had won the Open in 2001, he had been nursing quite a few injuries that finally caught up with him. (It's also why he has a noticeable reverse pivot in his swing from this point forward - a testament to his talent that he still made it not only work, but competitive!) It further compounded with his driver "yips", and it combined with a general exhaustion from the pressures of the PGA tour.

[@shanejones8884]

@@pdc-cp4uv Then he made a cameo at the 2009 U.S. Open. Duval missed about a 3 foot putt on the 71st hole otherwise he would’ve been in a playoff with Lucas Glover.

[@oldude979]

@@BirdmanDeuce26 E

[@bullionsean456]

This was the year that so much in the country changed, and we're still seeing the affects of those changes today -- Tiger Woods completed the "Tiger Slam", the world was introduced to Tom Brady, and the tragedy of 9/11.

[@mctwins24]

Dale passed

[@BD-fk9fw]

@@anpingu4042 what are u talking about

[@edmccaffrey1]

The older golfers were so jealous of Tiger and couldn't believe that golf could be played at that level that even the commentators were running out of descriptive words. I specifically remember realizing this as it was playing out in real life in 2001. So funny to hear them nowand their loss for words.

[@bertraminc9412]

David Duval.... my favorite golfer of all time, for personal reasons. Tiger, obviously is the best there has ever been.

[@daveguy583]

Same

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

Lol whats the personal reasons? Do tell please.

[@jeffmorrison6086]

Pretty pathetic he declined an interview after losing to Tiger, he’s a very poor sport!! Plus the broadcast mentioned his contract dispute with equipment manufactures during this production, (granted I know there is always two sides to a story) but he doesn’t sound like a class act to me. I listened to him over the years on the radio after the fact & he sounded fine, but he’s definitely a poor sport & golf is a gentleman’s game, so shame on him, he doesn’t get a pass from me.

[@bertraminc9412]

@@jeffmorrison6086 Understandable. He had a back injury so it's difficult to determine if he wanted to be with his family or he had no choice. I didn't know those things but I still had a special place for an alumni former no. 1, granted for only a short time.

[@AlonsoRules]

Golf is full of one major wonders nowadays. We will never see someone win 4 in a row ever again.

[@bryanh2898]

The 2021 Masters is not the same without the GOAT. Get well soon Tiger.

[@MrMatc]

so excited for this year

[@alexanderjefferies7740]

I feel like calling it a Tiger Slam has pros and cons. David Duval vouches for it being a Grand Slam, it was 4 majors in a row, no matter that it overlapped seasons. In fact, numerous pros argue that it was an even more incredible achievement given that Tiger maintained the motivation, energy, and focus from 2000 through to the new 2001 season.

[@treybear8174]

You don’t even have to call it a “slam” or whatever they wanna refer to its as. He’s the only man to ever win four majors in a row. That’s the record no matter what you call it

[@cypherlock01]

Exactly

[@dorothygale1104]

⁠@@treybear8174 Tiger is not the only golfer to win 4 majors in a row. Bobby Jones won the Grand Slam in 1930.

[@jordanwivell9201]

He won the players after this tournament too lol

[@jordanwivell9201]

Sorry this year

[@jcee6886]

What an influence on modern golf Earl Woods had. RIP sir.

[@ohdee970]

You beat me to it, I was going to say the same thing. The Green Beret mentality he instilled in Tiger cannot be overstated. Well done Earl! Your crafting of the greatest golf machine ever built (mentally and physically) combined with Tida's gift (spirituality), is not overlooked by a white, early 50's carpenter from Chicago let alone humanity as a whole...

[@monortues]

He helped build a golf machine. That's true. While as a dad, he contributed to the failure of Tigers personal life.

[@rg1809]

The pressure on these champions is unknown to the rest of us, but when the putt goes in, at first, there is no joy in Woods...just an intense sense of relief.

[@del7i540]

Pressure? Tiger was cheating on his wife during this time with more than 30 women. Whatever pressure Tiger was experiencing, he found a way to deal with it . 🐯🏌️

[@whirlingdervish69]

@@del7i540stupid comment

[@tigerbait134]

One of the greatest accomplishments ever in all of sport. We may never see something like this ever again.

[@adampincente209]

I think with the PGA moving to May, it may give someone the chance to go on an amazing 3 month run.

[@tigerbait134]

adampincente209 it’s possible, spieth could have won all 4 back in 2015 with the current schedule

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

woulda coulda....the game is filled with them....only two slams have come true.

[@TheLocalLt]

Don’t forget Tiger also won The Players two weeks before this Masters, so he held the 5 biggest prizes in golf all at the same time with this win. I would say it’s impossible if it hadn’t been done. It will never be done again and if it is I’ll be the first guy to admit I was wrong but it’s just not possible.

[@tigerbait134]

amlnet49 with the talent in todays game, it’s highly unlikely because the competition every week but one of the young guys could do something special. Rory and jordan are the two that come to mind when it comes to something like a grand slam

[@TheIncredibleMarsupial]

The nostalgia that radiates from this is incredible

[@MacHoodio]

Greatest achievement in sports history, this was no Sunday medal win like Snead , tiger was and will always be eternal..

[@OmegaVideoGameGod]

It’s just beyond amazing what one person can do when they understand what they really want out of life!

[@kooj22]

Tiger’s twelve month span, (April 2000-April 2001) is not only the greatest year in golf history, the greatest year for any athlete ever IMO. Even better than Jordan and I’m a Jordan homer

[@barath4545]

Yeah in one year, from losing Masters 2000 to Vijah, he won 9 times on the PGA tour, won all 4 majors by a combined 25 strokes and ofc won Players too, May 29, 2000 Memorial Tournament Jun 18, 2000 U.S. Open Jul 23, 2000 The Open Championship Aug 20, 2000 PGA Championship Aug 27, 2000 WGC-NEC Invitational Sep 10, 2000 Bell Canadian Open Mar 18, 2001 Bay Hill Invitational Mar 25, 2001 The Players Championship Apr 8, 2001 Masters Tournament

[@zakirkhan-mr8zp]

L

[@bmottley]

Take it easy on the athlete talk lol tiger woods is not some athletic specimen lol

[@bmottley]

Still the goat tho

[@MH3GL]

Tiger was the only guy Jordan ever "idolized".

[@stephaniemalley3529]

I'd remember this game vividly back then, when he won the master, he put the cap on his face ,look like crying but relief from stress.woww amazing golfer!!😏😎👏👏

[@tedkyo]

Ll

[@TheRealHaans]

"Something I never dream that I would ever see or rather thought that anyone could ever do, I think it's the greatest feat I've ever knew in all of sports"

[@CinemaDemocratica]

"About one hour ago" gave me a real double-take right from the start. I guess it wasn't that long ago that televised coverage of the majors didn't start until almost the back nine. . EDIT: Also they didn't show the final group's tee shots on 8 -- which felt like something you wouldn't have seen them miss in the mid-1980s. :-)

[@free55]

This was an absolutely beautiful watch. It reminds me of watching the Master's every year with my dad. Tiger made me love golf at like 6 yo

[@KillyJoe]

i wish this could be the final pairing for every masters

[@beejeight13]

Thank you, Masters, for posting all of these!!! Sports nerds like me greatly appreciate it!!

[@premrajapakse3504]

ඝඝර්‍ර්‍ඟර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ඝර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ගගඝඝඝඝර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ඝඝර්‍ගර්‍ගර්‍ගඝඝගඝගඝර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ඝඝර්‍ඝඝඝර්‍ර්‍ඝඝගඝඝඝඝඝ

[@neilbentham5804]

The banter would be top quality between these two!

[@evelynn-deborah]

This was more impressive than 4 majors in a season, he had to hear and think about for 6 months and still won.

[@stephaniezimbalist3757]

Absolutely LOVE Tiger and his parents. I love the way that he honors his parents and references the other people that helped him to get where he was at that moment. And I greatly admire how classy Phil is in defeat. Some of the others to lose to Tiger have been a bit salty about it.

[@beckyhenkel7917]

I can't imagine why they are salty! Golf is an individual game, you make it or you don't! If you don't make it there is no one to blame. You just have to work harder to achieve your goals. Period.

[@zosukumakunene8761]

@@beckyhenkel7917 Amen Becky. So well said.

[@del7i540]

I love how salty Tigers wife's was when she found out her husband cheated on her more than 30 times. She used a 9 iron we think. 😂

[@templedown]

something more remarkable about this. I heard some sports guys talking about it a few yrs. back. 2000, Tiger wins the last 3 majors, then the Canadian Open that same year with that ridiculous 6 iron out the bunker on 18, fast forward to 2001, the Players championship (the better than most putt on 17) was the week before the 01 Masters. He wins those two. So until the 01 US Open, He held all those 6 titles at the same time + won them consecutively. Unreal.

[@docriley7837]

Love watching Duvals swing very underrated

[@gtaylor9218]

He was rated...but actually ended up underachieving...I enjoyed this era of golf for sure

[@mattsmith-bl2bg]

vertigo will do it to you.

[@dantean]

Great swing, indeed, though he received all the accolades he was entitled to, relative to his accomplishments.

[@jamesroboyle]

matt smith Vertigo and a very bad back to top it off .

[@CarlVandenberg]

That year and a half stretch he had between October of 97 and April of 99 was amazing. He won 11 times during that stretch...definitely the best golfer on the planet during that time. And that 59 he shot at the 99 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic on Sunday to win by one shot was also amazing.

[@andrew9966]

1:22:08 - The greatest swing ever, and one of the best tee shots on 13 I've ever seen over the years.

[@TheLocalLt]

This was a straight missile launch with 40+ feet of curve. You can hear the fans going bananas when they hear his ball land right next to them and realize it’s his tee shot. It was also like 35 yards past Phil

[@TimV93]

I think that was his 3 wood too

[@darknightemperor8174]

andrew9966 I was thinking the same thing 👀😳 that was smacked and in the right part of the green

[@betterthanmost9549]

This is the same hole Bubba infamously bombed over the trees right?

[@tylermorro1747]

Was that Phil who said "wow, that's big"?

[@BB-gd5pk]

One of the great accomplishments in sports history

[@markettrader911]

These were the days alright. Such a stacked field, Woods, Phil, Duval, Els, Cabrera, Miguel Jimenez, even the announcers Feherty, Faldo. This was pre-9/11. What a golden era it was in retrospect.

[@tfootball8704]

what has 9/11 got to do with it?

[@atamagashock]

@@tfootball8704not much besides the world was a very different place

[@atamagashock]

Let’s not forget Vijay, Freddy, Omeara, Stricker, Fax… some staples of the game

[@chaisesamargis3149]

Earl woods what great human being he even congratulated Phill on a great tourney sad tht hes gone but he got to witnesse his son achieve greatness

[@tonyvasquez-progolfcoach1484]

The Tiger Slam! Winning all four majors in a row. That is the greatest accomplishment in Golf History.

[@jamesroboyle]

Tony Vasquez - Pro Golf Coach It would’ve been earth-shattering if he won all 4 in a single calendar year .

[@seanscott7070]

Carl Spackler's win at Augusta.

[@awp7662]

What a phenomenal achievement! That will never happen again! Tiger is in my opinion the greatest of all time. Jack may have 3 more majors but Tiger has more wins and hit so many unbelievable shots exactly when he needed to. Tiger has a more complete all round game too, he has all the shots. I think Jack admitted himself he wasn't the best of bunker players. Love these old films, very inspiring and just fantastic to look back on great golf and achievements!⛳🏌️💪🏼

[@tonym2513]

If Jack played at his prime level, but during the time of Tiger, he’s just another dude they’re talking about on the golf channel as an underachiever.

[@redd7188]

How did Duvall not win a Masters???? I guess that speaks to how hard it is to accomplish.

[@mikefallopian3191]

Because he was washed up by age 30. All his tour wins came within a span of four years.

[@jody024]

51:52, little did he know; Golf's greatest moment would actually take place 18 years later.

[@jody024]

@@DTB1995 I don't agree.

[@TheLocalLt]

J024 this was just an overstatement as this wasn’t even golf’s greatest moment at the time. Golf’s greatest moment is the 1997 Masters and it would take something earth shattering to ever change that. It’s still the most watched golf tournament of all time, and 2019 is meaningless without the parallel of 1997. I would say 2019 Masters is probably second.

[@ddespair]

10:15 “if you can’t putt here don’t even bother playing here” tiger makes it. Poor Phil misses it.

[@marticehasty2837]

Daniel Barwatt 2 time masters champ. Countless other times in contention. He proved he could play Augusta. Obviously he’s not tiger but he’s a *great* champion.

[@masterdan39]

@@marticehasty2837 he’s a 3 time champ

[@elizabeththamson120]

Wow, his fourth consecutive professional major title, incredible

[@alanwaterworth6464]

it´s the smallest thing really, but that putter toss from Steve Williams to Tiger on 11after that amazing approach shot, and knowing that Phil was still having to take a wedge in was such a boss move- this is why Tiger dominated the game so much back then - there were plenty of other great players around, but he was the MAN and let everyone know it.

[@DodderingOldMan]

Can I just say, I love the birdsong as Woods is standing over that final putt. It's like the perfect, serene moment just at the climax of a colossal event.

[@shumandaniele]

Eastern Towhee, in case you're interested. :)

[@DodderingOldMan]

@@shumandaniele Ah, I am interested! I love learning about birds from around the world. Cheers :)

[@K9388-n3z]

Thank you Masters for uploading this……

[@drlee2]

Back when the Masters was basically the Tiger Invitational

[@MrMGR1986]

😂💯🐐❤️

[@MrMGR1986]

Gotta respect Phil. If there was no Tiger, Phil would be seen as the greatest of his era.

[@dok9406]

@@MrMGR1986 If if if

[@jamespitts10]

@justsomeguy nobody would know him even though he won the masters twice? Lol.

[@drewfla]

@@jamespitts10 He won it three times, plus two other majors. But who's counting? Clearly Tiger is the only player to ever win any majors according to some people 🤷‍♂️

[@rogerparker4468]

There should be a video for posterity...collating every shot documented of his golf career. Maybe just his wins and sent to the Smithsonian. The greatest golf ever deserves to be a national treasure

[@moonhuh917]

Tiger, you still make me happy! Thank you, Tiger.

[@Fultonfalcons86]

I have lived to see my Cowboys win 3 super bowls my vols win a national title and MJ win 6 NBA titles and the Tiger slam the only thing that out does this is the birth of my 2 sons.......It is sad that David has faded away over the years..........

[@notoriouseagle1074]

A relaxed and composed Tiger. How I miss HIM. When he was like that, man was he a thrill to watch.

[@CCROGGY]

Hopefully he can show some signs of this Tiger this week like he did at Eastlake last year!

[@wilsonodom4913]

@@CCROGGY Same I wonder if he won the masters or not?

[@CCROGGY]

@@wilsonodom4913 He sure did!! 5 time champ now!

[@barjumbo1969]

For, me, this is when Tiger became the goat. The 'unprecedented slam' is golf's, greatest, achievement, in history.

[@cdpr99]

I loved skinny tiger wearing the extra large shirts. Like Clark Kent wearing glasses, hiding the fact he's Superman. We all know who you are man!

[@barndencactus]

is that a freudian slip?

[@cdpr99]

@@barndencactus never crossed my mind. But now that you mention it...

[@sunnyduscle]

Those were the days when golf was exciting as ever!! Lots of these young esters wont understand!

[@j.r.nicasio2098]

Sad, that I would hurry home after 18 holes to watch golf. Now, I don't even know who the players are.

[@JoelSmithR1]

@@j.r.nicasio2098 that sounds like your problem, not golfs.

[@ravipeiris4388]

Appreciate you sharing this video with the rest of us ❤.

[@DylanSorgenti]

I just wish there was more Phil vs Tiger competition. The two best players at the time by far, is either one was on their game no one had a shot to beat them. Tiger is obviously the all time great but I take all my inspiration from Phils short game it’s just so incredible

[@monortues]

Phil is a classy gentleman. I wish Tiger could have a successful personal life. Unfortunately it's not the case. Otherwise, Tiger will be the all time greatest golfer.

[@jeffmorrison6086]

Personal life has nothing to do w/professional accomplishments!! Tiger smokes Phil’s accomplishments to date & there is zero argument. I realize certain keyboard warriors hate on Tiger, but they are just that, keyboard warriors who are either jealous, full of hate, or who knows..

[@monortues]

@@jeffmorrison6086 While Tiger could smash Jack's record if there is no such glitch in his personal life. Now he has zero chance.

[@stroud__]

not "by far." Vijay Singh and Ernie Els were on Phil's level at this time

[@stroud__]

@@monortues Phil is not classy. He may not be infidel like Tiger, but he's not classy either

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

People love to downplay what Tiger competed against. Which is why I love stats.....for your review. Els: 71 Mickelson: 49 Singh: 62 Love: 36 Couples: 62 Daly: 18 Duval: 20 S.Garcai: 33 Spieth: 14 D.Johnson: 18 Watson: 11 Mcilory: 23 Day: 16 J.Thomas: 9

[@jamescompo]

this is total world wide wins?

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

yes. easy to google.

[@CaribSurfKing1]

Tigers drive at 18 and Bubbas at 13 were ridiculously long fades

[@andrewmboweni8285]

we will always remember your remarkable works on golf sport suberb

[@rich9536]

Bro you commented like 5 times lol

[@winstonsmith11]

12:55 Well..... We all know what happened in 1968. Roberto may not have "won" the tournament. But he certainly played the fewest strokes.

[@gtaylor9218]

Ken venturi is past his prime here..Jimmy on the other hand is spot on

[@Jack_2004]

I remember watching this when I was 5

[@CaribSurfKing1]

Tiger really was a rubber band in those days, the 2 shots on 13 are ridiculous

[@jonathandavenport5326]

Moment referenced in "War of Art" at 1:47:28 in case anyone's looking for it

[@SausageFest]

Thanks!

[@alirassi5697]

Came for that!

[@elisemirandapeixoto7]

Thank you!!!

[@gtaylor9218]

What's this all about..just curious

[@jamesroboyle]

Isn’t it ,”Art of War”?

[@jacquesd5781]

2:30:37 I cried at that moment. What an accomplishment, and what a relief.

[@RandyKekipi]

The best tournament... watching the Tiger slam in 2001...totally Awesome...

[@R_J_G]

Look of satisfaction after the 18th tee shot. No one has ever felt that. All 4 pro majors

[@GarryLindsay1]

Tiger slam, Phil major at 50 and yes, Watson almost winning 2009 British Open....possibly all equally the greatest moments in all golf history! The slam takes it as that's a full year of ridiculousness!

[@jonm6244]

Extremely likely The last human being that will ever win four consecutive major championships Since 1989 no man has won more than six apart from this man

[@AlonsoRules]

Given the number of one major wonders that have come and gone in the game since 2001, no way that someone will ever get near 4 in a row. Spieth got 2 in a row, but the US Open was pretty lucky.

[@brianwaas7044]

@@AlonsoRules He also came close at the Open Championship and PGA in 2015 as well. I honestly believed that if Spieth had been able to pull off the comeback at St. Andrews, he would have gone on to win at Whistling Straits and complete the season "Grand Slam."

[@douglasbraunsdorf4852]

Listen closely at 37:40 after play cuts to the leaderboard, underneath the music, I believe it may be Nantz saying to Oosterhuis "...shouldn't say "back nine..."

[@Fab5foLyfe]

I think it's because Augusta National is uppity and like them called the 'first' and 'second' nine

[@ikaikamaleko8370]

Weird yep I heard it.

[@canag0d]

Roy K Lawson this is not true. In fact one of their slogans is “the tournament actually starts on the back nine on Sunday”

[@TheLocalLt]

canag0d nope the tournament forbids all broadcasters from saying “back nine” and always has. The saying is “second nine on Sunday” if you’re watching the official broadcast. If you’re watching golf channel they may call it something else

[@dmkappa62]

I remember reading about the ‘men of the masters’. Has to be patrons not crowd etc. So many rules but that’s what I love about it

[@robre6840]

love the steel shafted 975 driver he had in those days with that swing so much more control seem when he went to graphite his driving accuracy went downhill see the beginning of duvals career breakdown too could have easily won this tilt imo

[@jeffmorrison6086]

Tiger is the best ever!! Love watching this man’s highlights, in which I watched in real time over the last several decades!!

[@kingknights5107]

Tiger is not the GOAT.. he’s just barely in the Top-5 All-time Greats..

[@marions.120]

When Tiger was playing I was watching golf. When Tiger wasn’t playing, I was playing golf!

[@shripithqm6552]

HISTORY IS MADE NO MATER WHAT ANYONE SAYS THE KING HAS ARRIVED; TIGER WOODS

[@tyricelewis1161]

The birdie on 18, Earl's hug; CHILLS 🐐🐅

[@bridogg23]

What an intro by Nantz. Brings a tear to my eye

[@666dr]

Tissues are in abundance

[@projectelrond1817]

the number of R1->R2's he could get in before the top of his back swing... just wow. he was michael jordan back then (mj wishes), privilege to have grow up with it. thanks tiger, and thanks to whoever in georgia for putting up these broadcasts, there's now something worth watching on youtube!

[@techsysengineer5135]

Never gets old watching this.

[@chefscorner7063]

WOW, I can't believe how much time has passed since this win at the Masters. I'm seeing names on the Leaderboard I haven't seen for years, which brings me back to 2021 and the many Majors Tiger has Won since! I get so caught-up in watching this video, like the other "Tigers Greatest Moments" video's I have in my Video Library I forget that 20 year's has passed since this Event/Video. I just hope that Tiger can recover enough to be able to play and play well. I'm not a celebrity news watcher so I don't know of how is recovery from his recent car accident is going or any statements he has made concerning his recovery and thoughts about if he will play more Tournaments. My hope is to see him play again which I guess is a bit selfish considering how many special moments he has given us all throughout his career, but I also wish him a Full Recovery, even if that includes him retiring from the game he loves so much, if that's what it takes for him to remain healthy. If it does mean retirement for him, we still have a Treasure Trove of video's online we can enjoy and re-live those Many Special Moments Tiger has given us. Thanks Tiger and Goodluck in whatever you choose to do after retirement.

[@edwardgorry602]

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[@edwardgorry602]

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[@edwardgorry602]

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[@johnbarnett6924]

I still have much difficulty, with the comentators ,analysis of the players performance.,I have my own opinion of what I See , However Thanks for the Memories. Dobie Wan Kanobie . revisited 20/October/2023 California Love to All❤❤❤❤

[@swnsng]

THE GOAT...by almost every metric. The only GOLFER that was so dominant and exciting that he made GOLF cool. No other golfer even came close to trascending their sport like he did.

[@andrewmboweni8285]

we may never see something of this nature again great job Tiger woods

[@cr8iveamboy775]

Incredible golf history! Tiger with the champion raised fist is like the 68 Olympics, yet all him and his father's accomplishment... I hope one day they can remaster the quality of this footage to 4K. The more I play the more in awe I am of Augusta's course nuances and challenges, esp the greens... as well as the skill, creativity and fortune to win it! I actually never realized, up to this moment, no one has ever shot in the 60s in every round and win... a testament to its design, difficulty and enduring Legacy! (albeit cringy name, smh lol..)

[@jonressett]

The 2000-2001 tiger swing is the greatest of all time

[@hutzman7664]

Yes, that swing wins 25 majors easy.

[@topgrain]

It was important to him to birdie 18, despite only needing par for the Slam. That attitude is why he is so great.

[@chadhungry9265]

Any chance these classics get an upscale update to 1080p maybe even 4k?

[@tylerprice483]

Man, Duval was just a few strokes away from being a 2 maybe 3-time Masters Champion. I'm glad he got his major later that year but his career seemed so underwhelming to what it could've been.

[@ChatterboxAleman]

Possibly the best Masters of all time. Wonder if the Masters shall be held this year.

[@CCROGGY]

November

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

Ill take 86.

[@mattdawgg100]

Man I have to say Duval's swing is smooth!!

[@joesmith389]

Talk about an all star leaderboard! Holy mother.

[@RealJackHQ]

You know he felt the significance of what he just did right away after the putt on 18. Immediate happy tears.

[@whodey5133]

Epic movie brother. Enjoyed every second!!

[@AndresSotoMarin]

This was the last Masters before the substantial lengthening of Augusta, then referred as "Tiger-proofing" the course. The changes were controversial then, and as expected many players poo-pooed the idea. But boy, were they necessary! 13th played 485 yds! And 7,9,14,17,18 would be too short today, drive and wedge for most, not just for bombers. Anyway, Tiger won the following year too.

[@bretts4544]

AndresSotoMarin Augusta only played 6985 yards in 2001. Will be 7475 with 5 being lengthened this year. They’d be shooting -20 or even better it they never lengthened any holes under the right conditions.

[@TheLocalLt]

AndresSotoMarin the 2006 changes, plus the maturation of the trees planted in 1999, hurt Tiger much more than the 2002 changes. This combined to turned four of Tiger’s favorite birdie holes (7, 11, 15 and 17) into par or bogey holes. And it worked, at least until 2019, however even in 2019 Tiger found the “tiger proofing” trees at 11 right on Sunday but he was into the pedestrian walkway and had a clear angle. In recent years he’s probably played more from there than from the fairway on that hole. The tiger proofing worked, Tiger could easily have won the Masters ever year from 2006-2013 aside from 2012 (weirdly enough, since that was a solid year for him), has he been able to lower his score on those 4 holes each of those weeks he may have won 8+ green jackets by now. But the Augusta National knew that and didn’t want it, however they may have killed the Golden Goose a little bit too thoroughly, I have to believe they thought he’d win at least one of those, and then couldn’t imagine he wouldn’t legitimately compete for years after that run. They are honestly lucky he won last year, otherwise the changes would be looked at as having effectively ended Tiger’s dominance of Augusta.

[@Jsizzle6809]

Golf today is NOTHING like these Tiger years. Today it’s fractured and divided with no Tiger to watch every Sunday and root for.

[@Pulse2AM]

1:12:38 Hahaha, that's what you do when you almost hole it out winning the masters.

[@carloslugo4526]

Duval did get redemption Three months later by winning the 2001 open championship

[@dalewier9735]

I love that they use the legend of Bagger Vance music.