The 2019 Masters: A Sunday Unlike Any Other

[@RajonRondo33]

Could’ve sworn I watched this yesterday, guess I’ll have to indulge again

[@RyanBishop-kp6le]

@@RajonRondo33 took me 48min 3sec to read your comment. Guess i have to fully watch again

[@infidelviking8805]

Don’t mind if I do. 😊

[@annenelson3637]

@RajonRondo33 I'm not a golf fan, I don't watch golf on TV or in person , I don't ask about winners, I don't know the players' names BUT I' ve watched this video lord only knows how many times like I don't know how it ends. GO TIGER WOODS.

[@shanengahere6592]

Hahaha I hear ya 😅

[@hartattack0725]

This documentary is crazy with reliving the fans experience plus the players playing versus him. I love the inside the ropes of my favorite major ever

[@presstrrr]

I’m 24 years old, I grew up always knowing the greatness of Tiger, I didn’t get into golf until my pre teens/early teens, so I never got to see Tiger’s greatness live like this. I still remember this day. It was celebrated by everyone that loves the game of golf, the greatest to ever do it after so many surgeries, controversies, and adversity faced went out and bested the field on Sunday like he always did.

[@Rynik05]

@@presstrrr it was something to watch I’m 41 got to watch a lot of Tiger growing up and man it was like nothing I’ve ever seen again!

[@dholiday9315]

I’m 38, I watched golf my entire life started playing early. When Tiger won in 97 it changed everything. That next 8-10 years if you were old enough to care you were watching if he was in the field. I don’t remember any team/player in any other sport you could say that about. We have some great players in Golf today and I still enjoy watching it all. If Scotty keeps it up people that missed Tiger may get to see what we saw… if not I wish people could have lived through that that truly love the sport.

[@Rynik05]

@@dholiday9315 wey well put Scotty is the only player right now that even scratches that itch a bit! But yeah Tiger was truly special to be able to watch growing up!

[@JJM2222]

​@dholiday9315 tiger was better at golf than any sports player has ever been at their sport...

[@npd6225]

So happy I grew up watching this guy. 90’s and 2000’s was peak sport. Tiger, Jordan, Tyson, Federer. Crazy times.

[@lnanimateCarbonRod]

Ken Griffey Jr

[@bruceleeyoungpat]

Ronaldo, Schumacher, Bo Jackson

[@craigjohnson5590]

Gretsky...Bird...Magic...Marino and so on. You're right what a great era in sports

[@eyesopen5386]

@@npd6225 Armstrong, McGuire, Sosa, Bonds.....

[@eyesopen5386]

Armstrong, McGuire, Sosa, Bonds, Clemons....yeah, crazy times.

[@SPbaseball3]

I was in my freshman year of college when Tiger won his 5th green jacket in 2019. I will never forget how almost every other dorm room in our building had their door open cheering for Tiger down the stretch on that Sunday. No more than a couple people on our floor played golf, let alone watched it. But that is the impact Tiger woods has on not only golf, but the sports world as a whole. It was incredible, seeing guys who did not care about golf in the slightest shed tears as Tiger hugged Charlie. Greatest sporting moment of my life

[@markpurvis7512]

Quite simply the greatest comeback in sports history. Absolute breath-taking. What a legend and what a sportsman.

[@Tommy_Garrett]

I will fully admit I had tears when he was walking up 18 and on the putt. Watching that happen live is something I will hopefully never forget.

[@mekan0001]

We all had tears. And I had tears again today. This day will be hard to beat. Broadcasters deserve many kudos too. So often they want to be remembered for the perfect call. The 2 minutes they kept their mouths shut after the putt fell was better than anything they could have said in that moment.

[@rayb12]

This is the greatest thing any golf fan could ever watch. Unbelievable.

[@generichuman2044]

Sport has only made me this emotional twice. Leicester winning the premier league and this moment. The man who made me fall in love with golf as a kid was back. I don't know if a golf win will ever be celebrated like this again. Remarkable

[@LVM5584]

This was Jack in 86 all over again. Tiger had that swagger he wasn’t gonna be denied. Molinari’s shot at 12 was just like Seve in 86. And Tiger took full advantage. I ll never forget this day as long as I live.

[@Smacker7474]

Amazing job on this Augusta National & CBS. AMAZING JOB! One of the greatest days in the history of our game....

[@ben10504]

38:38 is the coolest shot of this doc to me. The players and caddies standing there holding their hats as tiger sinks his winning put and the crowd going wild. A showing of ultimate respect for the greatest to ever do it, with the world cheering him on. Incredible

[@Chris-tx9lz]

this man has inspired to me to try my shot. im 22, and about 10 strokes away from where i need to be on a round of 18, but when i watch this, i think "maybe i can do it to". Tiger is the GOAT

[@craigjohnson5590]

Young man you can do it. Keep your hands to the plow (or club) and speak to your relection that you'll accomplish your goals. Go out daily, be you tired, hungry, broke or whatever...go grab it no matter what...go get it!!!

[@josuenunezdeleon131]

12:25 That put on 9 will always be remembered for me. As the narrator said "It's just perfection".

[@kakahudesign2171]

Was tearful watching this in 2019 and tearful watching it again today. Such a great moment in sport

[@tennnyyyyson]

Just amazing! Watched the whole 48 mins with shivers

[@DD-pz3kf]

I was rooting for Tiger but really felt for Francesco , he played so well all week

[@TJ_Beam]

Tiger means so much to sport in general… there’ll never be words to describe him.

[@pmhill6]

Jim Nantz is a national treasure.

[@mikewilliams6086]

The great thing about sports is being able to forget about all our lives and problems and watch these amazing players make us ohh and ahh! Then cheer for our heros when the make it happen! Great to see tiger come back from a period in his life he maybe wanted to forget to greatness again!

[@samblackwell9839]

Haven't seen many people mention it, but Tiger does the same double fist clench a few times walking off the 18th green - pretty much exactly mimicking Jack's reaction on the 15th in '86 after hitting it close in two to set up eagle. Tiger himself has said that one of his earliest and favorite memories watching golf when he was young was that specific reaction by Nicklaus, which Tiger says was something he had never seen before - celebrating an iron shot. It's hard not to think that Tiger is paying homage here to Jack, and is pretty much saying (I think intentionally) that it's his version of Jack's sixth green jacket moment.

[@tylerrhodes9814]

Tiger saved golf this day, you cannot change my mind.

[@richardbacon9684]

Oh man... @10:40 just broke my tear ducts hearing him say that he saw Charlie for the first time... Love it.

[@hartattack0725]

I cant imagine the feeling of winning a major with your family watching. but to watch the same person go through what he went through while being considered the goat is so priceless

[@Sauravb610]

One of the best back 9s in Masters history

[@pappaflammyboi5799]

Well, maybe. There had to be quite a few golf "hiccups" for him to "catch up". I mean, heck, he bogied the last hole just playing it safe. Not what I'd call a comeback. It's more of a "I didn't screw up" as bad as the other guy.

[@ben10504]

@@pappaflammyboi5799womp womp

[@evanzemba115]

@@pappaflammyboi5799 Thats literally the gist of Augusta, no one goes out there and blazes the course lol

[@pappaflammyboi5799]

@@evanzemba115 Well, you'd think at least Tiger could do better than 99.999% of golfers, no? Blazing is his middle name...

[@evanzemba115]

@@pappaflammyboi5799 Dude could barely walk and was 45 years old 💀Everyone else was in their prime

[@brendondegenkolb264]

Nothing compares to this tournament, genuinely the most amazing thing to ever happen on this planet 🙏

[@UseR459-z8x]

I am 65 and have loved watching the Masters for over 40 yrs. I thought that Jack winning in ‘86 was the best sport event I had ever watched. I actually got emotional watching Tiger win this one. I still get chills watching it.

[@EAGRGOLF]

Tiger will down as the most influential golf player in history and one of the best in the world, if not the best. the future will decide!

[@scottpitner4298]

How it played out for the others near the top is basically the second best outcome. I mean if you’re not going to win, seeing Tiger take it and the celebration felt all around had to be awesome!

[@mikec.2314]

I could watch this 1000 times and it would never get old.

[@CRONDRE]

welcome home mr. woods

[@prxyz.]

One of the best moments of all time

[@supafuckinmingster]

No u

[@milesallen5590]

I dropped a tear that day and one after watching again

[@atamagashock]

My third time watching this already and I swear I commented the first time, but it’s not there. Anyway The Masters is unlike anything, this Sunday was unlike anything, and of course this production is unlike any other. As always The Masters just does it better! Doesn’t matter how many times I watch this, it gets me every single time. As a father the only thing you want, is to make your children feel love, safety, and to be proud of you. Such an amazing moment for his family

[@krazed__]

Could watch this over and over.

[@ig25]

One of the best videos ever

[@mullen9944]

Every time I watch this, I cry. Nothing but love for Tiger!

[@lambofcod9554]

There’s moments in history you’ll never forget where you were. For me these are 9/11 Kobe Bryant’s death and tigers back 9 in 2019. I watched with two close friends and we didn’t say a word for the final 5 shots. We just soaked in greatness. Tears running down my cheek. The man that put a club in my hand still had it. Such a special moment

[@efg1311]

Probably the greatest moment in sports I ever remember watching. That was truly amazing and the walkoff after the last putt was sunk was incredibly special and emotional for all golf fans.

[@BL-zq5gn]

I remember this day so vividly. Even my wife understood the moment. Not a word was said, the entire 18th hole play.

[@meh6897]

Watching this live was one of the best moments I have ever seen in sports. Tiger is forever the greatest

[@trentgharring8941]

Gets me in the feels every time. Best sports moment I have ever witnessed.

[@jigarzasu]

I remember watching this live, and I'm not ashamed to say that my eyes were perspiring quite profusely.

[@roybackhouse117]

So my friend and I were there on 12 and 18. The most amazing sporting day ever! What's better we are both in the film several times! Tingling all over again.

[@badminton999]

This will definitely be my favorite KZbin video, Tiger will always be the greatest.

[@ronloewy8637]

That has to be the most wonderful experience in my memory to see this journey to triumph.... what an amazing person, and what a brilliant production covering all perspectives... heartfelt thanks 👏👌

[@rich7398]

I'm not crying! I have a dust allergy. The goat!

[@hartattack0725]

As much as the other opponents had pressure, nothing will compare to the pressure that Tiger had coming down the back 9. He had the injuries that plagued him for years and the realization that he could win. I'm sure out of his 82 wins and 15 majors, this is the greatest win he will ever endure.

[@hartattack0725]

Can confirm he said this at the end of this video

[@bestthinger]

All we need now is Charlie to win the Masters with Tiger watching and another Son / Father embrace at the end.

[@hartattack0725]

Welcome Home KING and GOAT!!

[@TurdFerguson456]

Without a doubt, and by far, my favorite moment in not only sports but any sort of entertainment, EVER! 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯

[@cabshere81]

All the guys saying they never doubted him, 100 percent doubted him winning ever again.

[@steviechampagne]

that's WHY it's so glorious. 11 years from his last major win. 11 years is a lifetime in sports

[@katofakatoumafi265]

This was an epic moment and to watch and witness Tiger play and win his 5th Green Jacket was absolutely incredible. Great work to the team at CBS for making history! 🐐🎉 Made me 😢 a little

[@andyukh1625]

This never ever gets to old to watch, must have seen this a hundred times and it still inspires me to play better golf………….. form is temporary, but class is permanent!

[@shmoore154]

I cried when he hugged Charlie and they compared it to his Dad. A human moment many can relate to.

[@ChtwCpt]

Seeing how hard-working the broadcast team was to make the history for the future people makes me appreciate the documentary more. This is why sports business never dies even though audiences make purchase decision based on non-tangible values like emotion, inspiration, and joyfulness to support their role model. I love sports in general ❤

[@walt.dog503]

Crazy the emotions this story brings out in you. Witness. Thank you my brother appreciate you Tiger Woods

[@hartattack0725]

45:10 gave me shivers. That was special to see him breakdown but wish he would of actually cried. That would of been a special moment for everyone. It was writing on the wall but like tiger, he didn't fold

[@Crispy1434]

The best to ever do it! The reason I play, Tiger freaking Woods!!! 🎉❤

[@mikeyplaysgames6585]

jim nantz’s storytelling is unbelievable

[@paulyglotty]

Goose bumps all over again

[@rabbiman24]

I was planning on watching the tournament that sunday with my room mates in college, one of whom is a huuuuge tiger fan. We woke up a little late, and couldn’t rewind the recording until it was all over, so we decided to turn our phones off and get brunch and watch it after. Anyways, we ended up getting tanked on bottomless mimosas, and while we were walking back, my girlfriend wanted to stop and pet someone’s dog. We mentioned to the guy that we were going home to watch the masters, and he immediately goes, “oh it’s over, tiger woods won.” Wanted to slap him. Ruined it.

[@Smacker7474]

The moment at 46:54 with Justin Thomas' parents was one of my many favorites of this incredible feat of Tiger winning the 2019 Masters.

[@lucasdespain6604]

Absolutely amazing!!!! People who criticize this man don’t understand this kind of pressure. How could you when you don’t put any pressure on yourself at anything you do??? None of us will ever understand what being the best in the world in anything would do to us! This is the best game in history and Tiger has done more for it than anyone!!!

[@williamdanmarkj]

4:06 that is the fiercest lip-out i've ever seen

[@gerhold33]

This was an awesome video. Thank you for this!

[@kevinzegers]

the fact that he introduces himself as 'Sir Nick Faldo' might be the greatest thing about this video.

[@Sixers369]

Hearing tiger say beginning AND ending at Augusta....man id do almost anything to see him win one more time at Augusta.

[@epicpancakemix]

This was awesome!!

[@martinignaciogonzalez6612]

Still gets chills everytime i see this... No words, simply perfect

[@ryantaylor3073]

Anyone else's heart drop at the end when he said "...and for it to end at Augusta". I knew he probably wasn't going to win again, just hurts to hear him believe that

[@hanj31]

This was a moment for us fans this was a moment for the players this was a moment for him and his family, but most importantly this was a moment in sports history.

[@michaelzeigerman4273]

I wish that he will win another. It’s my Christmas wish each year. I know he can do it!

[@Ship2ShoreLife]

I cried when he hugged Charlie and they showed Tiger hugging his father back in 97

[@The_Garmin_Guru]

We all let our emotions go Tiger!!! 🐐

[@dr.michaelr.foreman2170]

I am 71 years old and have watched golf since I was just a small boy. I have seen all the greats. But Tiger was the last. Tiger was the superlative of golf. I no longer watch the PGA because I cannot find someone today to make my hero. As far as I am concerned, Tiger was the last great hero of golf.

[@djp411]

How many took up golf worldwide because of that man?? What a staggering number it must be......

[@Nokin92]

I think green might be the only color that looks better than red on a Sunday for Tiger. To go through what he did, all the injuries, surgeries, the rehabs and everything else and for him to win another Masters... I don't think there will be another moment for me in any sport that will top this one. It's the perfect story for the man that made golf what it is today and why I among many others started to play.

[@billbkr32ify]

He definitely was one of the greats, if not the greatest. His run over now. There are players coming up who are great and hit the ball a ton. There are youth players who plus handicaps setting records. His and the rest of the greats are going to have their records shattered.

[@kadeemrouleau1091]

I was wondering what happened to the old Tiger Video of his 2019 Masters, you guys just remade it. Well Done.

[@achmadzain4876]

How I wish Nethanyahu have a chance to watch this emotional great finishing.

[@dlaird8]

My favorite major ever.

[@DumbTheories]

6th time watching this, what an incredibly well put together video.

[@joshuadillard2263]

Classy of Molinari to give his thoughts about the day despite the fact that it was a brutal round for him - to be so close and then lose it there has to be devastating.

[@rexus10]

Mark my words. This wasn’t jack ‘86. I think that’s yet to come…. Yes, I absolutely believe Tdub, gets one more major, 95% it’s Augusta, small percent chance itll be an Open Championship if it swings back to St. Andrew’s just cause he could feel his way w/ several different shots at the Old Course. I mean Phil got a t2 well into his 50s. Phil is def one of the greats, but we all know the history between them 2, if Phil can do something, Tw can do the same thing 10x. It”s the only way greatness on the magnitude Tiger displayed , can end.

[@hartattack0725]

I love this video

[@fillipnicolaihaarseth3155]

00:04 Tiger Woods' historic 2019 Masters victory 02:42 Unusual scheduling changes due to severe weather forecast 06:48 Tiger Woods' victory at the 2019 Masters 09:25 Tiger Woods' focus and determination at the 2019 Masters 13:55 The Masters Sunday back nine is a pressure cooker 16:21 Wind conditions at Augusta National 20:38 Tiger Woods strategically plays safe shot on 12th hole 22:15 Tiger Woods' comeback at the 2019 Masters 26:35 Tiger Woods executes a crucial shot 28:36 Tiger Woods takes the lead at Augusta 32:52 Tiger Woods wins his fifth Masters 35:04 Tiger Woods' impressive strategic shot on the 2019 Masters Sunday 39:40 Tiger Woods' historic win at the 2019 Masters 42:00 Tiger Woods' emotional victory and journey to redemption 46:45 Tiger Woods' remarkable comeback and Masters victory

[@nathancornwell1455]

how can you watch this and just not have this overwhelming urge to want to golf ?

[@johnrwallace]

I'll never forget it!

[@piterone80]

Sad for Chicco, it would be an unbelievable achievement in a fantastic year where he was probably the best ball striker in the world.....happy for Tiger anyway, historic last major victory

[@Salmotrutta1994]

Just one more time tiger. PLEASE I want to feel this again! lol

[@thejeffreyjohnson]

I was there that day. I’ll never forget it.

[@danjag6941]

Fantastic is all I can ask

[@benoitpoulin9997]

the best ever with jack!!!!!

[@ducati916SPS]

Golden Bear has more majors, but for me Tiger is the G.O.A.T 👏👏👏

[@craigjohnson5590]

And people forget that Tiger missed almost five years of prime years golf due to injuries and drama

[@LeafToken]

goosebumps.

[@gethboy]

Wow, imagine if Charlie gets to hug Tiger after winning the masters one day too.

[@spencer6738]

Whats it like to be great, welcome back everyone.

[@rsb2803]

I was in the Army in 1997 stationed at Ft Gordon. We had the opportunity to go to the Masters. I said golf? Screw that. I have regretted that decision for 25 plus years.

[@byl15]

Fine, I'll watch this again.