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 😅

[@FreshlySnipes]

I did watch it yesterday 😂

[@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.

[@bestthinger]

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

[@BatMan-oe2gh]

Now that would be awesome.

[@raymondpennix3109]

It's gonna happen

[@radionoakmont7756]

i look forward to that glorious day and who knows his daughter might be a womens, champion as well all 3 being champions.

[@austingamble2194]

Or john daly jr

[@radionoakmont7756]

@@austingamble2194 indeed he is a great golfer all so awesome and amazing.

[@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...

[@BatMan-oe2gh]

Lucky to have seen Tiger from his first PGA tournament till now. I am also old enough to have seen Jack and the other players of that time on TV. To me, Tiger is the Goat. 👍

[@rayb12]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@chinaman1]

I think everyone was rooting for Tiger at the last round of the tournament, I think even Molinari was rooting for him, I know Finau was definitely rooting for him.

[@nicktomei7642]

Same 🥹

[@jeffho6244]

I've watched this about 100 times...each time gets even better. Tiger is the GOAT.

[@adamw9764]

Watching Tiger win in 2019...an unreal moment in the history of Golf. Thank you for all of the memories, Tiger

[@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

[@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.

[@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

[@haroldfarquad6886]

It's hard to imagine any golf win ever matching this. This story took two decades to develop, and the reality is today's game is so hyper competitive, the margins between being a major contender and not even keeping your tour card are razor thin, that we're highly unlikely to see any golfer dominate the sport in the way Tiger did in his first 10-15 years. On top of that, the personal fall from grace and physical injuries he came back from are beyond what most athletes could endure. This story means so much because he was as high as any golfer ever was and fell just as far... and managed to fight back. The circumstances to create this win all have to line up... not happening in our lifetimes or the next. This stuff only comes around on the scale of multiple generations at best.

[@markpurvis7512]

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

[@rgr4475]

I watched that live. My son was 1yr old. Just returned home from a custody trial. Haven't seen my boy in 2 years. More court to come. Tiger hugging Charlie like that is what i literally dream about. I cried like a baby. What an incredible moment for them. I'm happy they both got to experience that.

[@adamcrawford7101]

@@rgr4475 Hope you see your son soon

[@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

[@kakahudesign2171]

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

[@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.

[@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!

[@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

[@Smacker7474]

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

[@SinCityVillain]

One of the best, most exciting and emotional things I've ever seen ranking with the Miracle on Ice in Lake Placid. Hearing fans screaming, roaring, crying and chanting his name and, yes, I was crying. I don't care whether people say Jack was better, won more majors etc. For ME, Tiger is the GOAT. For a 12+ year stretch, every Sunday Tiger teed it up, it was must-see appointment viewing more than any other, especially the Majors. Thank you, Tiger, for always giving us your all!

[@TJ_Beam]

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

[@kyleplusguitar]

I've watched this 3 times since it's come out and cried 3 times. Greatest story in sports history. I think this will be Tiger's final major championship - and if it is, what a way to go out.

[@mattwatlington7312]

This was the best KZbin video I've watched in 10 years. Thank you for allowing me to relive that magical day

[@brendondegenkolb264]

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

[@Chinny716]

It was a moment ill never forget where I was. My family has always watched golfed back to my grandma. I golfed in highschool and college. The sport has given so much. Best moment ever!

[@DD-pz3kf]

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

[@Ace8MVP]

I'm 47 years old, I have seen alot of amazing sports moments, I have seen greats retire in their sport,I have seen tragedy and triumph but no one will ever top Tiger Woods and what he has done for the sport of golf. He made people who didn't know a thing about golf start watching it. His 1st Masters there was so much racism and he went out and won with the biggest margin ever. Tiger Woods means more for his sport than any other athlete in any other sport. I believe that if life didn't get in the way he would have had all the records but he is human and all humans have faults. TIGER WOODS IS GOLF!!

[@BoundiSunaipu]

I was born in 2000. Ive grown up with the legend of tiger. It was my senior year of high school and I was at my girfriends place at the time. My buddy called me and told me to turn the masters on because he knew I was a huge tiger fan. I jumped in circles when he finally sank the putt on 18. Truly one of the best sporting events i got to witness other than the 2016 finals as a lebron fan.

[@jacobreyes5357]

This man was my idol growing up. After the scandals I was hurt, but watching this live was something I will never forget. Thank you Tiger

[@BatMan-oe2gh]

When Tiger won in 97 and he and Earl had that beautiful hug brought a tear to my eye and I didn't think I would ever see another moment like that until 2019 and watching Tiger hug Charlie really brought a tear to my eye and was amazing to watch. It is something I will never forget, two of my fav sporting moments.

[@bigmaxy07]

I loved how Koepka's group is walking off 13 and seeing Finau and Molinari heading for the drop zone and Tiger heading for the bridge. Also - Koepka watched these finishes growing up obviously much younger and now here we was in the middle of one. Same with Tony.

[@richardbacon9684]

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

[@tennnyyyyson]

Just amazing! Watched the whole 48 mins with shivers

[@king_wa1241]

I was lucky enough to be there and witness this myself. Was in the crowd above the first tee shot, on the ropes when he came through 16, and front row as the players and champions of the past congratulated him. This is a day I'll not soon forget and this video is an amazing way to remember it. Truly a tradition unlike any other!

[@mikec.2314]

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

[@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

[@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!

[@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

[@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 ❤

[@BL-zq5gn]

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

[@smith31sean]

this was incredible loved watching every minute of it

[@jigarzasu]

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

[@chriskellyGolf79]

No other sportsperson has done more than Tiger has done for golf. Watching this on that day was beyond emotional. For me, the greatest to ever do it. Young Charlie is well on his way to the Pros, what did that moment do for that young man. The GOAT Tiger

[@basedbreezy3833]

Things like this leave me in awe of humanity.

[@stevej2947]

Still seeing this 5 yrs later, I cry in joy watching after 18

[@boomboxbreezy]

I'm 47 and one of the many Tiger inspired to start golfing. I'm so grateful he did because I fell in love with the game, and my son did as well; he's 27 and an assistant golf pro. All because Tiger inspired me to get a set of clubs and a set for my 4-year-old. It was an incredible, full-circle moment watching this with him as it happened. Forget generational; he is one-of-a-kind, and there'll never be another. I'm grateful I was alive to witness his greatness firsthand.

[@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 👏👌

[@SPIIIVA]

Thanks, The Masters. I am balling my eyes out ❤😢

[@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!

[@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!!!

[@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

[@rich7398]

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

[@milesallen5590]

I dropped a tear that day and one after watching again

[@badminton999]

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

[@prxyz.]

One of the best moments of all time

[@supafuckinmingster]

No u

[@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.

[@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.

[@mattdalrymple8703]

That second on 18 is truly beautiful golf. Knowing you have that 30-50yd game is remarkable.

[@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

[@sliealwhufc]

Favourite golf and sporting moment of all time personally

[@trentgharring8941]

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

[@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.

[@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!!!

[@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!

[@josuenunezdeleon131]

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

[@TurdFerguson456]

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

[@meh6897]

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

[@krazed__]

Could watch this over and over.

[@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

[@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

[@Crispy1434]

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

[@michaelzeigerman4273]

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

[@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.

[@ig25]

One of the best videos ever

[@KingRumHam]

Fast forward to '24 PNC where he gets to watch Charlie hit his first ever hole in one! Another great father son moment

[@beckyhenkel7917]

The only guy who makes me think about golf!!

[@walt.dog503]

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

[@jjmv17]

That point to the sky at 18 was to his father. Brought tears to my eyes

[@micky-yz7kz]

This would have been an incredibly exciting finish, even without Tiger's back story but with that taken into account, it has to be one of the all-time great moments in sport.

[@LGREGS32]

One of my best sports related decisions was watching each of tigers rounds beginning to end during this masters

[@Sixers369]

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

[@shmoore154]

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

[@Ship2ShoreLife]

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

[@gerhold33]

This was an awesome video. Thank you for this!

[@hartattack0725]

Welcome Home KING and GOAT!!

[@brianprather6307]

Best golf I’ve ever seen to this day

[@mullen9944]

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

[@MarkSmithhhh]

Koepka, molinari, finau, johnson, and schauffle got a glimpse into what mickelson, els, and singh had to go through week in and week out for like a decade

[@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

[@tylerrhodes9814]

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

[@spencertherren6806]

He saved golf in 1997.

[@cherryblossom3046]

Tiger, ever the gentleman, winning against racism at the highest level among envious fellow players/competitors, even the white people he employed (e.g. his Caddie, Steve) commentators and hateful media! He has high expectations of himself, an ultra winning mind, strategic focus and purpose to win, even when his body was all broke, his public image at the lowest ebb, he held himself together and believed and worked so hard to overcome all odds to the win again! Bravo Tiger! ONLY YOU made golf international, multi-racial and non-status, brother! Well done and blessings as 2025 starts, may this year bring you and your family blessings and more success!

[@paulyglotty]

Goose bumps all over again

[@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

[@williamdanmarkj]

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

[@farhandc8222]

Greatest of all time. Tiger bring golf to another level

[@alisonphilp7497]

The goat of golf history

[@aznpanda510x]

Tiger wood made me watch golf. Just him and his son

[@kadeemrouleau1091]

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

[@tpaulhus94]

If this doesn’t give you chills you’re not human