The Green Jacket | Beyond The Memes

[@PGAMemes]

Thx for all your support! Hope you enjoy the video and Masters week 🌺

[@realestateminutewithdavidb2354]

Masters week is like nothing else! All life responsibilities get put on hold 😂

[@petermacdonald379]

I’m taking Tiger’s +6000 odds to the goddamn MOON this week 💵🐅

[@colburnsam12]

Let’s go Big Cat!!

[@samd5881]

It’s getting close to picking time! Just saying I’ll take the flag 👀

[@jackstafford3193]

My favourite Augusta moment by far was the beautiful and respectful moment when Hideki Matsuyama's caddie, Shota Hayafuji, removed his hat and bowed his head after returning the pin. Amazing stuff

[@jussper7872]

My favourite Masters Moment will always be Tiger hugging his son after the win. It was just 2 years after I’ve gotten into golf and I always watched the old clips of Tiger but to see this legend play golf and win this prestigious tournament was incredible

[@joshuabodkin6019]

Favorite memory is the first time I went to a Monday practice round in 2000 with my dad and two of our golf buddies. Loved it so much that when I graduated from Purdue I moved to South Carolina about 10 miles from Augusta National. Blessed to get to go many times since then, but the first time was majestic.

[@blakenewell5008]

Tiger hugging Charlie after winning in ‘19 is my favorite moment. The parallels with the iconic image of him hugging Earl really shows how things come full circle.

[@MitchRossell]

My favorite Masters memory is definitely watching down the stretch in 2019 and watching Tiger raise his arms after he tapped in on 18. Unreal

[@j19d87]

In 2019 I was working as a bar back in a hospitality cabin near Amens Corner. We were all glued to the TVs as Tiger finished up his round. It was only when we heard/felt the roar that occurred moments after his winning putt that we truly understood the size of the crowd following him. Everyone in Augusta was a happier person that day.

[@nmadde02]

Favorite masters memory is watching Tiger on Sunday morning in 2019 tee it up while drinking my morning coffee. It was a historic early start due to the weather forecast which was cool. My entire house didn’t get out of our pajamas until he closed it out… Everyone is saying 2019 though so I am going with the Cat’s 2022 start and the hype leading up to this!!! Truly incredible dedication to the game and the courage to come back from such a horrific injury shows you why he is truly the GOAT!!! Can’t wait to tune in.

[@gabrielrohleder194]

Favorite Masters memory was watching the back nine in 2019 when absolute mayhem occurred and we all had NO clue who was going to pull through. Looking like Francesco then Brooks, then Xander, and all of a sudden Tiger was the last one standing on 18. Absolutely amazing golf!

[@phoffy8964]

My favourite moment at the masters was a Tiger/Phil pairing on the weekend! I’ll never forget it

[@jakesantos6468]

Favorite Memory from the Masters is Tiger’s chip in on the 16th hole in the 2005 Masters. Watching that every time gives me chills and goosebumps until this day. Hope Tiger wins this years Masters!🐅🐐⛳️🌺🥪

[@Flexonomics66]

Absolute favorite memory of all time from Augusta: 2005 playoff between Chris DiMarco and Eldrick Tont (Tiger) Woods. The playoff went to the 16th hole and tiger hit a poor tee shot into the funnel pin par 3. He had to chip from an awkward lie. Verne kumquat with the greatest sports call of all time. This win was the most epic moment of my life. Chills typing it…..love the pod guys keep up the good work!

[@andrewgitto2121]

My favorite memory is going there for the first time with my wife and her father. Seeing the grounds and walking the whole course is a memory that will forever last. My wife was walking down 10 having a conversation with Rory

[@cambrower2338]

Tiger 2019 Masters. It doesn’t get any better. That is my favorite memory. I was crying like a baby the whole way through.

[@oliverdix9766]

Watching tiger chip in and 16 in 2005 when I was 5 years old is a memory I’ll never forget! I then went to recreate the reaction he did the following day! ⛳️

[@petermacdonald379]

The first and only Masters I ever attended was in 2012 when Bubba hooked a wedge from the woods to about 10 feet. I was 12 years old at the time but I remember standing on the opposite side of the 10th fairway as Bubba and watching his ball fly on an impossible trajectory toward the pin. So yeah, safe to say that one takes the cake for me. Although Tigers Dub in 2019 is my favourite moment in golf, actually being on the grounds of Augusta is hard to beat

[@craigbarnes2105]

My favorite Masters memory can’t be defined as a single moment. It was the entire 2019 Masters. My daughter, aptly named Augusta, was in the hospital awaiting her open heart surgery, and because of the Masters app, I got to watch all 4 rounds while also being by her side. Watching Tiger win brought tears to my eyes and was such a lift to our spirits. I’ll never forget that week because I got to watch Tiger win again, but most importantly, my daughters surgery was a success and she’s healthy and thriving now.

[@scottkeil5306]

My favorite Masters memory was Tigers 2019 victory. My birthday just so happened to lie on that Masters Sunday (04/14) so I got to camp out at bar with friends and family for the final round. Just seeing him come back after the tough times…gives anyone hope to bounce back during the toughest times.

[@adamnields3311]

My favorite masters memory is an easy one. The unbelievable chip by Tiger Woods on the 16th hole in 2005. The shot itself was incredible and the fact that it stopped right in front of the hole, to show the nike logo, put an exclamation point on the shot.

[@JamesStCyr-hx1uv]

Favorite memory was watching Tiger win the masters again in 2019 while sitting in the NICU in Charleston after my 2nd child was born. Life changing.

[@09dmband]

Favorite Memory: 2005, the chip-in on 16. I honestly think, watching it live, the summer before graduating high school and leaving for the Air Force, that I would never see another moment in golf, pull so much energy from the world. It was palpable; like the patrons, my friends and family, the entire field, the announcers…. We all shared a moment, before that ball dropped, where I think collectively the entire world willed that ball into the hole. But the true beauty of that moment was that it was more about the energy we felt between only a man and his greatness.

[@joshgibson5979]

My favorite memory is Spieth winning in 2015. It is the first time I watched wire to wire and definitely the first memory of me becoming obsessed with this tournament and golf overall.

[@jcrank1236]

My favorite Masters memory was in 2019 watching Tigers ball on 16 land in that sweet spot when the pin is lake side in that famous spot. As soon as it landed I knew it was going to be close and for that split second I thought it was going to drop. Even though it didn’t, it was that moment I knew he had secured the best comeback ever.

[@jamesjasso7794]

Favorite memory will always be Tiger’s 2019 glorious comeback, and the absolute swarm of people behind him as he walked up to the 18th green. His embrace of his son, who could win this tournament someday! But who could forget that chip on 16 in 2005? Every time I play I hope to recreate a drop in the hole like that! It’s guys like Tiger that multiply our love for the game. I’d never count him out this year.

[@benlaman7025]

“Return to Glory”. Literally teared up watching that with my dad and brothers. Tiger transcends the game like no other athlete ever has. To see him competing in this years masters is simply incredible.

[@ryanfay7212]

Favorite memory is listening to “Hello friends” over the Master’s theme song. Chills

[@johandersson21]

For me, It definitely is when Shota Hayafuji bowed to Augusta National after Hidekis win in 2021. Totally gave me goosebumps and it´s such a great ending and a hommage to the greatest tournament there is.

[@curtisdammann5043]

My favorite Masters moment seems to be in unison with everyone else lol seeing all the emotion Tiger had to fight walking up to his ball on the 18th green! And then his release after making the putt!

[@jasondick6042]

My favourite Masters memory? HAS to be Tigers Amazing comeback, his celebration on 18, and his embrace with his family afterwards.

[@curtwells190]

My favorite moment in masters was Phil hitting it from the trees on 13 on Sunday to 3 feet. The implication behind the shot and what he was playing for that week made it truly special and I hope he’ll get back to playing soon!

[@bdubpalmer]

Favorite memory was listening to DJ in 2020 (a year to remember anyways) get choked up after finally winning the green jacket. Hearing his true motions come out gives me goose bumps every time.

[@brenthorne5060]

Greatest moment was when me and my dad were at the Masters and we got to watch the Big 3 walk Amen Corner and Hogans bridge for the last time together..Arnie, Jack and Gary!

[@smurph21933]

My favorite Masters memory is being within a couple feet of Jack as he was walking to the final hole of the Par 3 tourney in 2019- crazy to be so close to a legend like that!

[@williamklein8648]

My favorite masters moment has to be hedeki's caddie bowing after he won the masters. Unreal moment.

[@angiebomba9174]

This is wonderful! Thanks for sharing! Favorite memory from Masters…. When Woods won the Masters in 2001 and made history with holding all 4 major championship trophies at once! Unbelievable! Can’t wait to cheer him on this week.

[@michaeldannenhauer7413]

Favorite Masters memory is going in 2009 for my 16th birthday and walking through the gates, soaking it all in

[@kylegaines85]

I remember watching Tiger in 1997 blow the field out and thinking he is the next greatest golfer and nobody really knows him outside the golfing world yet! He changed the game forever and has taken it to the next level! The Masters was his breakout party!

[@jamiec6504]

Excellent video and very well done. I had the pleasure of meeting Gary Player numerous times at a very private club where I worked back in the late 90’s and he’s one of the most down to earth guys you’d ever meet. A true gentleman and I remember our conversations vividly to this day.

[@themordeny]

Favourite moment is the chip in on 16 in 2005. The suspense of seeing that ball fall in was enough to skip a heart beat

[@bradysullivan2649]

I hate to join the popular opinion, but watching TW win in 2019 with a tear rolling down my cheek will forever be cemented in my memory. I’ve rewatched the final round 10 times over

[@ryanofarnon1196]

Favorite memory is Tigers 1997 masters win, domination of the game from a young dude. I was 7 years old. Started playing golf after that and haven’t looked back. Legendary! ⛳️🔥

[@anklbr8kr2]

Favorite memory is definitely Tiger’s first win. I grew up around golf my whole life but to see him win in 97 at 11 years old in such an electrifying way was life changing

[@chrisgehrke9008]

While 2019 was certainly the most EMOTIONAL, 2005 was my most impactful Masters memory. I was 15, and I’d just started really immersing myself in golf, no longer just as a fan, but as a competitor. I knew Tiger was great. But it wasn’t until I picked up the clubs myself that I could truly marvel at the brilliance this man showcased, from ‘97 till that point, and not just the tangibles, or the swag. It was here that I really learned of Tiger’s warrior ethos. Being down six strokes to DiMarco and willing himself back with seven consecutive birdies, heading into Sunday…the iconic Lundquist call on 16. And the bounce back, following a poor tee shot in the sudden-death playoff. Tiger was and is the greatest example of mental resilience in sports, in an arena that demands it with every swing. He’s taken his share of mulligans in life, but he always comes back.

[@macscott6820]

Favorite Masters memory - watching Tiger’s chip-in on 16 in ‘05 with my grandfather, who was the one who got me into golf when I was a kid. Love reliving that moment!

[@chasemccomas8122]

Favorite memory was absolutely tiger hugging his son after winning the 2019 masters. That was such a special moment for him to be able to come back on the biggest stage in the world and win in front of his son. Just like his father Earl watched him win his first and hug him after, Tiger is now getting to hug his son for winning a 5th masters championship. Something about that win and ability to come back after so much turmoil is what makes it so special. Debatably, one of the best if not the best moments in sports history. And he got to do it all in front of his son, just legendary status. The greatest Career ever and it continues this 2022 Masters! - Chase McComas

[@danielfuchino2827]

Favorite Masters memory is Tiger's epic chip-in, hanging on the lip for a second, then falling in. The energy was wild. I was screaming. Still get goosebumps every time I watch it.

[@21lbayliss]

Gary Player’s feeding the dog the haggis he didn’t want to eat is hilarious! My favorite Masters memory, being a hug Tiger fan and the recency effect, has got to be the 2019 Masters with him winning and embracing his family.

[@daltonrosenberger2025]

My favorite tiger moment at the masters is his birdie on 16 in 2019. When he sealed it!

[@adenhussein200]

my favorite memory is tiger playing pebble beach in 2000. He changed the whole game of golf.

[@mitch437]

I don’t exactly remember the moment as it was my year of birth. However, I was able to rewatch and relive the moment and that moment would be Tiger’s first Masters win in 1997. That was the start of an astonishing career, that still hasn’t ended despite the hurdles he’s had to overcome. Such an inspiration!

[@ddee412]

The masters itself is a blessing to all of us golfers, watching every shot, every moment, brings us together and it’s beautiful ❤️

[@wuandy1183]

Watching Tigers final putt sink on Sunday in his victory red in 2019 had to be the most memorable. Goat doing goat stuff, so blessed to see him in the field this week, can’t wait!

[@Tonytwoputts]

Favorite Masters memory was watching DJ cap off his incredible run with a green jacket. Close second is Zach Johnson with the hot mic moment after accidentally hitting the ball on his practice swing 😂

[@justinmattson1629]

My favorite Masters memory is from 2018. Tiger didn’t have his greatest week at Augusta but he showed enough to cement the fact he was truly back. That Masters Sunday was awesome. Reed had a noticeable lead going into Sunday morning. Rickie and Jordan both seemed to play with their hair on fire that day and had rounds good enough to push them into 2nd and 3rd just ahead of Jon Rahm.

[@natestratton3560]

Favorite memory has to be tigers 2019 win. Nobody thought tiger would really win it and he did just proving how great tiger is.

[@billyelmer7872]

There are many amazing moments from the Masters but Tony Finau dislocating his ankle in the par 3 contest then playing the next day, he ties for the lead after the first nine holes! Inspirational stuff.

[@cruskater18]

Cool video. Always intrigued by the Champions dinner. My favorite Masters memory has to be getting my fiancé and now wife to watch the entire Sunday round in 2019 with me getting to see Tiger's comeback live!

[@zacporter2546]

Favorite memory from the Masters is Tiger winning in 2019, what an epic comeback after all those years. It was also my first time at Augusta, something I’ll truly never forget.

[@rossreinhart5654]

Being from Dallas, watching Jordan Spieth win was really cool to watch and made me proud.

[@schayaansalim3806]

My favorite Masters moment was Bubba’s hook with the 52° from the woods…unbelievable he could shape that shot.

[@richbrady6172]

What an awesome video. Tigers 🐅 cheeseburger and strawberry milkshake dinner is legendary! By and far, my favorite masters memory is the back 9 on Sunday in 2019. I’ll always remember getting to see tiger chasing the championship in my adult life. If it wasn’t for Tiger I wouldn’t love golf the way I do.

[@LoloM9898]

Greatest moment was tigers 2019 win! The emotion in the air and the hug with his son Charlie was a great moment!

[@tyboston4741]

Favorite memory has to be Phil winning his first major in 2004, leaping 4 feet in the air after the putt. Followed close by Tiger’s back nine charge on Sunday 2019 to win his 15th major, was just unreal!

[@Brandsleyy]

2021 masters Final round hole 18.. Watching Matsuyama tee it up and put it right in the fairway like it was nothing, with the amount of pressure there. And then the bow from his caddie, they walked off with so much class. So much fun to watch!⛳️

[@Matt-iz7iz]

Well done, great watch and I'm now amped up even more for this year's tournament

[@lilpon1780]

I remember tiger playing in 2018 coming off his injury and I told everyone before he played that he wouldn’t win in 18 but he’d come and win in 19 and seeing that come together was the easily the best masters moment I can remember

[@chrisbordage4010]

For me it was Tigers shot on 16 in 2019, at that moment everybody knew he had it , glad i was alive to see this 😅

[@sammybermant30]

My favorite master memory was definitely tiger winning in 2019. It was unbelievable to see him come back from an injury and win.

[@tylerhale8535]

Greatest masters memory, most like others, has to be the embrace between Tiger and sim Charlie after his win in 2019. Following though would be the greatest chant ever heard of “Tiger, Tiger, Tiger” that sent shivers up every golfers spine that day, and still does when you rematch it.

[@scotthorsfield3244]

In 1997 I was lucky enough to go to a practice round @ Augusta. Tigers first time playing as a professional, I was back home in Indiana watching & remembering the holes as he went on to win !

[@cparthemore]

Best Masters moment: Tiger winning by 12 strokes in 1997. We will never witness a margin of victory in a major like that ever again.

[@cpk2189]

My favorite Masters moment was Tigers chip on 16 in ‘05 Masters final round. From the commentary to the execution of the shot under those circumstances was by far one of the coolest masters moment I have enjoyed!

[@RobertH0331]

Favorite memory was Monday practice round 2019. My wife and I won tickets in the lottery (our first time entering). We took my grandfather who has always loved everything about the Masters. Stubborn old bastard wouldn’t use a wheelchair because he was worried about messing the grass up. He took a walker and while he was slow, he made it to down to his favorite spot, amen corner. The end of the day came early with the weather siren forcing everyone out. We had a long way to go so we spun his walker around, sat him in it’s folding seat, and dragged him the whole way. I’ll never forget his smile when we got to the car right before it started pouring.

[@michaeltomaro6348]

Sergio tanking by putting his ball in the water 3 times in a row. Fav moment lol

[@allmusclegarage]

My favorite tiger memory of the 2019 masters is when tiger took the lead on 15 and then stuck it within 2 feet on 16 par 3

[@colinmccaigue8363]

Favorite memory was watching Tiger's chip-in that hung on the edge of the cup on 16 at the 2005 Masters

[@EaglePutt90274]

My favorite memory is Tiger on hole 16, from the 2005 chip in hanging on the edge of cup until finally falling in to his Sunday tee-shot in 2019 just above the hole rolling narrowly by by cup for an eventual birdie. My favorite golf week of the year starts tomorrow.

[@petergerard6175]

I have watched it on KZbin (I’m only 30 years old) many times but the Sunday round of the 1986 Masters is one of the best and seeing the old school look of Augusta and golfers and Jack and Seve and Shark all gunning for the jacket and trading leads all day (Tom Kite I am not forgetting you don’t worry)… not much better and Jack shows why he owns the tournament!

[@joshcrouse7229]

As a Canadian, favourite moment was Weir in 2004, but as a golf fan its hard to go against Tigers comeback in 2019.

[@BradyEdmondson]

Favorite masters memory is Spieth winning in 2015 and breaking a ton of records when he did! Hope to see him back on top in 2022!

[@johncox8108]

My favorite moment is after the 2019 Tiger win…Tiger and his son Charlie embracing and remember tiger in 1997 hugging his dad. It’s only grown in its heart felt moment now watching tiger play two tournaments with his son and watching Charlie emulate his dad’s swagger and abilities. It gives me chills thinking about how I want my son to play golf with me when he gets older.

[@drewcarter6149]

Favorite memory was going to a practice round during covid. Capacity was 30%, we had the course to ourselves. No lines, easy to follow whoever.

[@ericmoore1488]

My favorite memory is the 1997 Masters! It is why I truly picked up the game and now have been involved with golf for 25 years

[@MrSwany1227]

Tough to beat the emotion of Tiger's 2019 win but his chip in on 16 is such a vivid memory as a kid that I'll never forget the feeling of pure shock and awe! Go Tiger!

[@jsweat67]

My favorite moment was watching Tiger with his kids after his 2019 win! Gets me everytime I watch it.

[@PublicDetective]

Gary Player is a legend; off and on the course. what a guy.

[@nickcalomino4202]

Favorite moment is the tiger come back that finally put my over the edge that anything is possible

[@grantshepherd6873]

My favorite memories are Jordan Spieth coming so close in 2014 and coming back in 2015 to win it all and almost beating what would of been at the time Tiger’s record, and the scene in 2019 when Charlie jumped into Tiger’s arms as he was came off the 18th green

[@spencerlillywhite2801]

Favorite memory: got to go to a practice round in 2016, place is above and beyond expectations, when the last group was going up 18 walked up hole 5 all alone, it was awesome

[@christopherciciora6533]

My favorite moment was tigers chip in 2005. That was just majestic

[@jamieclyde1777]

Favorite masters moment was screaming to wake up my roommates who don’t care about golf in 2019 when tiger was coming down the stretch. After jumping around the living room after watching tiger hit his tee shot on 16 they finally came and watched him win.

[@austinkottke1019]

Every single shot Tiger has ever hit there. From his warm up wedges on Monday's, to his earth shattering fist pumps on Sunday’s, every single one is pure, once in a millennium, never to be replicated, perfection. 🐐

[@maxxroyse7473]

Overwhelming answer from everyone seems like. But Tiger coming back from everything he did to win it in 19 and to have Charlie waiting for him off 18. So many emotions with that scene.

[@jackdinsdale6688]

My favorite memory is seeing Tiger play in the Masters in 2019 and winning it in front of his family

[@michaelfluhr5315]

Sergio winning in 2017. I’ve always been a Sergio fan and it was awesome to see him finally win a major. His par save on 13 and eagle on 15 were electric

[@chager30]

As a DFW guy I gotta say Jordan’s 2015 wire-to-wire win. Pure domination and was a joy to watch! Can’t wait for the next chapter to start tomorrow

[@davidhayashida5007]

Great video. So many great masters memories. My favorites are the hole in one’s and great shots on 16 on that huge breaking green. Also seeing Hideki win last year was amazing.

[@jacobchapie5452]

Favorite memory is tiger changing the course of golf by showing his absolute domination at the ‘97 masters

[@randalsonner1981]

My favorite masters memory (“IN MY LIFE”) was tiger’s 2005 chip-in from the fringe. Goose bumps

[@alexanderpalmer6865]

My favorite masters memory has to be tiger almost making a hole in one on 16 in 2019. Everytime I see it I get chills just from watching it.🌺