I just sat here and cried like a baby watching him win. Cry every time I watch it. Hate he didn’t perform well for this years masters, but it was definitely a treat to see him out there again!
This was my brother and I's favorite week for the last fifty years. We'd play golf in the morning and then settle in to our favorite pub to watch the tourney. I miss you Pat.
Nantz is perfect with this he did it again at the PGA this year for Phil "Phil defeats Father Time" and then let the crowd take over and the moment speak for itself.
Simply the greatest comeback of all time by any individual. If you had asked any casual golf fan 3 years before this if Tiger would win another tournament let alone a major, 99% would've said no way. To be able to go through all that he has gone through, whether you like the guy or not, you have to admit it's one of the greatest comeback stories of all time.
I just tuned in - and put the headphones on so she can sleep on. BTW, it's 4:41 am on Thursday, April 23, 2020 - mired in Coronavirus lockdown for what seems like months already. Just dying to play softball and/or golf. The latter shall come soon, MyFriends - very soon!!!!
Can we just appreciate the putt at 9? 2:40:20. That putts took TWENTY THREE SECONDS from start of the roll to the end. That is maybe the greatest lag putt I’ve ever seen and I don’t think it gets enough appreciation because it’s not a birdie/hole out/etc.
The par putt on 12 is no slouch...every shot ended up counting of course, but if he misses that putt, it lets the field right back in, and destroys the dominance he presents, the destiny we saw unfold.
Nick Faldo perfectly describes why this moment is just truly greatness that’ll likely never be matched! The euphoria and energy from every single golf fan, players and commentators adoring Tiger says it all - 5 years on, still get goosebumps
@@roberttrail7013 Normally it closes down in mid-May because A. it’s too hot in the summer to enjoy playing golf and B. the staff uses that time to make improvements/modifications to the course. The average high temperature in Augusta in November is 67 vs 77 in April. There’s no reason they can’t play it in November. It might not look absolutely pristine like it does in April, but the staff should be able to make it look just fine.
Wife: “How can you sit there and watch a golf tournament from last year?” Me: “Because Tiger is amazing and it gives me goosebumps and brings me joy. How many episodes of ‘Holiday Baking Championship’ are you gonna watch in April?”
During this COVID-19 crisis, this the perfect video to watch while under the "stay-at-home" directive. Sure beats repeat episodes of Family Feud or repeats on the Food Network! I'm with ya on that response to your wife! OH SNAP! 😎⛳
@@mrsirman2177 Tiger hadn't won a major tournament in a decade before this after his life just sort of fell apart for most of the 2010s which is a story for another time.
I get chills at the end of CBS’s Masters broadcasts. When that triumphant music comes in and you can tell the crowd has started to clear out and you’re just left with the serenity of the course, sun is going down, Jim Nantz’s reflective commentary, and the slow mo replays of the final hole and reactions.
One of the great moments in sports history at the end and announcers smart enough to not talk for almost 3 minutes. Let the incredible crowd response tell the story.
cpk1994 the story is actually pretty insane, Jim has to head down to butler cabin before the last group finishes to prepare for the post round interviews so he wasn’t even in his commentating booth when he made the calls
This was the last Major my dad and I watched together as my dad passed a month after. I am so grateful that we got to share this moment. We both shed a tear when Tiger won. This was much more than just a moment in sports history.
Exactly the same story, except my father died two months later. We watched this together while while he was still in the ECU in Pittsburgh. The Masters was "our thing". We went three times in the early 90's. I witnessed Faldo win his first Masters on 11. Poor Scott Hoch. I find it very hard to watch golf now. It was, literally, that we bonded over.
2:40:17 literally the greatest putt ever struck in the history of golf. Tiger doesn't win without this. UTTERLY sublime distance control. As much as I dislike Nick Faldo, at least he immediately realized what a stroke that was.
This is/was the opinion I've held since that day. Everyone freaks about #16 but this putt is hands down the most goosebump enducing "Essence of Tiger" stroke I've ever witnessed and absolutely essential to his epic win. Glad I'm not alone in that thought, sir!
My son passed in 2002 but he loved Tiger and loved golf. He even played 18 holes the day he died. So I watch all of Tiger's matches and think of my son even more when I do (if that's even possible). :-)
@@Jpgundarun She claims she was crucial to all his tournament wins while they were married and claims a percentage of those winnings. So maybe she will try to sue for these winnings too? It's a joke. Lighten up.
The 1st tee announcer saying “okay guys, ready to play a little golf?” before he introduces the final group of the most historic day in golf... such a boss move
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@@DTB1995 this was a real comeback as well, if you don't like it that's your opinion, why the need to try to downplay someone else's opinion is beyond me, why people feel this need to always try and be negative for no reason.
I was actually at this Masters. In February (of 2019) I got a birthday card in the mail from my dad and the card had a picture of the 12th hole at Augusta on it. I thought that was odd, but then I opened the card and it said “Congrats! You’re going to the Masters!” needless to say I was shocked. My brother had passed away only a few months earlier, so getting to do this with my dad was very special. It was an unbelievable experience. I might have sprinkled some of my brother Max’s ashes around the course (Amen Corner and behind 18). I remember talking to my dad about it and saying “Everything changed at Amen Corner. Do you think Maxer had anything to do with that?” He simply said “Absolutely.” Augusta is the most beautiful place on the planet. I wish the Masters experience on everyone.
Man this will never ever get old. I was too young to remember tiger when he was playing the most but I know I was watch with my dad. I’m so glad we had a video back then. Being able to look back in history and see everything he’s done over the years is amazing. I know he will find a way to win again I know it. He is not done yet
I just rewatched every minute. The greatest comeback in sporting history. Very emotional with parallels between the hug with his father and his son charlie. The greatest theres ever been
I watched this entire round again on yesterday for the zillionth time. This is by far one of the greatest moments, at least for me, in the history of golf. It gives me goosebumps every time I watch it.
Amen my friend. You said it. Brooks koepka’s 15 min of fame are up. He is just to much of an egotistical person to be the greatest. I feel that Koepka resents Tiger. Which is s big mistake. Koepka will never be a Woods or a Michael Jordan of golf!!
@bigman9099 Already. Tiger had 10 at the same time plus 46 Tour wins. His arrogance is misplaced as he's not even in the top 10 greatest ever players. I agree with you over his tour wins
@@michaelpelletier3443 You're out of your mind if you don't think every athlete that's at the top of the sport doesn't have a massive ego. Brooks is just more transparent about it.
Koepka won’t ever be tiger,jack,Arnie,player,Nelson,Snead,Phil,Venturi,els,Rory,Donald,rose,Trevino.....KOEPKA IS A JOKE TO THE GAME...MAKING COMMENTS LIKE I DONT WATCH GOLF, GOLF IS BORING, I DONT PRACTICE and so on...HES a disgrace to the game
2:40:14 - The reason why Jack Nicklaus won so much was that he made the most pars when they were needed. The putt on hole 9 is, in my opinion, one of Tiger's greatest shots. He could have easily screwed this up and walked away with a bogey, even double bogey. He'd enter the back 9 with confidence shaken. But he made par. Sign of a champion. This putt ensured his confidence - he could do it. We'll remember the tee shot on 12, 16, and the putt on 18. But this putt on 9 was absolutely terrific. If you're a true golf fan, you know what I'm talking about.
Imagine humans in the year 3000 watching this... this itself can save humanity. It enduces Pure tears of joy and bliss. Something so lifting and cleansing for even the viewer. Tiger always had the ability to do that. Lucky to witness his entire career.
Will remember this Sunday for a long time ... had a college exam scheduled for this day and I remember signing up for the earliest time slot possible. As soon as I finished, I ran out of the room and geared up the broadcast on my laptop. Tiger had just hit his second in 15 and I was so excited I called my older brother. We stayed on the phone for the next couple of hours, through the final few holes and the resulting celebration. What an incredible memory that will continue to be for everyone. Congrats tiger 🐅⛳️
This was the first time I ever cried watching golf. I’m the biggest Tiger fan there is and I’ve stuck with him through everything he’s gone through. His reputation took a hit and his image was wrecked from his past transgressions. He humbled himself and became a different person than he once was. This was Tiger’s defining moment both as a man and a golfer. He redeemed himself and pulled off the greatest comeback in sports history. 🐯
I have a little boy. He was 6 at the time. After tiger won, and he grabbed charlie, it was the first time I've cried watching any sports event! By far biggest event in sports history
This was the day I moved across the country back home from my ex'es house depressed, but this happened and i've always thought of it as a new beginning. If Tiger can overcome all hes done then I can too. Almost 2 years later and i'm doing amazing. Can't believe this one gold moment helped me so much.
My Father was a life long golf fan(and instilled the love of of the game in me), the two golfers that stayed in his heart to the day he died (2/10/20) are Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods💖 I was fortunate enough to buy my father a Master's Hat as a birthday gift years ago... I've only seen him cry 4 times in my life...first was when his Mother (my Grandmother ) passed away, second when Jack won his sixth Green Jacket, third when Tiger won in '97 & fourth when Tiger won again in '19... We we're close and this is the first golf footage I've been able to watch since he passed and I felt he was there watching every moment with me! Btw I made sure he was buried with his Master's hat...thank you for offering this broadcast, it meant more than you'll ever know!💖
That par 3 was the pivotal moment. Tiger went with the smart and safe play and didn't let any ego or adrenaline get to him. Sign of a true veteran champion
Yes, experience is why he is champion, I remember when he said about what Jack Nicklaus told him about that hole in particular. Also knowing how the greens will go, where to place their ball on the right side of the green, a lot of that is experience. This was probably some of the other player's downfall.
Yep you can go all the way back to 1997 and see how Tiger played the hole the exact same way. Even with a 10 shot lead he still didn’t go at the back right pin on Sunday, playing well left and two-putting from 60 feet
Tiger has given us 3 of the greatest memories in Masters history. 1997, Destroying the field and breaking the race barrier a few different ways. The chip in at 16 against Demarco, and now this one.
This was probably the greatest back 9 in masters history to watch as a fan in person and on TV. This is why Tiger Woods has so much physical and mental toughness in him because of the things that he has gone through and has accomplished throughout his career.
I love how at the end there are so many moments where they are silent. They didnt know what to say. So they stayed silent. Thanks Tiger. I will remember this forever.
It's great that all the guys on tour love when Tiger plays as much as we do. We're so lucky to have been around to see the greatest golfer ever. The guy was born with a club in his hands. 2022 St.Andrews.. Go Tiger!!
Miss you and love you, Dad. You would have loved to watch this with me. I know you were smiling throughout, as was I. Tiger was - and always will be - our favorite.
Me too. My favorite go to during this Covid year. I think I've watched every Masters that Tiger won at least 5 times, this one more. I know this one by heart now. :-)
I've watched 80% of every PGA tour event since about 97. This final round in my opinion is the best. First time I've ever had a tear in my eye. And it was all because of Charlie. I lost it when he hugged tiger because I have a little boy. I vaguely remember the 86 Masters. Which I guess you could say these were the two best. Which includes every major every PGA tour event
I woke up early that day, my pops got me into golf. Told him that "this was Tigers day I got a feeling dad!!" My dad has talked about this guy since I was a baby on and on and I'm so grateful to had watched this moment as it happened. Was like the old times as a kid watching golf all weekend not understanding jack and even watching my dad play Tiger Woods PGA Tour on PlayStation. We were on the phone that last putt, put me right back into those memories. A beautiful memory I will cherish forever!
I’ve done it once I followed tiger at the BMW championship in 2010 the year Dustin Johnson won I’m pretty sure. I live near Cog Hill and wished they would’ve stayed there
Yeah the Masters is really exceptional when it comes to viewer's experience, everything from the app to the broadcast to the social media is absolutely 'A' Tier.
Was there and followed Woods the whole way and one of the best experiences I have ever witnessed at Augusta National, sending best wishes to Woods as The Masters isn’t the same without him.
Hi everyone. I am a wife, Tiger 🐯 fan, golf fan, golfer, mom and wife of a golfer. And I do get it 🙂🙂. Watched golf ⛳ videos when He's playing many many times. They never get old, never boring and always exciting. Happy golfing everyone!
I’ve watched this 3 times from ‘Amen Corner’ and it still gives me goosebumps every time. Thanks to the Augusta National Golf Club for making this available.
Probably one of my favorite masters I’ve seen in my lifetime. Maybe the 6th time I’ve watched this front to back. Cheers to tiger woods. Golf wouldn’t be where it is today without him.
This never gets old. I hear his recovery at home is going great and his backyard golf course is getting a redo. He’ll be back before we know it. He doesn’t quit. He’s got till he’s 50 for a grand finale. 2019 Masters is a gem nobody will ever forget.
I remember Faldo telling the story of how Tiger thought he was done at the 2017 champions dinner, and was hoping to be able to play recreationally. 24 months later he’s getting the green jacket put on him. Unbelievable
There was some fear that Tiger might have a hard time walking, after surgeries and injuries. For him to come back to this, like this, is nothing short of the greatest comeback in the history of sports.
For many this is Tiger’s finest victory because of the process with his injuries etc. That adds to it but to me this is his finest victory because of WHY he won it. Because in -97 he was by far the best golfer in the world. He could hit shots no one else was even close to. It was impressive but to me only to a degree when you are just better than everyone else. This time however he had to do it in a completely different way and to me Nr. 12 showed exactly why he won it (in an interview with Henni Zuel he explained his strategy in detail). This time he excelled in smartness, strategy, experience and patience and to me that’s as impressive as it gets. Don’t get me wrong, he is/was still an unbelievable player (I really hope he can play again) but there are many players in the world today who hits the ball stronger/better than Tiger. He won because he made the right choices at the right time.
3rd time watching this masters watched it live each day when it aired, and now 2nd time watching this final round on KRplus, never get tired of it and seeing the greatest Tiger Woods making his grand comeback and to win it at Augusta is the best part
I love how Sir Nick and Jim Nantz are completely quiet during this, until the most likely moment. 'If this doesn't bring a tear to your eye as a parent - you're not human.' Exactly.
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who’s here in 2024 a week before the masters
Haha yep
Watery eyes every single time!
Hey
It’s 10M views because I turn on at least one device everyday on this video.
I just sat here and cried like a baby watching him win. Cry every time I watch it. Hate he didn’t perform well for this years masters, but it was definitely a treat to see him out there again!
who else rewatches the full stream every now and then and it never gets old!
3/12/23 here
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It's one of the greatest moments in not just golf history, but sports history. Very enjoyable to relive when the mood strikes.
@@unvrknow22 the same
its that time of year...
Anyone here in 2024 a day before the masters? Still get goosebumps rewatching this!
Only Tiger can make me watch a 5 hour re-run
YES
@@SM-po9wf And watch it over and over and over.....
@@michaelblackmon6029 was just thinking I cannot be the only one who has watched this multiple times at this point.. and will continue to do so!
10 times
Exactly!!
This was my brother and I's favorite week for the last fifty years. We'd play golf in the morning and then settle in to our favorite pub to watch the tourney. I miss you Pat.
RIP
Sorry for your loss Steve. Sounds like a great way to spend the week.
Great memories I'm sure Steve. Thanks for sharing buddy.
Great stuff steve and pat.
Sorry for you loss man, thats quite a special bond you shared with your brother.
Commentators didn't say a word for about 4 minutes after "Return to Glory". This is a masterclass in sports coverage.
Hello how are you doing
They need to cut their talking by 80 percent in general
Nantz is perfect with this he did it again at the PGA this year for Phil "Phil defeats Father Time" and then let the crowd take over and the moment speak for itself.
@@christopherbiddle8127 They need to cut "Just a moment ago" by 99%
Amen brother.
“That will be the greatest scene in golf forever” - Nick Faldo. Truer words have never been spoken
It is for now. Tiger finds his way to a 6th jacket this year…….
@@chvmiv Rory will win next year. Tiger in 2024. Hopefully.
Simply the greatest comeback of all time by any individual. If you had asked any casual golf fan 3 years before this if Tiger would win another tournament let alone a major, 99% would've said no way. To be able to go through all that he has gone through, whether you like the guy or not, you have to admit it's one of the greatest comeback stories of all time.
In all sports!
We dont have to like one another to get along
Absolutely!!!
Who’s here after the car accident? Coming back here for the great memory of a day I’ll never forget
Me
Of course
Checking in
Me
Me
My girlfriend will never understand how I can watch 5+ hours of a golf tournament that happened last year. And that just makes me sad for her.
oh well, i am sure your gf feels the same about other things lol.
Same here :/
S J lol! I hear ya.
People watch the same movie more than once. How is this any different?
I just tuned in - and put the headphones on so she can sleep on. BTW, it's 4:41 am on Thursday, April 23, 2020 - mired in Coronavirus lockdown for what seems like months already. Just dying to play softball and/or golf. The latter shall come soon, MyFriends - very soon!!!!
Can we just appreciate the putt at 9? 2:40:20. That putts took TWENTY THREE SECONDS from start of the roll to the end. That is maybe the greatest lag putt I’ve ever seen and I don’t think it gets enough appreciation because it’s not a birdie/hole out/etc.
unreal. He put that thing 6 inches from the hole.
Absolutely.
That was absolutely mind blowing how he was able to lag that thing that close...that is just unfathomable
Thanks for pointing it out. I surely didn’t think much of it until you said it
The par putt on 12 is no slouch...every shot ended up counting of course, but if he misses that putt, it lets the field right back in, and destroys the dominance he presents, the destiny we saw unfold.
I’ll never forget that April Sunday in 2019 watching Tiger win the Masters. Special day.
5:10:34 that scene of him hugging his kid... that and the shot of him hugging his dad back in ‘97 will live as long as the game does
- ALL TIGER WOODS SHOTS -
| Hole 1 | Par 4 | Tea Olive
1st Stroke: 21:51
2nd Stroke: 25:26
3rd Stroke: 30:29
4th Stroke: Doesn't Broadcast it
Total: -11 | Par
| Hole 2 | Par 5 | Pink Dogwood
1st Stroke: 38:02
2nd Stroke: 42:04
3rd Stroke: 46:41
4th Stroke: 52:12
5th Stroke: 55:42
Total: -11 | Par
| Hole 3 | Par 4 | Flowering Peach
1st Stroke: 59:22
2nd Stroke: 1:03:50
3rd Stroke: 1:08:00
Total: -12 | Birdie
| Hole 4 | Par 3 | Flowering Crab Apple
1st Stroke: 1:12:59
2nd Stroke: 1:17:34
3rd Stroke: 1:20:58
4th Stroke: 1:21:12
Total: -11 | Bogey
| Hole 5 | Par 4 | Magnolia
1st Stroke: 1:25:08
2nd Stroke: 1:30:00
3rd Stroke: 1:35:58
4th Stroke: 1:38:28
5th Stroke: 1:38:44
Total: -10 | Bogey
| Hole 6 | Par 3 | Juniper
1st Stroke: 1:44:48
2nd Stroke: 1:50:58
3rd Stroke: 1:51:16
Total: -10 | Par
| Hole 7 | Par 4 | Pampas
1st Stroke: 1:56:34
2nd Stroke: 2:01:13
3rd Stroke: 2:09:06
Total: -11 | Birdie
| Hole 8 | Par 5 | Yellow Jasmine
1st Stroke: 2:11:20
2nd Stroke: 2:18:25
3rd Stroke: 2:23:05
4th Stroke: 2:26:57
Total: -12 | Birdie
| Hole 9 | Par 4 | Carolina Cherry
1st Stroke: 2:29:19
2nd Stroke: 2:34:21
3rd Stroke: 2:40:16
4th Stroke: 2:40:58
Total: -12 | Par
| Hole 10 | Par 4 | Camellia
1st Stroke: 2:46:16
2nd Stroke: 2:51:20
3rd Stroke: 2:52:51
4th Stroke: 2:57:24
5th Stroke: 2:57:39
Total: -11 | Bogey
| Hole 11 | Par 4 | White Dogwood
1st Stroke: 3:02:34
2nd Stroke: 3:08:21
3rd Stroke: 3:13:46
4th Stroke: 3:14:46
Total: -11 | Par
| Hole 12 | Par 3 | Golden Bell
1st Stroke: 3:20:21
2nd Stroke: 3:28:36
3rd Stroke: 3:31:11
Total: -11 | Par
| Hole 13 | Par 5 | Azalea
1st Stroke: 3:34:11
2nd Stroke: 3:42:26
3rd Stroke: 3:48:01
4th Stroke: 3:49:26
Total: -12 | Birdie
| Hole 14 | Par 4 | Chinese Fir
1st Stroke: 3:51:26
2nd Stroke: 3:56:04
3rd Stroke: 4:01:55
4th Stroke: 4:03:49
Total: -12 | Par
| Hole 15 | Par 5 | Firethorn
1st Stroke: 4:05:48
2nd Stroke: 4:15:25
3rd Stroke: 4:21:48
4th Stroke: 4:24:24
Total: -13 | Birdie
| Hole 16 | Par 3 | Redbud
1st Stroke: 4:28:18
2nd Stroke: 4:36:07
Total: -14 | Birdie
| Hole 17 | Par 4 | Nandina
1st Stroke: 4:38:04
2nd Stroke: 4:46:01
3rd Stroke: 4:50:47
4th Stroke: 4:53:10
Total: -14 | Par
| Hole 18 | Par 4 | Holly
1st Stroke: 4:55:01
2nd Stroke: 5:01:03
3rd Stroke: 5:03:47
4th Stroke: 5:07:25
The Winning Putt!!: 5:09:25
Total: -13 | Bogey
Results: 1st Place: Tiger Woods -13 | 70 (-2)
Congrats Tiger Woods and I hope you get well after your car crash!
Well done sir
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Wow thanks for this. Will help a lot every time I comeback to this video haha
You da real MVP
Nick Faldo perfectly describes why this moment is just truly greatness that’ll likely never be matched! The euphoria and energy from every single golf fan, players and commentators adoring Tiger says it all - 5 years on, still get goosebumps
4:36:42 "Oh my goodness" 14 years later and the moment was just as sweet. Verne is legendary
Nobody can call a big moment quite like Uncle Verne
"Perfect execution...and an extra revolution."
Verne and Nantz together just get commentary.
Out of all the sporting events that have been cancelled, this one hits the hardest.
It's not cancelled, it's been rescheduled to November
@@zziz6137 Yeah, that's not going to happen. The course closes down not to long after the Masters is held in April.
@@roberttrail7013 Normally it closes down in mid-May because A. it’s too hot in the summer to enjoy playing golf and B. the staff uses that time to make improvements/modifications to the course. The average high temperature in Augusta in November is 67 vs 77 in April. There’s no reason they can’t play it in November. It might not look absolutely pristine like it does in April, but the staff should be able to make it look just fine.
@@roberttrail7013 it is gonna happen, they announced a revised schedule
Robert Trail It’s been officially announced already
Wife: “How can you sit there and watch a golf tournament from last year?”
Me: “Because Tiger is amazing and it gives me goosebumps and brings me joy. How many episodes of ‘Holiday Baking Championship’ are you gonna watch in April?”
soooo true
Yeah ask her about Paula Dean or Rachel Ray and she'll light up. Lol! Just me speculating. Heh heh...
Wife : I’m gonna go watch Bachelorette You: Go Tiger!!🤟🤟
During this COVID-19 crisis, this the perfect video to watch while under the "stay-at-home" directive. Sure beats repeat episodes of Family Feud or repeats on the Food Network! I'm with ya on that response to your wife! OH SNAP! 😎⛳
Because we can, lol
one of the greatest moments in Sports history
Crowd only came for Tiger lol
Could you explain please, i know nothing about golf
@@mrsirman2177 Tiger hadn't won a major tournament in a decade before this after his life just sort of fell apart for most of the 2010s which is a story for another time.
I get chills at the end of CBS’s Masters broadcasts. When that triumphant music comes in and you can tell the crowd has started to clear out and you’re just left with the serenity of the course, sun is going down, Jim Nantz’s reflective commentary, and the slow mo replays of the final hole and reactions.
One of the great moments in sports history at the end and announcers smart enough to not talk for almost 3 minutes.
Let the incredible crowd response tell the story.
@cpk1994 I believe he had plenty to say but let it go which was wise
I think Jim and Nick were also teared up a bit, you could tell they were also trying to hold their composure.
cpk1994 he’s said in interviews he intentionally stayed quiet, he knew anything he said would take away from the greatest moment in golf history
cpk1994 the story is actually pretty insane, Jim has to head down to butler cabin before the last group finishes to prepare for the post round interviews so he wasn’t even in his commentating booth when he made the calls
@@lakerlover022 wow, must be a tough job 🙄
This was the last Major my dad and I watched together as my dad passed a month after. I am so grateful that we got to share this moment. We both shed a tear when Tiger won. This was much more than just a moment in sports history.
Glad you enjoyed it, I was on the ABT team
Exactly the same story, except my father died two months later. We watched this together while while he was still in the ECU in Pittsburgh. The Masters was "our thing". We went three times in the early 90's. I witnessed Faldo win his first Masters on 11. Poor Scott Hoch. I find it very hard to watch golf now. It was, literally, that we bonded over.
My father passed n 2017 but we watched every Masters together for the last 18 years,boy do I miss him.
Just another fixed event, this one thrown to Tiger by his Nike teammates. Sick.
@@2malachi Appropriate comment given the thread.
One of the best things I’ve seen in my entire life. It’s not just a. showing of a sport. It’s strength and love after strife.
2:40:17 literally the greatest putt ever struck in the history of golf. Tiger doesn't win without this. UTTERLY sublime distance control. As much as I dislike Nick Faldo, at least he immediately realized what a stroke that was.
This is/was the opinion I've held since that day. Everyone freaks about #16 but this putt is hands down the most goosebump enducing "Essence of Tiger" stroke I've ever witnessed and absolutely essential to his epic win. Glad I'm not alone in that thought, sir!
Greatest 2 putt par ever. It was definitely better than most.
My son passed in 2002 but he loved Tiger and loved golf. He even played 18 holes the day he died. So I watch all of Tiger's matches and think of my son even more when I do (if that's even possible). :-)
I’m so sorry for your loss.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢
❤️
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Rest In Peace to your boy.
Somewhere the doctor that operated on his back is saying "Thats all me."
hahhahahahahhah
And he'd be right, too
Also his ex wife is saying the same thing!
@@jamesalmond9705 Whats it got to do with his ex? You do things after a divorce, its got FA to do with them? I don't understand.
@@Jpgundarun She claims she was crucial to all his tournament wins while they were married and claims a percentage of those winnings. So maybe she will try to sue for these winnings too? It's a joke. Lighten up.
That walk of victory with his family was absolutely incredible.
Watching this again years later. The best moment in sports, ever.
I agree with Nick Faldo. “ That will be the greatest scene in golf forever.”
Nah when he breaks Jacks record it’ll be much better. Trust me
@Ryan Marsden have you learned nothing about doubting this man
@@SpudRud too bad he wont
Not just in golf!
Alozie Azuogu he may not break Jack’s but he’s gonna break Snead’s
The 1st tee announcer saying “okay guys, ready to play a little golf?” before he introduces the final group of the most historic day in golf... such a boss move
I heard that too. Nice to put everyone at ease and really just enjoy the moments to come.
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watched the entire stream and then remembered it was nearly 5 years old... still the best moment in sports.
I still get goosebumps watching this today, and I am sure I still will in 20 years time. Greatest comeback in sporting history
That would belong to TB12.
dave rogers wrong type of comeback buddy smh
Nobody calls Tom Brady TB12
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@@DTB1995 this was a real comeback as well, if you don't like it that's your opinion, why the need to try to downplay someone else's opinion is beyond me, why people feel this need to always try and be negative for no reason.
I was actually at this Masters. In February (of 2019) I got a birthday card in the mail from my dad and the card had a picture of the 12th hole at Augusta on it. I thought that was odd, but then I opened the card and it said “Congrats! You’re going to the Masters!” needless to say I was shocked. My brother had passed away only a few months earlier, so getting to do this with my dad was very special. It was an unbelievable experience. I might have sprinkled some of my brother Max’s ashes around the course (Amen Corner and behind 18). I remember talking to my dad about it and saying “Everything changed at Amen Corner. Do you think Maxer had anything to do with that?” He simply said “Absolutely.” Augusta is the most beautiful place on the planet. I wish the Masters experience on everyone.
WOW!! Lucky you!
You forgot the part where nobody asked
Blake Wilson Ruthless
@@blakew6619 you forgot the part where you jump off a tall building and no one remembers you.
@@PaPaCaKeZZ Sorry mate...Did I hurt you too?
Man this will never ever get old. I was too young to remember tiger when he was playing the most but I know I was watch with my dad. I’m so glad we had a video back then. Being able to look back in history and see everything he’s done over the years is amazing. I know he will find a way to win again I know it. He is not done yet
He’s the reason we all play. Hero. What a day this was.
I cried manly tears on this day.
Well I hope to cry some come November 2020
@andy Google he won’t tho
@Kill All Humans what's that? It appears to be the other way around times 1000%. 70m people still think Trump has a chance 🤣
@@raycampbell162 yeah. I cried about that 10 on par 3 lol. Glad he finished 5 birdies strong
Tears for happiness
Anyone else here after seeing tiger’s car accident. Here watching the memories
Makes me want to shed a tear
yeah me too.
Me too 😀
Yes im here too,speedy recovery to the champ
Yes. He’ll be back I trust
I just rewatched every minute. The greatest comeback in sporting history. Very emotional with parallels between the hug with his father and his son charlie. The greatest theres ever been
I watched this entire round again on yesterday for the zillionth time. This is by far one of the greatest moments, at least for me, in the history of golf. It gives me goosebumps every time I watch it.
One of my all-time favorite things in any sport
Brooks Koepka "I want to be the Michael Jordan of golf"
Michael Jordan "Speak to Tiger"
Amen my friend. You said it. Brooks koepka’s 15 min of fame are up. He is just to much of an egotistical person to be the greatest. I feel that Koepka resents Tiger. Which is s big mistake. Koepka will never be a Woods or a Michael Jordan of golf!!
@bigman9099 Already. Tiger had 10 at the same time plus 46 Tour wins. His arrogance is misplaced as he's not even in the top 10 greatest ever players. I agree with you over his tour wins
Brooks Koepka is the best. He's the future of Golf.
@@michaelpelletier3443 You're out of your mind if you don't think every athlete that's at the top of the sport doesn't have a massive ego. Brooks is just more transparent about it.
Koepka won’t ever be tiger,jack,Arnie,player,Nelson,Snead,Phil,Venturi,els,Rory,Donald,rose,Trevino.....KOEPKA IS A JOKE TO THE GAME...MAKING COMMENTS LIKE I DONT WATCH GOLF, GOLF IS BORING, I DONT PRACTICE and so on...HES a disgrace to the game
2:40:14 - The reason why Jack Nicklaus won so much was that he made the most pars when they were needed. The putt on hole 9 is, in my opinion, one of Tiger's greatest shots. He could have easily screwed this up and walked away with a bogey, even double bogey. He'd enter the back 9 with confidence shaken. But he made par. Sign of a champion. This putt ensured his confidence - he could do it. We'll remember the tee shot on 12, 16, and the putt on 18. But this putt on 9 was absolutely terrific. If you're a true golf fan, you know what I'm talking about.
I know what you are talking about!!!!!
Imagine humans in the year 3000 watching this... this itself can save humanity. It enduces Pure tears of joy and bliss. Something so lifting and cleansing for even the viewer. Tiger always had the ability to do that. Lucky to witness his entire career.
moments like this will leave you speechless.. tiger making that celebratory walk with his family after 18… magical
“Tiger has hunted them down and now he’s gunning for the kill.” Goosebumps
That was Faldo way of apologizing for all those years of bashing him on air during his career.
Shades of 1986 at 16
Amazing call indeed.
Will remember this Sunday for a long time ... had a college exam scheduled for this day and I remember signing up for the earliest time slot possible. As soon as I finished, I ran out of the room and geared up the broadcast on my laptop. Tiger had just hit his second in 15 and I was so excited I called my older brother. We stayed on the phone for the next couple of hours, through the final few holes and the resulting celebration. What an incredible memory that will continue to be for everyone. Congrats tiger 🐅⛳️
you are young!
This was the first time I ever cried watching golf. I’m the biggest Tiger fan there is and I’ve stuck with him through everything he’s gone through. His reputation took a hit and his image was wrecked from his past transgressions. He humbled himself and became a different person than he once was. This was Tiger’s defining moment both as a man and a golfer. He redeemed himself and pulled off the greatest comeback in sports history. 🐯
I have a little boy. He was 6 at the time. After tiger won, and he grabbed charlie, it was the first time I've cried watching any sports event! By far biggest event in sports history
This was the day I moved across the country back home from my ex'es house depressed, but this happened and i've always thought of it as a new beginning. If Tiger can overcome all hes done then I can too. Almost 2 years later and i'm doing amazing. Can't believe this one gold moment helped me so much.
Way too be!
Amazing how we can relate to each other in times of need. See you made it to the other side Yolanda. I was one year ahead of you. :-)
so glad you're doing well. You keep on crushing life!
Great to hear! 💪💪💪🙌🙌🙌
Just avoid driving like a d**k and you'll be OK.
My Father was a life long golf fan(and instilled the love of of the game in me), the two golfers that stayed in his heart to the day he died (2/10/20) are Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods💖 I was fortunate enough to buy my father a Master's Hat as a birthday gift years ago... I've only seen him cry 4 times in my life...first was when his Mother (my Grandmother ) passed away, second when Jack won his sixth Green Jacket, third when Tiger won in '97 & fourth when Tiger won again in '19... We we're close and this is the first golf footage I've been able to watch since he passed and I felt he was there watching every moment with me! Btw I made sure he was buried with his Master's hat...thank you for offering this broadcast, it meant more than you'll ever know!💖
A great golf man, my condolences.
Aaron Thompson My condolences to you and your family. Moments like these are ones that we will never forget.
Aaron Thompson My condolences to you and your family. Moments like these are ones that we will never forget.
@@Shadow-jw1kt Thank you Shadow 3250, that means a lot, and most definitely the memories will live forever!💖👍🏾✌🏾
@@rodneywhite4029 Thank you!
I'm so glad he's still alive, tiger is my favorite athlete of all time. I'm so grateful to witness his 5th Green jacket win.
Years later I still get goosebumps watching this.
That par 3 was the pivotal moment. Tiger went with the smart and safe play and didn't let any ego or adrenaline get to him. Sign of a true veteran champion
Yes, experience is why he is champion, I remember when he said about what Jack Nicklaus told him about that hole in particular. Also knowing how the greens will go, where to place their ball on the right side of the green, a lot of that is experience. This was probably some of the other player's downfall.
That guy has never had an ego!
I have seen some, after shooting 2/3 birdies feel like they have won a tournament. Only ending up losing the tournament
Yep you can go all the way back to 1997 and see how Tiger played the hole the exact same way. Even with a 10 shot lead he still didn’t go at the back right pin on Sunday, playing well left and two-putting from 60 feet
The most magical day in sports I've ever witnessed. The Golf Gods gave us something very special
Truly a special day.
Tiger has given us 3 of the greatest memories in Masters history. 1997, Destroying the field and breaking the race barrier a few different ways. The chip in at 16 against Demarco, and now this one.
2001 completed the tiger slam, 2002 defended his title, all 5 are special
I remember everything that I did on this day, one of the best days of my life.
This was probably the greatest back 9 in masters history to watch as a fan in person and on TV. This is why Tiger Woods has so much physical and mental toughness in him because of the things that he has gone through and has accomplished throughout his career.
I love how at the end there are so many moments where they are silent. They didnt know what to say. So they stayed silent. Thanks Tiger. I will remember this forever.
It's great that all the guys on tour love when Tiger plays as much as we do. We're so lucky to have been around to see the greatest golfer ever. The guy was born with a club in his hands. 2022 St.Andrews.. Go Tiger!!
They should be,thanks to him the prize money has increased dramatically.
I'll never forget I was at a bowling alley in Kent Ohio watching this and the whole place went wild. It was truly an amazing day.
Miss you and love you, Dad. You would have loved to watch this with me. I know you were smiling throughout, as was I. Tiger was - and always will be - our favorite.
Just sat and rewatched this and as a parent bawled like a baby at the end.. He is the GOAT of this game.
Going for my 3rd time watching. its emotional just for a fan. Every kid in the 90's wanted to play like Tiger. Pure greatness.
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve re watched this
seriously I can't stop.
Me too
no matter how many times I rewatch this I still don't believe it
Me too. My favorite go to during this Covid year. I think I've watched every Masters that Tiger won at least 5 times, this one more. I know this one by heart now. :-)
I fall asleep to it, something about Jim Nantz with the claps and everything is just so soothing
Still brings a tear to my eye a year later, this man brings me so much joy.
The man Beet ik
I feel the same way Beet; I donate to his charity for that reason!!
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@@jessicalinda6648 hello
@@marietaylor5174 after i read your comment i donated and will every year going forward. thanks.
I've watched 80% of every PGA tour event since about 97. This final round in my opinion is the best. First time I've ever had a tear in my eye. And it was all because of Charlie. I lost it when he hugged tiger because I have a little boy. I vaguely remember the 86 Masters. Which I guess you could say these were the two best. Which includes every major every PGA tour event
I woke up early that day, my pops got me into golf. Told him that "this was Tigers day I got a feeling dad!!" My dad has talked about this guy since I was a baby on and on and I'm so grateful to had watched this moment as it happened. Was like the old times as a kid watching golf all weekend not understanding jack and even watching my dad play Tiger Woods PGA Tour on PlayStation. We were on the phone that last putt, put me right back into those memories. A beautiful memory I will cherish forever!
I could watch the last half hour on repeat constantly. This tournament will live on forever.
One of the greatest sports comebacks of all time... and a golf course I grew up right next to as a child. The whole weekend was so magical.
tiger's veteran presence and wisdom took over and it was all over. this was so fun to watch in 2019 i had to find it again to rewatch.
I wonder how many times I will watch this. This is number 4 or 5 already. This win took us all back in time. Thank you Tiger.
One day this will be me...
Standing in the crowd cheering for Tiger. 😁
got to do it once. very grateful. it was an amazing experience. make it happen my friend. life is short.
It’s an unbelievable experience. Being at 18 that day, it was indescribable
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I’ve done it once I followed tiger at the BMW championship in 2010 the year Dustin Johnson won I’m pretty sure. I live near Cog Hill and wished they would’ve stayed there
Got to do it 3 yrs in a row in akron...... Being at the tee box to hear and see a tiger tee shot is an experience.... Hope you get to
Just want to say, I really appreciate that this is posted for the public to watch for free. Fantastic piece of golfing history.
Yeah the Masters is really exceptional when it comes to viewer's experience, everything from the app to the broadcast to the social media is absolutely 'A' Tier.
Was there and followed Woods the whole way and one of the best experiences I have ever witnessed at Augusta National, sending best wishes to Woods as The Masters isn’t the same without him.
Hi everyone. I am a wife, Tiger 🐯 fan, golf fan, golfer, mom and wife of a golfer. And I do get it 🙂🙂. Watched golf ⛳ videos when He's playing many many times. They never get old, never boring and always exciting. Happy golfing everyone!
We will all remember where we were when Tiger did the impossible. Greatest moment I’ve ever seen from the greatest of all time.
loved the moment and Tiger... but lets not go crazy here. It wasn't close to his greatest moment and he's still shy of the greatest of all time.
@@sarasarah1810 2nd is first loser
Best thing that's ever happened in golf and best thing I've ever seen in sports. This is truly unbelievable.
Tiger will always be the only to ever get that special kind of roars!!! This still gives me chills hearing those roars
A heartfelt Thank you for not ruining the pleasure of seeing this footage without interruption by ads".
I cried when he holed the final putt. What a moment, what a champion
Masters Sunday is always the most emotional day of the year for me. Even though I know what happens the emotions are all the same.
It has became a tradition to rewatch this one in a while 😂
the last memory i have before the world fell to pieces ✨
I forgot just how great the celebration was at the end. Pure joy by Tiger, his family, his friends, and the fans!!!
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I never watched golf before now, due to playing golf clash game. But I'm so glad I can watch Tiger now. What a comeback after 14 years away!
This is the most moving finish ever. The majority say he would'nt win. But I knew he has plenty of golf left
I 'm happy Tiger proved them wrong!
@@janperry500 why do you say 14 years away???
For me, best sporting moment in history.
1997: "There it is! A win for the ages!"
2019: "A return to glory!"
“As GRAND as it gets”
This was broadcast on television all day today as well. One of the greatest sports stories of all time by the best player of all time!
@Fennel Woods - CBS or NBC I believe .. one of the primary networks.
I’ve watched this 3 times from ‘Amen Corner’ and it still gives me goosebumps every time. Thanks to the Augusta National Golf Club for making this available.
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Don't disregard the putt on #9. Vital to the victory and one of the best putts I've ever seen
Probably one of my favorite masters I’ve seen in my lifetime. Maybe the 6th time I’ve watched this front to back. Cheers to tiger woods. Golf wouldn’t be where it is today without him.
This never gets old. I hear his recovery at home is going great and his backyard golf course is getting a redo. He’ll be back before we know it. He doesn’t quit. He’s got till he’s 50 for a grand finale. 2019 Masters is a gem nobody will ever forget.
I have palyed golf for 60 years and this moment was the most moving I have ever witnessed. There is nothing you can say.
if tom watson had won the Open that time... that would have been up there with this...
I remember Faldo telling the story of how Tiger thought he was done at the 2017 champions dinner, and was hoping to be able to play recreationally. 24 months later he’s getting the green jacket put on him. Unbelievable
There was some fear that Tiger might have a hard time walking, after surgeries and injuries. For him to come back to this, like this, is nothing short of the greatest comeback in the history of sports.
It takes a incredible surgical procedure and then a whole lotta want-to on Tiger's part.
Sports miracle
@@jr-xs9tf yep, medical advances are amazing but being able to have the discipline at Tiger’s age with his accomplishments is really extraordinary
So awesome that it's available to watch for free on KRplus. Brings back great memories. Cannot wait to see you again at Augusta Tiger ⛳ 🐅
For many this is Tiger’s finest victory because of the process with his injuries etc.
That adds to it but to me this is his finest victory because of WHY he won it.
Because in -97 he was by far the best golfer in the world. He could hit shots no one else was even close to. It was impressive but to me only to a degree when you are just better than everyone else.
This time however he had to do it in a completely different way and to me Nr. 12 showed exactly why he won it (in an interview with Henni Zuel he explained his strategy in detail).
This time he excelled in smartness, strategy, experience and patience and to me that’s as impressive as it gets.
Don’t get me wrong, he is/was still an unbelievable player (I really hope he can play again) but there are many players in the world today who hits the ball stronger/better than Tiger. He won because he made the right choices at the right time.
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3rd time watching this masters watched it live each day when it aired, and now 2nd time watching this final round on KRplus, never get tired of it and seeing the greatest Tiger Woods making his grand comeback and to win it at Augusta is the best part
@Hello Phillip Garcia, How are you doing?
When you pull your shot, will you get a slice or a hook?
I have never missed one major since 2000 seeing this guy play. What a time to be alive.
It doesn’t get better than this. Augusta is the best at producing great media coverage for fans
I love how Sir Nick and Jim Nantz are completely quiet during this, until the most likely moment. 'If this doesn't bring a tear to your eye as a parent - you're not human.' Exactly.
Who else will watch all 5 hours still. It’s incredible
After he won this. I looked to my father and said and i quoted Dan Hicks from the 2008 US Open. Expect anything different?? We didn’t.