Whether or not Tiger returns to the form that won him 14 majors, he's still a legend. And these 13 amazing shots prove it.
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2007 Masters, 11th hole
A tree standing directly in front of you, and your club breaking mid-swing would lead to a poor shot for most people. Tiger Woods is not most people, and his shot landed on the fairway perfectly.
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2004 Memorial, 14th hole
The flop shot of all flop shots. Tiger's ridiculous chip at the 2004 Memorial went sky high before gently landing and finding its way to the cup.
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2008 Dubai Desert Classic, 18th hole
Sinking a difficult, downhill 25-foot putt on the last hole resulted in both a victory and trademark fist-pump for Tiger.
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1997 Phoenix Open, 16th hole
A hole in one. Enough said.
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2008 Arnold Palmer Invitational, 18th hole
Following an incredible approach shot, Tiger hit a 20-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole for a dramatic victory over Bart Bryant.
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2001 Players Championship, 17th hole
A 60-foot putt on one of the most challenging greens in the world inspired announcer Gary Koch's legendary "better than most" call.
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2000 PGA Championship, 1st playoff hole
An epic duel found Tiger dead even with Bob May after 72 holes. Tiger's iconic follow-and-point birdie putt on the first playoff hole had him well on his way to victory.
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2008 US. Open, 18th hole
Playing on a bum leg, Tiger sank an unbelievable birdie putt on the very last hole to force a playoff with Rocco Mediate.
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2002 PGA Championship, 18th hole
202 yards away and buried in a bunker, Tiger grabbed a 3-iron and put a shot up and over the trees that came to rest 12 feet from the cup. Tiger calls it one of his most memorable shots ever.
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2009 Arnold Palmer Invitational, 18th hole
Tied with Sean O'hair on the last hole and with daylight quickly fading, Tiger calmly sank a long birdie putt for another magical victory at Bay Hill.
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2012 Memorial, 16th hole
Tiger holed out an incredible chip shot from the rough on his way to another win at Muirfield.
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2008 U.S. Open, 13th hole
Sunday shots typically get most of our attention, but if Tiger doesn't sink an unbelievably difficult 50-foot putt in the 3rd round, the dramatic playoff with Rocco Mediate may never have happened.
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2005 Masters, 16th hole
The venue, the difficulty, the epic call by Verne Lundquist, the ball hanging on the edge of the lip... There's no shortage of reasons for calling The Chip the absolute best shot of Tiger Woods' career.
