Tiger Woods Hit Most Iconic Chip In Masters History 15 Years Ago Friday
The Masters typically would be taking place this weekend, but these times are anything but ordinary.
Coronavirus concerns may have pushed the major until November, but the outbreak can’t take away our memories. And Friday is the anniversary of a pretty great moment in sports history.
Fifteen years ago, Tiger Woods chipped in one of the most iconic shots in Masters history during the final round of the 2005 tournament, ultimately going on to win his fourth green jacket in a playoff.
The chip-in came on the 16th hole. Watch it below.
15 years ago today, @TigerWoods did THIS in the final round of @TheMasters ?#MastersRewind pic.twitter.com/UyXZvVkqgK
— ESPN (@espn) April 10, 2020
Woods won again at Augusta National in 2019, but was unable to have his traditional Masters Dinner this spring. Instead, he had it at home with his family, quarantine-style.
More Golf: This ESPN Masters Video Essay By Wright Thompson Is Well Worth Your Time
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