Tiger Woods Once Revealed Stunning Untold Details About His Greatest Round of Golf Ever

We have seen Tiger Woods excelling with terrific shots on the golf course. All know his precision, dedication, and hard work, so he is a golf legend. But it’s rare to see the legend himself talking about his game and revealing the secrets. A video is trending on Instagram where the former No. 1 talked about his most extraordinary round of golf and shared the details. 

It is a treat to watch him play, but it’s the cherry on the cake to hear him explain the details of a play. Woods have had a remarkable golf journey which also had rough patches. However, he walked out of it more potent, and today he shared the details of a play from years ago during the beginning of his professional career. Let’s find out the minor details he shared.

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The video of the former no. 1 is trending on Instagram, where he narrates the story of his greatest round was brilliant. And he revealed the details you will not believe. The narration by the golfer himself was beyond amazing.

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Woods started narrating the story and said it was from 1997, the very next year of him turning professional. He played with Mark O’Meara a week before the Masters championship. They teed off on the back nine at Isleworth, and Woods made par on ten and a birdie on 11 and 12. But he did not stop there. He carded an eagle on the 13-hole, followed by a birdie at the 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 holes. The major championship winner had three iron into the number three hole and the par five on a par five iron into number seven. The legend was on par, and he shot 59.

The great round did not stop there, and the duo had the opportunity to shoot something really low. The next day, they teed off again on ten, and the legend made a birdie on 10, followed by a hole-in-one on 11, and then mark left. It was a fantastic feeling for him. He said, “it was a hell of a few days.” Because before that, he said, “I have never shot 60 in my life,” That was his first time as he had shot 59 a bunch of times before. So this was a special play for him; therefore, it was the most excellent round of golf for the golf legend.

What happened at Masters 1997?

After such a performance, he went to Master in 1997 and won the title. It was the first major he won out of his 15 major championships. The title made him the youngest golfer who won masters at 21 at Augusta National.

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