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Born Eldrick Tont Woods to Earl and Kultida Woods in Southern California.
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Was on the Mike Douglas Show at age 2 and putted against Bob Hope.
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Becomes the youngest U.S. Junior Amateur Champion in golf history at age 15. Voted Golf Digests Amateur Player of the Year,
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Played in the 1992 Nissan Los Angeles Open at 16 years old for his first tournament.
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Tiger Woods turned Professional at age 20.
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Youngest Masters winner ever at age 20 and won by an amazing 12 strokes.
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Records eight PGA victories and 2nd Major Championship.
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Wins U.S. Open at Pebble Beach by a record 15 strokes,the largest margin of victory ever recorded at a major tournament. Becomes the Tour's all-time career money leader.
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In April, wins the Masters tournament, becomes the first golfer to be reigning champion of all four majors simultaneously.
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WIns 2005 Masters in a playoff against Chris Dimarco. This is where the famous "Chip" occured. Also joined Jack Nickalus and Arnold Palmer as the only players with 4 or more Masters titles.
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Earl Woods, 74, Tiger's father and the guiding force behind his career, dies of cancer in early May.
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Tiger forces a playoff on the 72nd hole of the US Open with a crucial must make putt. He would go on to win the US Open in an 18-Hole Playoff against Rocco Mediate. This would be his 14th career major. Putting him 4 behind Jack Nickalus' record of 18.
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Tiger Woods' Press Conference ApologyTiger was in a one-car accident in the early hours of November 27. He hit a fire hydrant and a tree while backing out of his driveway in Orlando, Florida. Initially listed in "serious condition," Many media outlets reported that the accident occurred after Woods and his wife, Elin Nordegren, had an argument. A series of women came forward following the accident, claiming to have had romantic relationships with Woods. In December he held a press confernece confessing to his affairs.
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Becomes the fifth player in history (and youngest ever) to complete the career Grand Slam by winning the British Open by eight strokes. His 19-under 269 is the best score ever at St. Andrews