Since 1934, the Masters Tournament has been home to some of golf’s greatest moments. Amidst blooming azaleas, towering pines and flowering dogwoods, the first full week of April ushers in a stage unique to golf and to sport. Over four days and 72 holes, the smallest field in major championship golf competes for a chance to capture the Green Jacket and a place in Masters history.

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  1. Most PGA Tour Wins (Tiger 82, Jack 73): Tiger tied the all-time record; Jack is 9 back.

    Best Win Percentage (Tiger 22%, Jack 12%): Tiger won more than 1 in every 5 starts—unmatched.

    Most Weeks at World #1 (Tiger 683, Jack 400+): Tiger holds the all-time record; rankings didn’t exist in Jack’s day, but Tiger’s dominance was quantifiable.

    Most Global Wins (Tiger 110+, Jack ~73): Tiger crushed it on every continent, not just the PGA Tour.

    Most Wins in a Season (Tiger 9 [three times], Jack 6): Tiger’s peak seasons are historic.

    Best Scoring Average (Tiger 67.79, Jack 68.33): Tiger owns the best single-season average ever—and 9 of the top 11.

    Most Consecutive Cuts Made (Tiger 142, Jack 105): Tiger’s streak is likely unbreakable.

    Largest Margin in Major Win (Tiger 15 shots, Jack 7): Tiger's 2000 U.S. Open was a nuclear bomb.

    Most Playoff Wins (Tiger 11–1, Jack 6–14): Tiger was nearly invincible in sudden death.

    Youngest to Career Grand Slam (Tiger 24, Jack 26): Tiger checked all 4 boxes faster.

    Most USGA Amateur Titles (Tiger 6, Jack 2): Tiger was the greatest amateur of the modern era.

    Most Dominant Season Ever (Tiger 2000, Jack never had a year like it): 3 majors, 9 wins, 67.79 avg—Tiger’s 2000 is legendary.

    Fastest to 14 Majors (Tiger by age 32, Jack had 11 at same age): Tiger was ahead of Jack’s pace before injuries.

    Most Culturally Impactful (Tiger transformed the sport, Jack maintained it): Tiger made golf global, diverse, and prime time.

    Most Career Earnings (Tiger $120M+ Tour / $1.8B total, Jack < $10M): Tiger turned golf into a business empire.

    Greatest Comeback (Tiger 2019 Masters, Jack 1986 Masters): Jack’s was nostalgic—Tiger’s was resurrection.

    Most Feared by Peers (Tiger’s aura ruined opponents, Jack respected): Tiger caused grown men to choke under pressure.

    Greatest Career Slam Feat (Tiger Slam, Jack no equivalent): Tiger held all 4 majors at once—unprecedented.

    Most Fit/Athletic Golfer (Tiger revolutionized golf fitness, Jack was traditional): Tiger brought sports science into golf.

    Stronger Field Era (Tiger faced deeper, global, tech-savvy fields): Tiger’s competition was stiffer—he still dominated.

  2. This brought me to tears. And probably what I'll most remember, from a emotional perspective, about the 2025 Masters. Jack never disappoints. Today, he won the gold jacket 🏆. And it only took one swing. He shot a 1.

    True transcendence. Ultimate mastery.

    ❤️ 🌎 ⛳️ 💪 🏆

  3. Jack 18 major wins 39 seconds in majors. All against HOF players in their prime. Tiger against a bunch of aging baby boomers. End of discussion

  4. Jack riddled with arthritis. Can barely walk but listen to the sound of that ball coming off of his club face. He still has extraordinary club head speed given his current station in life at 85 years young. What a competitor !

  5. It brings so many emotions watching Jack as the honorable starter. He won The Masters before I was born, then after I graduated high school (1985) ! Back then ledgends Sam Snead, Gene Sarazen, Byron Nelson, Ken Venturi, et al were the starters. When Arnie (RIP) and Jack became the starters, I couldn't hold my tears. Soon Tiger and Phil, Freddy and maybe even Jack Daly will be there. Time…

  6. Wonder if she was there when he showed Miller how to sink a 110 foot putt without any real study. THAT was impressive

  7. You can really see the toll the love of the game has taken on all three pros body's, between the hips, knees, feet, back. But they still play and hit the ball solidly.

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