Tiger Woods Reflects on 2019 Masters Victory

Tiger Woods Reflects on 2019 Masters Victory

It was just a a a fight and a grind and just trying to hang in there, trying to make a dent in the in the lead. Frankie basically had had control of it and then number 12 happened and everything flipped and you know, you know, four guys hitting the ball in the water there and I didn’t made par there. Birdie 13, birdie 15, 16. So, you know, that was one of the most uh I mean, I still get chills just think about it. Uh feelings, you know, coming up 18 and and knowing that uh all I had to do is just to put that that little uh 15-footer and, you know, to see my my my family there and my my mom and my kids and and all the people that uh helped support me, were there for me during the the tough times. And I was walking up there just trying not to lose it and say, “Hey, I still got to twot this.” And then when I walked off the back of the green, you know, to see Charlie there and just open open up our arms and it it it meant a lot to me and it still does. And uh just remind me so much of me and my dad and uh to come full circle like that uh it it still gives me, you know, little tearary

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