Tiger Woods’ glorious comeback at the 2019 Masters deserves a deep rewind
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- This could be one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. It’s Sunday, April 14th, 2019. Were in Augusta, Georgia, for the illustrious Masters Tournament. Tiger Woods is on the 18th hole with a chance to snatch his 5th green jacket. He's staring down a gimmie putt, but if Tiger doesn’t drain it we’re headed to a four-way tiebreak. But before we see what comes next, it's been quite the journey for us to get to this point. Let's rewind!
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Despite all his past mistakes and downfall, EVERYONE was cheering for Tiger that day. Everyone.
If we as a people cease to believe redemption is possible, we are well and truly lost. None of us perfect, and we should often think twice before condemning people - we all have our wars to fight and it is foolish to think we always beat them on the first try, without scars.
I had molinari to win 1600 outright, i was not
@@Spikelangelo Redemption is only for the rich and the lucky. The rest of us will never have it or anything else.
Nope, he's a pill popping POS that everyone still worships blindly and acts as if he's the favorite when he plays when he's more likely to withdraw.
I think most people understand that Tiger paid a big price for his mistakes. It cost Tiger his family, his reputation, a lot of fans, and lots and lots of money. Tiger has nobody to blame but himself, nonetheless, he paid for it.
“The return to glory”
One of the greatest calls in Jim Nantz’s career
And before that - “let him in, history”. Wish he made it on that putt
@@scottmiller5331 we would've seen quite the first pump
Tiger's list of injuries looks like an autopsy report.
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@@fredflux2738I'm gay too buddy
One thing I've always pointed out is that Tiger was not the only player in second place for Master's wins, he and Arnold Palmer were tied for second at 4 each. With his 5th green jacket he secured a historic solo second place spot behind Nicklaus.
Nicklaus*
@@Shadow-hw3kn thanks
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Everybody was cheering for Tiger because we too are going through our own redemption arches.
No. I am not rich or lucky enough to have one.
Tiger climbing the mountain of obscurity is one of the most inspiring things ever
This is beautiful
@@DarkRookiedo sum about that loser
@@DarkRookie why you so dead set that in order to preserve you need money? The most amazing perseverance stories come from those who are dirt poor. Maybe go outside and interact with some people
Tiger Woods helped heal my relationship with my dad. We loved watching him together.
My dad passed 20 years ago today and this video really hit me. Love and miss you pops.
The full magnitude of Tigers dominance is really tough to articulate. No one, and i mean no one, has grown their sport and brought so many people to the game like Tiger. And that 2005 shot on 16 is hands down my favorite shot of all time.
I remember when people were saying Jordan Spieth was “the new Tiger”. I think we learned the error of using that phrase. There won’t be one.
I'd say Tony Hawk made skateboarding more than Woods made golfing.
@@scooby149999 Ooooo thats a close one. I'd still probably lean towards golfing because of the larger appeal globally. That being said, Tony Hawk is the FIRST and probably only name that comes to someone's mind when talking about Skateboarding.
@@scooby149999 I'm not so sure about that. Tiger's 10 year reign of dominance was absolutely incredible.
Not taking anything away from Tony Hawk, but he hit the epic 900, and was the king of skateboarding for about 3 or 4 years, but the field eventually caught up and surpassed him with crazier tricks.
I don't think golf will ever see a decade long span of such absolute dominance again.
Tiger in his prime wasn't a question of is he gonna win, but how much is he gonna win by. Holding ALL 4 major titles, at once, may never happen again.
@@Fermion. I'm not talking about dominance, I'm talking about how much they grew the sport. Skateboarding was niche until Tony Hawk
I know some people will never understand it, but i cried like a baby that day. There's something about an imperfect hero that just gets us as humans. Kids today will never understand the way this man completely transcended golf. It went from a bunch of talented golfers who were fun to watch at times, to a bunch of 4 and 5 star athletes who could've played any of the major 4 sports. He brought in millions and millions of people as spectators who would not have been otherwise, ntm the thousands, maybe millions, of kids who picked of a golf club because of him. Many of whom are PGA tour members today. There is just something about watching greatness. And very few athletes have ever truly achieved it. Maybe none the way Tiger has.
username checks out! Well said.
beautiful comment!
i was fortunate enough to be front and center at the 2019 masters for the weekend. ive been to alot of cool and big sporting moments in NHL NFL and MLB this was the greatest thing i have ever seen in my life. people were in tears people were screaming pure unity no division i will never forget that moment i shared with my father
So lucky!!
I still remember crying so much when he hugged Charlie. 😭
Freshman year of college, Sunday morning. Ran to the cafeteria before it closed so I could get something to eat before it ended. And I’ve never watched golf before in my life. But I realized what I was watching
I’m just a casual golf fan, follow other sports leagues more closely. As much as I’m more invested in those other sports, Tigers 2019 masters win is my favorite sports moment of my lifetime, still gives me chills to this day
I havent felt anything since 2019. I want Tiger to win another major so bad
Fond memories of this masters.
My wife and our oldest daughter went down to Florida and it was just me and our 2 year old daughter at home. Somehow she actually let me watch all of Sunday almost uninterrupted. Such an amazing final two rounds.
it was epic!! it wild how everyone vividly remembers everything about their life during this weekend because of how iconic this weekend was. It just imprinted upon our brains. I watched with my best friend all weekend, we ate jimmy johns and i remember calling my dad checking in over the course of the rounds, just insane, chills watching him play and look like the old tiger. it was so coolI saw tiger once at the PGA championship in 2009 when he went down to the wire with Ye yang.
I was just shy of ten years old when Tiger won the '97 Masters. I think many kids became hooked; even his 2008 U.S. Open tournament (which I don't remember if it has its own episode, but I hope it does if not) was seen by many as him at his top form. But when Y.E. Yang rallied to beat him in the 2009 PGA, that was when the wheels started coming off.
So, to see him in '19, I can't say I wasn't smiling.
Joe Ali crushes it every time. Seriously talented writer and narrator.
I just said out loud how he always put together a quality ass video.
@@say5070 you two are delusional
@@trevorsanso32 Haters gonna hate
This video was useless…the most surface-level, generic explanation possible for an amazing comeback
@@fnhhandle 💯💯💯
This was one of the greatest sports moments I’ve ever witnessed live
Tiger is currently 2 years older than Nicklaus was when he won his 18th... But I still can't help but hope Tiger will come closer to or tie the record.
The 2008 National Championship. Kansas vs Memphis. Mario's Miracle deserves a Deep Rewind.
2014 Kentucky Wildcats v Wichita State Shockers too.
@@BrianFarstvedtif 2014 Kentucky is going to get a deep rewind it has to be one of the Harrison game winners
I watched this with my grandma like a month before she died. Thanks for making this!
This is one of the rare events y’all have covered lately that I’ve actually watched.
Was just rewatching the 2019 masters the other day
Bro I love these rewind videos yall gotta do more of these
i was on my home from a camping trip with a group of my friends who didn’t care about golf (I love it) when we got back in signal i saw Tiger was making a run, I pleaded with the group to find somewhere with a TV cause this was history and there were only 2 holes left for Tiger. One person in the car liked sports not necessarily golf knew what it meant so he agreed with me and convinced the car to stop at a sports bar 5 miles down the road when we arrived the whole bar had the TV’s on the masters and no one was sitting everyone got to be apart of an awesome moment in sports history with complete strangers all rooting for Tiger to win. Some of the guys who don’t like sports even comment on it today thanking me and my buddy for convincing them to go to that bar to see Tiger win
I saw a post about this moment and wanted to actually go and watch it just for Secret Base to post a video about it. Couldn't have come at a better time, great breakdown rewind!
If you have the time, watching the full final round is so worth it. I watched it over the span of a week or so in short spurts, incredible stuff. Its available on YT.
Instant click once I saw the title. Still remember the feeling watching that Sunday in real time. One of the best sports moments I've ever witnessed.
How the hell can this have 1.4 million views and only 3.5k likes!?? Always solid content.
In a similar vein of appreciating the legends of a sport coming out of nowhere to reach the pinnacle again, i think the 2017 Australian Open Final deserves a rewind
Thank you for putting this video out. I wasn't interested in golf until recently, but I had always heard about Tiger as a kid. I loved the detail you put into the feelings of his pervious years' appearances
Incredible job, Joe! This was fantastic! Hard to believe its been 5 years
"im not as good as i once was
but im as good once
as i ever was"
Will never forget waking up at 5:30am PT to watch this final round. What a wild ride. GOAT
Wow, excellent video. All three hosts of this show are just so great. Can't help but smile at that final clip too.
Sb Nation loves Tiger Woods 😂😅
I didn't even watch much golf or tiger, but I remember this made me emotional. It was such a fantastic comeback story.
This channel makes me care about sports and players I don't care about. Well done.
This is my favorite Joe piece ever. Well done sir.
You should do a Rewinder on the 1996 Olympics, Women's Gymnastics Team Finals.
I have been suggesting this video for so long. Thank you guys.
Best year in recent sports history: Tiger Woods climbing back to the mountaintop after being virtually written off as finished; the Virginia Cavaliers winning the men's Final Four in overtime the year after becoming the first number one seed to lose to a 16th seed in the NCAA tournament; the St. Louis Blues going on a remarkable run to make the playoffs than to be the Bruins for their first Cup in game seven (spurred on by the song "Gloria"); the Toronto Raptors winning their first franchise in history the year after trading away their star player and reigning NBA Coach of the Year; the Super Over "tie" Cricket World Cup final between England and New Zealand (where England won on a tiebreaker by having hit more boundaries during the match);Bianca Andreescu becoming the first Canadian singles player to win a major tennis title after beating Serena Williams in back-to-back tourneys (albeit Williams had to retire during the Canadian Open final); South Africa being the first nation to win the Rugby World Cup after losing in the pool stage with their first black captain; the Washington Nationals (similar to the Blues) starting off the season horribly and out of it (following an off-season where star Bryce Harper signed in free agency with the Phillies infamously "hoping to bring a championship to DC") and the Nats winning the city's first pro title in decades.
Ayyyy finally something different. I don’t even like golf, but I’m still happy. Hope there’s more variety coming. I’d love to see you guys do something on women’s hockey
Hope he can pull a few more major wins🙏
He's too old. It's over. 🤷
@@Cooe.the history of golf proves otherwise. Plenty of golfers have won majors in their 40s. I think Tiger has the chance to get one more major, but it is very unlikely.
@@Cooe.do your research on Ben Hogan. Nearly died in a car accident, then promptly went on the most dominant run in golf history.
Agree it’s improbable with Tiger, but he’s that good, so it’s possible.
I remember watching this with my dad, such great memories.
I hate watching golf but I was glued to the tv for this. One of the coolest moments in sports history
I remember watching this, the weekend was ending and i was dreading going back to school when this happened
I’ll never forget that final round of the masters. Shot for shot. Cried like a baby. Still get emotional. Especially when I see the clip of him hugging his son. I still have my newspaper from after he won. “Tiger Roars Back”. Precious memories
I watched this entire masters. I wasn’t a fan of golf and I had given it up as a sport years prior. But a friend I was roommates with in college insisted we watch the ENTIRE match. I’m talking Thursday 8:00 am to Sunday 5pm. I watched this man rise to the top of the leaderboard throughout the whole weekend, and it was the most amazing sporting event I’ve ever seen. The emotion everyone had when he ended up winning was unlike anything man. And I saw the whole thing. Got me back into golf and now I’m shooting under 80, a few years ago when I started I was shooting over 100. GOATs are the only ones who can motivate you like that.
Was 27 when this took place. 31 now. I still get chills every time I think about this masters. It left me in genuine tears to see Tiger pull it off.
I love the deep rewind series. Keep them coming. Maybe you could do a rewind on the 2023 Cotton Bowl between USC and Tulane. And what has to be the greatest collapse in college football history.
This is one of my favorite sports moments of all-time and will probably stay up there for the rest of my life.
This would be kind of hard to pull off but it would be cool to see a rewind(or just a video in general) about Adam Silver and particularly how he handled the Sterling incident. It just popped up on my feed and I think it was really commendable and Silver deserves his kudos - especially since it was just 3 months after he took over and things were chaotic in the league.
How have we not got a Miracle of Istanbul rewind on the 2005 champions league final yet?! Team of bonafide legends like Kaka, Maldini, Cafu, Stam, gattuso, shevchenko, crespo (just to name a FEW) get beaten by a average Liverpool after being 3-0 up at half time.
Not to mention Gerrards 25 yard last minute screamer to get them out the group stages, luis Garcias ‘ghost goal’ in the semi final to beat a amazing Jose mourinho Chelsea side (that gerrard nearly signed for before the season) or the fact all that meant Liverpool were the last team to win the champions league trophy for keeps (which you used to get after winning it for a 5th time in club history).
Great explanations for someone like me who loves sports but needed some Golf background information like the majors and the courses!
The 2006 AFC Championship Game deserves a deep rewind
As a Colts fan, I thought about Secret Base doing a deep rewind of this game (I really wish they did) until they released the Manning vs Brady face off for the final time video last year. Because of that, it's very safe to say they won't do one on the 2006 AFC champ game.
Holy crap something other than basketball or football!? Thanks SB!
I was at a restaurant eating and it was on TV. You could feel an energy in the place. People were getting into it more and more. We stood longer to watch it end, at which point the restaurant was filling with people to witness this moment lol. It was like we were all cheering for nostalgia. I know I was
Definitely one of the greatest sports moments of all time.
I got into golf at the end of Tiger’s era of dominance. Seeing him win in 2019 was truly special.
I was a kid when Tiger was completely destroying everyone in the early 2000's I absolutely idolised Tiger and would try and fail to play like him when I was learning the sport. My dad would let me stay up on Masters Sunday every year and I would watch it all with him, we watched the 2019 win together having a few beers. I lost my dad last year and this 2019 will forever stay with me, and watching this made me smile so thank you for that very nice memory
I was there that day, one of the best sports moments I’ve experienced with Woods winning his first major since 2008!
I love y’all’s videos, but this deserved a 30 for 30 -esq deep dive 😂
YES FINALLY WATCHING THIS LIVE WAS AMAZING
This was one of those sports moments that I’ll remember forever where I was and what I was doing when watching this
Brandel Chamblee, should have been a feature in this video. That brother slandered Tiger like I have never seen. Otherwise, excellent video. I also would have mentioned YE Yang beating him as well, he was supposed to win that one and it haunted him for years.
I don't follow golf. However, as a Asian-American Tiger is one of the most important figures in our community. He represented us, and constantly reminded the media he was not only black, but asian. He fought for us and gave us visibility. Tiger is a cultural icon and is helped us become visible in today's America.
Bruh I watched this live ..as a Tiger fan for a long time and man that final round was something 💯🔥
These videos are great! Please do a Barry Bonds 2004 season analysis. Tag me in the video!
This is exactly what I needed before bed, April is HERE
I remember that day, I was working at a golf course cleaning the carts. I walked into the pro shop where they had it on the TV, was a great moment.
"of the four major tournaments, the Masters is the most prestigious"
The Open: "Am I a joke to you?"
What a win. Wish I had been there in person. Hope he can win a few more
About time you did a TIGER video!!!
That Masters victory might be the greatest sports moment in my life.
I’m 33 ftr.
For one afternoon Tiger had all of America’s attention and were all cheering for him!
Even with his checkered pasts, everyone loves Tiger. Hope he can somehow break the record!
This Masters, Lebron’s championship in Cleveland, and Kobe’s last game are the most emotional sports moments I’ve watched live
I cannot wait for the Masters to start tomorrow
All this man went through in his personal life and plus dealing with injuries we all have to learn this NEVER write Tiger Woods off. This man right here is the 🐐!!!! No disrespect to Mr Nicklaus
Please do a Rewind about Manu Ginobili's last second shot against Serbia in the 2004 Olympic Games.
As Patrice O’Neal once said: Tiger’s swag was off.
The 2019 Masters was the best redemption arch in all of sports. It truly transcended sports.
I was one of the kids that got into golf because of Tiger. My dad played before that but I always thought it was uncool, a game for old men. It became some of the best bonding time with my dad
Very well made video!
Great video, well documented!
Would love a 2004 bonds video!
I'm glad he came along during my days of playing that f'g little round ball. Once in multiple generation player. Tiger was king.
Too young to enjoy Nicholas made Tiger all that more refreshing.
Actually, quite priceless.
Big thanks.
Growing up in the late 90s and early 2000s, it was special to be along for the ride in Tiger's prime. Personally, Tiger was the reason I liked wearing red when golfing as a kid. I made sure I wore Nike gear and played Nike golf balls because of Tiger. Heck, the reason I chew gum playing golf today was inspired by Tiger at the '19 Masters.
When he won that tourney, it felt - even for a moment - like he was back. The car accident a couple years later was a major bummer, probably the final nail in the coffin to the wild ride that his career was from '09 onwards. As invincible as he tried to be, sadly, he turned out to be mortal after all.
Even though golf has its stars now, and still will down the road, I'd be shocked if we see another like Tiger for a while, if ever again. But it's fun to reminisce and look back on wins like this one. Kudos to you, SB!
The two greatest moments in sports are this and the Miracle on Ice. These two - whichever order you put them in, and then a gap the size of the Grand Canyon to third.
It was my birthday and it was God's gift to golf that delivered - Tiger Tiger Burning Bright. I'll be cheering him on this year as always - Go Get em Champ!
My grandparents got me into golf. Tiger made me love the game. This was a glorious moment as a 28 year old, life long tiger fan. I nearly cried. He may have smeared his reputation and i wont pretend it never happened. But this was such a glorious moment and ill never forget it.
I generally do not care about pro golf in the slightest, but my friends and I legitimately dropped everything else to watch this Masters weekend our senior year of college. That putt still gives me chills.
i remember being in vegas around 2007 or 08, after the last major win but before the drop off and they were taking bets on how many majors Tiger would win that year. i wonder what odds they would give me if i said his next one would be the 2019 masters lol
A salute to an excellent Sportsman, and Generous HUMAN BEING❤ God's speed and Long Life Tiger❤❤❤❤
SB nation golf? Yes please!!
just what i needed before this yrs masters
I was never a Tiger fan or hater, but have always rooted for him during his multiple comebacks
"Of the four major tournaments, The Masters is by far the most prestigious."
Some folks at the R&A might have an issue with that...
The second and especially third shots on that 18st hole were more dramatic. The chip he had to do, after the chipping woes of the last year or so, under so much pressure, was pure class. Well done Tiger!
Great rewinder!
Bill Simmons just talked about the impact of this today
That call will always give me chills
I really wish Tiger could have tied or surpass the 18 majors wins!! He is really the 🐐of golf!