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[c.hugenberg]

EASY.... watching the Big Cat win the U.S. Open on a BROKEN LEG at Torrey.

[scooop]

Standing right behind Brandon Wu as he striped an iron off pretty much the cart path on Sunday morning at pebble last year. That was cool, and everyone encouraging the am player was awesome. Pretty sure they gave him his college diploma later that day too, as his skipped graduation for the US open.

[jgc9512ss]

Tiger in ‘19, of course!

[dshaq]

Watching tiger win the 2006 PGA at Medinah. Very dominant performance coming off his win at Hoylake. Thanks.

[capking]

2019 masters. Best comeback in modern golf. And in I guess.

[g8a_golf]

Tiger winning the 2005 Masters

 

Was the first major I ever watched and is the reason I'm a Tiger fan

[Cpaulsen10]

A favorite memory of mine was watching the 2016 British Open between Phil and Stenson. I was lucky enough to be in the UK at the time and we were hunkered down in a pub watching the magic unfold. Both players at the peak of their games battling down the stretch. Most fun I have had watching non-Tiger golf in a long time. Here's to hoping for an equally exciting PGA Championship in the Bay.

[Guest]

Tiger Woods 2000 US Open win at Pebble by 15 shots. Absolutely unbelievable.

[Guest]

2011 Rory sealing the win with the last putt. What a great moment and showing a bright future.

[dkongusa]

Payne Stewart winning the US Open on Fathers Day

[SOL]

Jack at Augusta in 86.

[Guest]

Watching tiger woods hole his put on 18 to win the masters in 2019, showing a true come back of a goat ?

[Guest]

Watching Tiger win the 2019 Masters, it was so amazing to see him win a major again after struggling with personal and health issues for several years.

[golffanatik]

The Masters has to be the one. Tigers win’s have all been special but last years was incredible.

[Caddy Carl]

Thomas Bjorn taking 3 shots to get out of the greenside bunker to give the British Open to Ben Curtis in '03

[kwcsports]

Jack winning in 86. The putt on 16, the putt on 17, almost made it on 18. Greatest moment in my memory.

[mhardiman90]

Tiger winning ‘19 Masters. My wife’s family planned our baby shower for that day. It was a white out snow storm outside in a suburb of Chicago. It came time to open gifts just as Tiger was walking up 18. I made the entire party wait until after he had finished as I watched in the bar. Like many, I teared up. Only mine was in front of about 50 women hahaha.

[jjthomp2]

watching Adam Scott win at Augusta after the heartbreaking British Open loss

[MPMal1]

Sadly, 2006 Winged Foot US open. 18th hole Mickelson collapse.

[Guest]

John Daly’s win in 91 at Crooked Stick. My dad used to show me that replay on the golf channel. He always loved the underdog story and Daly was one of the greatest!

[NAM2212]

Shaun Micheel hitting that 7 iron to a couple of inches for the win at the 2003 PGA. He lived a few houses down from my grandfather at the time so it is a really cool memory.

[Jersey23]

Went to the ‘19 Masters last year after getting Tuesday Practice Round tickets in the lottery. Took my dad and my good friend. Was an amazing experience being there for the first time and letting my dad experience it. He’s the one that got me into the game so it was a special moment, made even more memorable by the fact that Tiger would go on to win. What a trip.

[Guest]

Following JT shoot 63 at Erin Hills.

[Nicklaus86]

Jack at 1986 Master's...

Thanks WRX, sweet bag.

[woodw139]

Rocco vs Tiger in the 2008 US Open

[Go Horns!]

Practice round at the Masters. Fuzzy pulls someone out of the crowd to hit a tee shot on 12. I'm thinking that no way this guy makes contact. Between nerves and coming in cold there is just no way. The guy flushes it to 15-feet from the pin. Crowd goes nuts.

[disco111]

I have 2.......................1) Watching DJ 3 putt on 18 to hand the tournament to JS and 2) Watching and wanting to smack the French player for throwing away the British Open by playing really stupid..........

[Guest]

Favorite major moment: I played in the 2016 US Open at Oakmont. My brother caddied for me and had some family and friends make the trip. It was awesome to have them inside the ropes and meet some of the best players in the world. Getting a signature thumbs up from Phil on the range Saturday morning wasn’t too bad either

[Guest]

stenson vs mickelson at the open in 2016 just unbelievable golf for all 18 holes on the final day

 

[Guest]

My favorite major championship moment was the 2017 pga champ at Quail Hollow. My buddies and I got there super early on Sunday so we could get our chairs setup on 18. Ended up working out perfect and got to see (as close up as we could) Jon Rahm’s crazy approach along the creek on 18. Was by far the craziest shot I had ever seen in person. Truly gave more appreciation to creativity and imagination these pros have in getting the ball to the hole.