Tiger Woods authored arguably his greatest shot at Augusta, which caddie Steve Williams still revels in—and can laugh at what happened after.

Both, though, will be remembered this week at Augusta National — and surely featured on TV broadcasts — because it’s the 20th anniversary of Woods’ iconic chip-in on the 16th green in the final round of the 2005 Masters. It was the highlight — the exclamation point — of Woods’ fourth of five career Masters victories.

In addition to missing the Masters Champions Dinner in Augusta due to his recent Achilles tendon injury, Tiger Woods gave fans another reason to be concerned about his health this week. The 49-year-old golfer appeared in a video shared to X on Monday,

For the fifth time in the last 11 playings of the Masters, Tiger Woods will be sitting on the sidelines. The five-time green jacket winner will not tee it up in the 89th Masters this week at Augusta National as he continues to recover from a ruptured Achilles,

Scottie Scheffler's Masters Champions Dinner took place before the 2025 Masters without Tiger Woods, who has won five green jackets. Here's why.

Tiger Woods faced a major insult from a golfing commentator on the eve of the Masters Tournament, which he is skipping due to an injury. Brandel Chamblee, a commentator on The Skip Bayless Show, dubbed Woods the "most underachieving golfer in history,

Nearly every golf fan on the planet knows Tiger Woods isn't teeing it up at the Masters this weekend after undergoing surgery to repair a torn Achilles in March. "As I began to ramp up my own training and practice at home,

Much to the chagrin of golf fans everywhere, Tiger Woods won't be playing in the Masters this year - if he even steps on the golf course at all in 2025 it might be a miracle. Earlier this year the 15-time major champion announced he suffered a torn Achilles while attempting to ramp up for the