List of tournament performances by Tiger Woods - Wikipedia Woods first tournament win as a professional on the European Tour was at the Johnnie Walker Classic in 1998 He did not earn any money before that due to his amateur status World Golf Championships and major events (all Open Championships and U S -based majors since 1998) are also considered official European Tour events but they are covered in the PGA Tour section Woods was never a member
Tiger Woods at the Masters (1997): Laps field for first major Playing his first major championship as a pro, Woods devoured Augusta National Golf Club and destroyed his competition in a staggering, record-setting, historical victory in the 1997 Masters
Tiger Woods wins the Masters Tournament for the first time In 1995, Woods played the Masters, his first professional major championship The Augusta National Golf Club, which runs the Masters, had not let an African American join its ranks until 1991
The inside story of Tiger Woods historic 1997 Masters win At a golf club with a troubled history of racial segregation, Tiger Woods arrived at the 1997 Masters tournament with fire in his eyes By the time he left Augusta National, he had changed the game forever
Tiger Woods wins his first major | Sky HISTORY TV Channel In 1995, Tiger played the Masters, his first professional major championship The Augusta National Golf Club, which runs the Masters, had not let an African-American join its ranks until 1991
All 15 Of Tiger Woods Major Wins - Golf Monthly After his high-profile scandal and marital break up, along with countless injuries and surgeries, including his fifth back surgery - a fusion - in 2017, Woods somehow sealed his 15th Major title and first in 11 years at the 2019 Masters
BBC Audio | Sporting Witness | Tiger Woods wins his first major At the age of 21, Tiger Woods won the US Masters in 1997 by dominating the tough golf course in Augusta Despite turning professional only a few months before, he destroyed the competition,
Tiger Woods - Wikipedia By the end of April 1997, he had won three PGA Tour events in addition to his first major, the 1997 Masters, which he won by 12 strokes in a record-breaking performance