Tiger Woods Wins Sixth Major For Career Grand Slam
Tiger Woods clinches his fourth straight major with a 272 total, two strokes ahead of David Duval and Phil Mickelson at the turn. Els finishes second, Woods matches a historic feat by holding all pro majors at once as family watches on, while Mickelson and Duval struggle on key holes.
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Tiger Woods Wins Masters with Fourth Straight Major
Augusta winner Tiger Woods claims his second Masters title and a rare Tiger Slam, finishing 16 under as Duval and Mickelson miss major victories. Duval battles frustration after bogeys and near-misses. Mickelson laments missed putts and mental lapses, while Woods extends dominance in a historic run.
Tiger Woods Seals Historic Masters Win And Tiger Slam
The 65th Masters ended in a three way battle among Woods Mickelson and Duval with Woods leading at 15 under after 15 holes. Duval fell back on 16 with a bogey while Woods safely finished, claiming his sixth major at 25 and sparking talk of a potential Grand Slam next year.
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Woods completes four majors in one season
Augusta report details Tiger Woods winning all four majors to claim a Grand Slam debate. Fellow players acknowledge the historic feat, with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus weighing in on tradition, while Woods’ coaches and peers call it spectacular regardless of title.
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Woods closes in on golf Grand Slam after historic four majors
Tiger Woods built a historic momentum by winning four straight majors, prompting debate over a true Grand Slam. He led Phil Mickelson and David Duval at 14 under before clutch play and a pivotal 8-iron moment, with veteran voices debating if the feat constitutes a Grand Slam beyond Bobby Jones's era.
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