1997 Masters Tournament Final Round Broadcast
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2018
- Watch the complete final round broadcast of the 1997 Masters. Tiger Woods became the youngest champion in Masters history, also setting Tournament records for 72-hole score and margin of victory.
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This is what shook up golf.
Most of us are golfing because of this legend.
1000% truth
And Happy Gilmore
Tiger got me watching golf. Love him or hate him Nobody can deny his impact on this sport. I still get goosebumps thinking about his 2019 win.
caddyshack for me
I liked golf when I was younger. I LOVED it because of Tiger.
I've always loved the vibe of these old 90's broadcasts, from the camera "look" to the music.
After 9 holes in the 1st round, Tiger was +4 for the Tournament. He reached -18 in the Final Round on the 14th hole. He played those 59 holes in between -22. Amazing run
yes...amazing is one word for it.
still another word might be inconceivable
or perhaps unfathomable....or stupefying
clearly NEVER to be sniffed again
wow. your math skills are so amazing. We are all so impressed with your ability to count
@@jordan19862000 you are definitely a fun person to have around
@@connorgaydos8677 Your mother always cries when I leave her - guess she finds me fun?
Negrashock 1997
Kudos to the Augustus GC for taking the bold initiative to make all the previous final rounds available to the general public. What a fantastic way to make the Master's brand even bigger and better as well as to grow the sport. I hope that the organizers of other major tournaments have the foresight and confidence to follow.
How is releasing footage of their tournament to promote and celebrate its legacy "bold"?
cause they never have....
Agreed 100% . This will only add to the mystique and tradition. Fantastic video quality, I've been watching them on my tv
Paul Busacca cuz the masters is known to be uptight
BBC would have taped over it
I had this final round taped on VHS and used to replay it all the time. The 90's was an epic time for golf. So many likeable superstars to follow. Tiger was a phenomenon when this was filmed.
Yeah! No Smartphones anywhere! I miss those days.
Augusta still doesn’t allow phones
Compare the players in 1997 vs 2019. I have to say in 1997 there were plenty of out of shape 30+ year old guys. In 2019 the top players were trim, athletic and they looked like they hit the gym every day. Don't tell me that isn't Tiger's influence.
I was thinking the same thing! He revolutionized golf
Look back to other ages of golf. No one was in any kind of shape close to what Tiger brought to the game. He was the start of professional golf in the modern era
Yeah, they said Tiger was benching 300 plus. I never knew that. I guess he has loose clothes, but I never noticed how big his arms are and stuff til they said that, and I started looking, when they were close up. I always thought he was just thin. But, he's a pretty big boy.
Although you can make an argument that the gym has a limited benefit in this great sport. So much of it is putting, and the mind really. A silly game, that is yet the greatest mental test IMO.
Yeah I noticed guys in the 70s-00s The worlds best was in there 30s now the best is in there mid 20s
I forgot how pleasant it is to watch golf, without having to hear someone yelling "GET IN THE HOLE.!!." after every single shot..
2:54:00 - "There it is, a win for the ages" - Jim Nantz. One of the greatest moments in sports history
And 22 years later, he makes the magic happen again! Truly amazing!
nafnaf0 I’ve had a framed picture of that moment on my wall since I was 2 years old and I’m now 22 and still emotional about Tiger winning #5
And he added another gem with "The return to glory" in Tiger's 2019 Masters win. Another legendary line in another legendary moment. I'd say those were not only the two most legendary Tiger moments, but off all time in golf. Jim Nantz absolutely nailed it.
First black man winning masters.
@Tom Spencer Yes and in 10 yrs his son Charlie will be next
What's amazing about Tiger isn't even so much the number of championships he won, but rather how much better he was than the other incredible golfers that he played against. He was truly in a different league during his prime.
I agree I remember when me and my dad were watching this back in the day he was 21 years old, won his first masters he was 12 strokes ahead of 2nd place AND HE JUMPED into first place he changed everything from 1996 to 1997 and here in 2022 he still stands as the greatest golfer because he’s got records people haven’t even come close to beating.
@@OmegaVideoGameGod And never will!
@@beckyhenkel7917 Agreed.
2023 and Rahmbo doing it for all the dad bods out there!!!
It’s amazing what people can do and a single person as well
That hug between Tiger and Earl right after his winning put... Made me tear up. What a moment!
I had the privilege to watch the last round as a kid. Watched the whole thing. Absolutely blew me away. This sport would not be what it is today without Tiger.
Or Jones, Snead, Hogan, Arnold, Jack, ........but yeah, tigers been a huge influence too
@@Steven-kl6lh You're correct, and you may think this is cheesy, but Tiger made the game of golf more popular by transcending what was golf at the time, primarily an upper middle class to wealthy white sport, here comes a half black half asian teenager beating all the record. That's one big reason why he's so impactful.
meh, overrated not impressed.
This is so amazing, that the Masters has released all this rare footage!
We’re gonna have a lot of fun watching all of these!!
Jim Cheseborough v
Me 2, I just realised they did this a month ago. I would have never thought the Masters would have been open or smart enough to put this fabulous content out for free, but definatley the right thing to do.
Especially now that the masters has been postponed.
Yeah
I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
Not only did Tiger set unheard of records at the Masters in 1997, but he crushed the barriers in the game of golf. From there he blazed a path that my take a couple of generations before it's equaled or surpassed.
"There it is, a win for the ages!"
Thanks to Augusta National for making this available to the people!!!
I was there, earlier in the week, with my dad. I knew as a 14 year old that I was witnessing history and that these memories would last forever. What an incredibly special moment!
Cool story
Awesome!
I was there at 17 - watched 13th hole - amazing!
Anybody else just scrolling forward for the red shirt?
Hes wearing red the entire vid...
@@billpilling5725 👍 NBFC
No
@@billpilling5725 tquu I iuuuuur
@@billpilling5725 he meant skipping everyone else I’m thinking
the Young Tiger was a beast - out driving everyone irons and putting and just savagely destroying golf records. A treat to watch this again after 22 years and compare to what we just witnessed a few weeks ago.
Michael Skerritt p loop
What happened to few weeks ago four years ago?
Man, if only I could go back to ‘97 and watch this live again...I remember it like it was yesterday...hard to believe it’s been 20 plus years
I remember watching this LIVE and realizing I was watching history unfolding in front of me. It was amazing! Tiger was also on the cover of Esquire in 1997 right before the Masters.
With a long list of accolades and records that might never be eclipsed, his greatest achievement in golf was in how he changed the trajectory of the sport overnight and influenced generations that come after him to play the most competitive golf the world has seen yet. Truly the greatest of all time
Nick Faldo putting a green jacket onto a young Tiger - that was the changing of the guard in golf right there
Don't know if you've ever watched the video of them talking in Butler Cabin after the 2019 win. You can feel some tension between them really feels like they don't care for each other.
Fittingly , Faldo , only the second back to back winner after Nicklaus, handing the jacket to the next third back to back winner Woods !
Man his energy and competitiveness was off the charts. So surprised we haven’t gotten anyone like him since with that kind of swag and confidence. So many players are robots today.
All golf fans were incredibly lucky to have seen Tiger Wood’s career. There will never be another golfer like him. Greatness emanated from his pores during his prime.
That's what they said about Nicklaus, and Hogan, and Ballesteros, and Gary Player and Arnold Palmer, and Bobby Jones and....
And it's not just golf. Take soccer/football... Pele, Maradonna, Cruyff, Ronaldinho, Puskas, Ronaldo, Messi, Zidane....
Every generation is lucky to have their hero of the sport. The next ones will come along soon enough. As it should be.
You wont ever see it again, NOPE.
Look at young Tiger..and now 22 years later he is still winning!
I know amazing.
He will win a masters at 70 real tawk.
@Kevin Prima he will be playing at 75 real talk
@Kevin Prima If he can stay healthy I think he will get to atleast 20 majors.
Best Ever.
Jack was absolutely the man back in the day...but we have to be honest....2 totally different games.
By uploading these videos the Masters once again proved it’s the greatest tournament in the world!!
Chris Kaufman one month away!
Sasoo
“Mark the date folks April 13th 1997” - Jim Nantz. This win changed golf forever. The 🐐
I'm an old woman from Borneo island , I'm just mesmerized watching this young player's over and over and I still watched the Next 10 years this video again and again this young genius young player. Allahuakbar Alhamdulilah Aamin 😮😮
Impossible not to shed tears watching that, as an 18yo golfer who's been playing for now 11 years. Probably the greatest moment in golf History. We love you Tiger 🐯⛳
Greatest moment in history of golf?...WOW...but see 1986 masters Sunday final round...then get back to me...✌️😁
I had just finished military flight training and watched this live in my home before moving to the fleet training squadrons. I bought this putter and still have it today. Tiger has turned golf from an unwatchable Sunday afternoon to a must see golf event that has you jumping off the couch. There is no arguing that Tiger has turned golf around for the better.
Real fans of the sport don’t find it unbearable… much respect and love for tiger but jack arnie and player made the game what it is today and paved way for guys like woods to be the next generation of stars.
I was stationed in Norfolk aboard the Enterprise and normally on the weekend I'm out in town doing something besides being on the ship, but that Sunday me and a few others stayed in our berthing and watched the full telecast. Afterwards we left and chased women.
@@slimpickens01 Well you have to have priorities. At least you finished your checklist after the golf was done! Well done!
what he accomplished that day was and will ever be the greatest win in Golf :) He changed the game!
No. His win at the 00' US Open was better
@@jordan19862000 the people that watched because of this win is why in my book, this is the by far the best and most influential.
This is my second time watching this entire video. A phenomenal performance. Excellent concentration amidst rowdy fans and fans touching him, like that little boy that rushed him. LOVE the hug at the end with Dad. Lovely.
21 years ago, wow......that went by fast.
Sure did. I wàs in high school.
Natz sounds the same then as does now
My favorite golfer of all time. What an incredible athlete.
Had the pleasure to watch the entire final round live. I will never forget Tigers walk down the fairway at 18. I was nine years old
wow, you are so blessed to have watched that live, epic!
I was a freshman in college when this happened. Life in the dorms stopped this day as we all gathered around the same TV to witness history. It was magical to watch.
self-isolation gang where you at
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Hello
Yep.
MASTERS WEEK
Hearing the Masters theme at the same time he hugs his dad. Makes me tear up everytime
A fathers LOVE and discipline, a mothers LOVE and focus = A son leaving foot steps people would want to follow.
Tiger Woods took golf from a competitive leisure activity to an athletics driven SPORT!
Much appreciated to the Masters for uploading and sharing with the rest of us ❤.
It’s unreal how much better the broadcast is with the late, Ken Venturi. I miss the ol fart
nice and soft voice , don't you think
You didn't notice that Ken Venturi never really liked Tiger Woods and was always quick to question and second guess Tiger?
Venturi was a fantastic player in his day. Buddies with Hogan.
Really?..I heard a lot of bumbling with words,...like an old alcoholic might...but yeah, his voice will always be synonymous with the Masters
I remember watching this broadcast with my grandfather. Thank you very much for posting it on here and having it it’s great to watch it and be able to relive those memories.Remembering him getting excited at certain moments made me tear up a bit.
I had to come back after his win today and check out the first one.
I watched them both live 👍🏻🏴
Who's here after the win
yepp
Here
You bet! ;)
Me let’s go
Who's here after the win
I do not watch golf at all, but I remember my dad being extremely excited for tiger. I was 7 years old and only cared about my cartoons and sega genesis, but this was one of the greatest events of all time.
Agreed! Exactly...such nostalgia
I was 3 years older than you @ the time but you described it well and I definitely remember Sega Genesis and playing Sonic the Hedgehog
I often wonder now that I am 34 what moments will be nostalgic for the kids of today and what little or big events they will remember for the rest of their lives in history, Sports, Etc that we're living through currently today...
Does that make sense?
Name some recent ones
" A place that legends are made "
I remember those days...l had just graduated from high school and my buddies in Bakersfield California and l were golfing every Chance we could.
It was Awesome.
Andy Scheutz
Bryan Hanners
Nick Barulich
Jt
The boys were back in Town..RIP Andy!!
Omg !! Awesome !! Thanks to you... Just hope you will release other rounds of this "iconic'" Masters 1997 victory.
Tiger hugging his Father just tugs on your heart strings!!!!!!
Very tear jerking
22 years later at that very same spot he walked into his sons arms.
Ikr
Tiger was playing an entirely different course that week, so incredible to see the positions he was in off the tee. It would be like if someone was averaging 380 off the tee now for the week
Right. Augusta “tiger proofed” it. In turn made it ridiculously hard and long. It’s almost unbearable to watch it get harder every year.
Thank you Tiger Woods for all the memorable moments spanning the years. Speedy recovery to you!
Tiger is with out argument the greatest golfer of all time and will probably never be surpassed. H e played practically his entire career on courses that were tiger proofed, and played at over 7000 yards. Jack's career ended before the tiger proofing, Tiger to this day has only played in less than 90 majors because of injuries and surgeries, Jack played in well over that number.
Oh, there’s an argument. But I get it, you’re a fan that hasn’t seen the changing of every GOAT in every sport.
Let Tiger play with the equipment Jack played with most of his career and see how he would fair
Ugh. Hot take much?
Simpler times. Very calming to watch. I love the 90s vibe. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Really appreciate this AN, let’s those not old enough at the time to remember relive some of the truly great performances and with such high picture quality wow fantastic!
This is the first real in your face moment for the golf world which was not ready for a genius 21 year old golfer like Tiger.
I was born in 1996, my father gave me the gift of this game when I was 8 years old. As his father did for him. I’ve only really known a world of golf that Tiger was on top of. My grandfather is black, my father mixed and myself white passing with some curls. When my grandfather started to play this game, his equipment was the cheapest you could find, he either wasn’t allowed on the course, was mistaken for a bag boy who would carry your sticks for a tip, was laughed at for thinking he could belong or was told blatantly that he didn’t. The problem was he loved the game, the greens would whisper to him. When I tell you that i’ve never seen him hit a bad shot, I mean i’ve never seen him not strike the ball flush, he has all the shots in his bag, flop, punch, draw, fade, he can spin it, hes money out of the bunker and his hands are softer than the cocoa butter in mamas medicine cabinet. To grow up seeing him glued to a tv set for 4 hours straight, reacting to every single shot as if he hit it himself, there was something special about that, I can only imagine how loud that house got watching this round. My grandpa is quickly approaching 90, is blind out his left eye, the arthritis is bad, but you can still catch him at the country club 3 times a week, slanging that thing. I’m not sure I ever could have understood his love for the game if it wasn’t for Tiger. Life’s shorter than we think boys, Drive those short par 4s and sink something.
A video like this is gold dust . Thank you !
Being a 5 year old kid in 1991, starting golf...then getting to 1997 as a 10 year old kid...seeing this, understanding this....incredible. Didn't appreciate it at the moment it happened, viewed it to be less than what it was. Growing up as a golfer in the prime Tiger Era...what a great time to be a young kid golfing.
I'm from California, but watching Michael Jordan on TV every weekend was great.
I would often tell my playing partners that if Tiger’s not playing I’m playing golf, if he is playing, I’m watching golf! He brought excitement to the game. Where he really changed things was when he started using the solid ball around 2000.
So grateful to have the opportunity to watch such awesome tournament! Thank you!
Thank you for this, The Masters.
Wow I remember watching this live, I had just taken up golf after following Tiger in Phx and I was 33 years old. Here we are April 2023, Im a 4 hcp, 59 years old now and Tiger is pretty much at the end of his career. Time is a trippy thing. It seems surreal.
Who's here after his 2019 win?
Entertainment for the ages yes I am so happy and grateful now that I've never faltered in my belief that tiger was going to come back and win and he did.
YES!
Me! Woohoo
Me
Who's here after his 2019 win?
I remember watching this as a 10 year old at my grandfathers coast house while building with Legos and he was busy in phone meetings while walking around in clogs. Amazing childhood memories.
Cool story
Amazing performance. Still can’t get over how well he played this tournament.
I watched this then and it means even more now that he has overcome so much to win it yet again.
It's unbelievable what he did a couple days ago. still hasn't really sunk in. He won the freakin Masters again after all he's been through.
you said in such a promising way "oh the greatness" and the grace we've never seen before. You my friend will always be. Thank you
Im 73 year old woman from BORNEO ISLAND. I enjoyed very.very watching every Mr Tiger Woods Golf tournaments especially when he won the tournament . Alhamdulilah, Aamiin .❤❤❤❤❤🤲🤲🤲
Much"
I love golf for two reasons. 2 because of this Great Masters tournament that I watched at My Grandfathers house with my dad, grandfather (Mom's Dad) who was a long-time golfer, and his dad my great grandfather also a golfer. The number 1 reason and always family. Golf is in the blood of my family. My great grandfathers and my grandfathers on both side of my parents were golfers. My father is a golfer as well. A tournament I will always remember.
The entire world was such a better place in 97. What a great memory here
This was the first tournament I ever watched. I was 13 and I have been golfing since. Thanks Tiger and thanks PGA
This is awesome. I love golf and love the masters. Hope real badly these videos from 1968 to 2017 not get banned from RUclips for a long time. It’s incredible to watch them
Robert Landry this is from The Masters’ RUclips page. They only put them up a few weeks at a time (around the masters) so enjoy them while they are still up.
i dropped more tears over the first two minutes of this broadcast than over the course of the rest of my life
The hyperbole around Tiger was already at a fever pitch, and this was only his first major. Amazing he kept this up for so long, as many others have come and gone - winning one or two their first couple of seasons only to fade soon after.
He set the 72 hole record while shooting +4 on the front nine on Thursday, amazing
Interesting that Tiger played with an Italian golfer, Constantine Rocca, in the final round here in his first Masters win - and again in his latest victory in 2019 with Francesco Molinari!
An amazing ending to a 2018 season with a tour Championship 🏆 2019 looks very promising!
Shedding a tear in honor of Tiger and his Father for a moment that will go down in one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments! Thank you Tiger for allowing me to bookmark this memory in a chapter of my life!
A win for the ages The greatest call in CBS sports history Jim natz
“Thats a win for the ages”
It sure was.
All the hype about Tiger was confirmed after this. He was the real deal. What a great era of golf came after this. The Tiger v Phil Masters duels. The TV ratings soared and it was so much fun to see the 2 of them go at it.
Womanizer. Fornicator. Loser. Cheater. Divorcee. Home wrecker. Dishonest. Tiger. One and the same.
Tom Kite had 3 top 10's in majors in 1997. His last great year on the PGA TOUR.
I remember watching this with my mom and dad and even though the tournament was already over long ago the channel never changed because we knew we were watching the dawn of a new era in golf!
Here we are in 2022 & BAM BAM is still as chill in 97 🙏❤️🙌
“The green jacket clashes with red” ...Tiger never took the hint 😎🐐
I don't just love Tiger because of his golf, I love golf because of Tiger.
This was beautiful. I cried 3x
Wow thanks for posting this
22 years ago WOW I'm getting old
27 now 😦
Thank you for this!
Today , 4/8/20 , who still watching Tiger the greatesth Player oN the Earth ....under self quarantine :)
Tiger made it look easy here, but I love how he eventually became a grinder who didn't just rely on his talent but used his mind to will himself to major victories. I remember thinking once he got his game together and not just relying on his raw talent, he would dominate and that's just what he did starting with the 1999 PGA Championship, going onto win 7 out of 11 majors, including the Tiger Slam. Everyone thinks of '97 as when Tiger arrived, but to me this just showed how much talent he had. The '99 PGA is when he showed what it takes to be a consistent major champion.
It now seems amazing to see the ease with which Tiger loped around the course and crouched close to the ground... we'll never see him move like that again.
The most epic player to ever play the game and who changed the game for the better like no other tiger is the absolute goat 🇦🇺🙏❤️
I find it so relaxing and relaxing to watch the golf of the 90s yesterday I put myself 3h of golf from 1991 Sunday afternoon total relaxation I have never been so rested in my life
What a great sportsman...just watched Tiger winning his 5th Masters yesterday, April 14, 2019 Live in TV from Winnipeg, Canada and wanted to take a glimpse of his record breaking 1997 Masters tournament. What an unbelievable comeback in the history of sports. Thanks for uploading this video for future generations to enrich some history of the tournament.
The greatest 72 holes ever played at the most beautiful course in the world so thankful for this video
Minus his first 9 holes actually.
@@CruceEntertainment lol yeah unfortunately but it has to be included
Watching the finishing scores... all those guys didn't have a chance.
Corek BleedingHollow if you go back and listen to Monty’s press conference on Saturday he said there was no way Tiger loses and he’ll win by more than what he’s leading by now. He was right!
30 Second Golf Lessons “there is no way possible that tiger woods is going to lose this tournament. None…when you add it all together he’s 9 shots clear. And I’m sure that’ll be higher tomorrow.”
@30 Second Golf Lessons: he was paddling back after his previous remarks about how he has more experience in major tournaments and pressure might get to Tiger- boy was he wrong.
@@axnjxn91 monty was the choker and tiger was the real deal.
Whoami Foo It sure turned out that way. Not a single Tour win on American soil. With that swing. A shame actually.
The walk to victory his first Green Jacket of 5 to come, into magical golf and life history. Bravo brother! Overcame racism, bigotry snobbery to bring your magical talent to this sport that required so much reform and opening up to people from all backgrounds to watch and play.
45:40 the fact that Rocca was a 4 handicap when he was tigers age is just crazy
Who else cried when he hugged his dad?
That was an amazing heart felt moment. A tear jerking moment for sure
I did
Day I was born, so cool to be able to see it on here! Legend