No golfer in the history of the sport has ever been as closely followed and intensely covered as Tiger Woods. His time in the spotlight began way back in 1997 when, aged just 21-years-old, he became the youngest player in the history of the game to win The Masters. To this day, he remains the most talked about golfer on the planet. Doubtless one of the finest sporting talents in the world, Tiger has throughout his career done more to raise the profile of golf around the world than any other before him. The story of his career – much like watching him play on the back nine of Augusta on a Spring Sunday – is one of increasingly dramatic ups-and-down. In April 2019, he won his first Major after an 11-year drought heavily punctuated by crippling injures and personal setbacks, completing what many have labelled the greatest individual comeback in sports history.
