What is Tiger Woods' best major championship win?

From career-defining blowouts to gutsy comeback wins played through pain, these victories span two decades of dominance and drama. Which one still gives you chills?

1

1997 Masters

Tiger's first major title, a record 12-stroke victory at age 21 that announced his arrival.

1000pts

2

2019 Masters

An emotional comeback win 11 years after his last major, capping one of sport's great redemption stories.

952pts

3

2007 PGA Championship

A wire-to-wire win at Southern Hills for his 13th major title.

762pts

4

2000 US Open

The most dominant major win in golf history, finishing 15 strokes clear of the field at Pebble Beach.

659pts

5

2006 PGA Championship

A five-stroke victory that capped an emotional comeback season.

659pts

6

2000 Open Championship

A win at St Andrews that completed the career Grand Slam at just 24 years old.

659pts

7

2000 PGA Championship

A playoff win over Bob May that capped his historic 'Tiger Slam' run.

571pts

8

2005 Open Championship

A dominant win at St Andrews for his second career Grand Slam.

467pts

9

2001 Masters

The victory that completed the 'Tiger Slam', holding all four major titles at once.

343pts

10

2002 Masters

A three-stroke win that made him back-to-back Masters champion.

343pts

11

1999 PGA Championship

A one-shot win over Sergio Garcia that proved he could close out majors under pressure.

343pts

12

2005 Masters

Remembered for his chip-in on 16 that hung on the lip before dropping, won in a playoff.

190pts

13

2008 US Open

Won in a playoff on a broken leg and torn ACL, widely called his most courageous major.

190pts

14

2002 US Open

A gritty win at Bethpage Black on a notoriously brutal public course.

190pts