Revealed: Exactly what Tiger Woods told Augusta National tree at The Masters
Revealed: Exactly what Tiger Woods told Augusta National tree at The Masters
Verne Lundquist has shared what Tiger Woods told him during an emotional exchange at his 40th and final Masters Tournament broadcast for CBS.
Tiger Woods shakes Verne Lundquist’s hand
First of all we should point out Tiger Woods did not exchange pleasantries with a tree at the 2024 Masters.
It just looked like he did and the iconic golfer became an instant meme.
If you still have absolutely no idea what we are on about then let’s rewind a little bit further.
The first major of the year marked the 40th and final Masters Tournament broadcast for CBS announcer Verne Lundquist.
Lundquist was the voice behind some of the most iconic calls in the tournament’s history.
He famously yelled ‘Yes sir!’ as Golden Bear Jack Nicklaus holed a crucial birdie putt at 17 on his way to victory in 1986.
But undoubtedly his best, and most famous call, came during the 2005 Masters when Woods chipped in at the 16th hole.
“Here it comes. Oh my goodness. Oh, wow! In your life have you seen anything like that?”
Woods and Lundquist shared a touching moment last Sunday during his 100th round at Augusta National.
Lundquist recently told The Steam Room podcast what was said.
