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Bob Harig

Tiger Woods’s Iconic 2005 Masters Chip Lives on, Alongside ‘the Worst High Five Ever’

Tiger Woods still required a playoff to defeat Chris DiMarco at the 2005 Masters, three holes after his iconic chip-in at the 16th. | Jack Gruber-USA TODAY NETWORK vi

The shot remains one of the most iconic in golf history, replayed over and over again, now 20 years on from that moment during the final round of the 2005 Masters when, somehow, Tiger Woods got an impossible chip shot to drop on the 16th hole at Augusta National.

The crowd, understandably, went crazy and CBS’s Verne Lundquist—who Woods paid tribute to last year in the final year at the Masters for the broadcaster—left a lasting impression with his “in your life have you ever seen anything like that?” call as the ball teetered on the edge of the cup before dropping.

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