Tiger Woods holds an awful lot of records in the golfing world. From most weeks as World No.1 to lowest career scoring average in PGA Tour history - the most iconic active golfer in the game has done just about everything.
And here's another one Woods can comfortably lay claim to - the most consecutive cuts made in PGA Tour history. After turning professional at the age of 20 in 1996 and going on a two-year stint of four-day golf to kick off his career, Woods began his second (and longest) stretch of unmatched consistency at the 1998 Buick Invitational.
