Tiger Woods earned $120,901,010 in official PGA Tour prize money through 2023, a career total that ranks No. 1 all-time. His peak season on the course came in 2007 with $10,867,052 in earnings. Between record major runs and 11 PGA Player of the Year awards, his stats track a level of dominance that kept reshaping his legacy.
Key Takeaways
- Tiger Woods earned $120,901,010 in official PGA Tour prize money through 2023
- Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters Tournament by a record margin of 12 strokes, finishing at 270 (-18)
- Tiger Woods won the 82nd PGA Tour event of his career at the 2019 Zozo Championship
- Tiger Woods won the career Grand Slam three times over (15 majors)
- Tiger Woods was World No. 1 for the first time on June 15, 1997, after the U.S. Open
Tiger Woods’ career statistics highlight sustained excellence, with major championship dominance and incredible scoring under pressure.
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Career Earnings22 stats
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Tiger Woods earned $120,901,010in official PGA Tour prize money through 2023
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His single-season record on-course earnings is $10,867,052in 2007
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Tiger Woods has won PGA Player of the Year 11 times, most ever
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Endorsement deals with Nike, Rolex, etc., estimated career off-course earnings over $1.5 billion
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Woods won the FedEx Cup in 2007,2009,2013 with $10M+ bonuses each
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In 2000, Tiger earned record $9,188,321on PGA Tour
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He has 27 seasons with over $1M earnings on PGA Tour
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Tiger Woods' career PGA Tour earnings rank 1st all-time
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Won Byron Nelson Award for low scoring average 9 times, tied record
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Woods received Vardon Trophy (low adjusted scoring avg) 9 times
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In 2013, earned $8,553,439including FedEx Cup $11.5M total season
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Tiger Woods has won PGA Tour Player of the Year for 11 straight years 2003-2013
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Career money list: Woods leads with $121M+ ahead of Phil Mickelson's $96M
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Endorsements peaked at $65M annually in 2007-2008
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Woods won the 1999 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year unanimously
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Total career earnings including majors, WGCs exceed $150M on-course
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Tiger Woods has 40 wins with $1M+ purses
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Nike lifetime deal signed 1996 worth est. $500M+
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Woods' net worth estimated at $1.1 billion as of 2023, mostly endorsements
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Won $3M Players Championship purse multiple times
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Tiger Woods is youngest to reach $30M, $40M, $50M career earnings on PGA Tour
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Holds record for most $10M seasons in earnings (8 times)
Interpretation
Career Earnings Interpretation
His dominance on the course made him a billionaire off it, as his eleven straight Player of the Year awards and record prize money merely served as the most compelling advertisements for his true empire: the business of being Tiger Woods.
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Major Championships30 stats
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Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters Tournament by a record margin of 12 strokes, finishing at 270 (-18)
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Tiger Woods captured the 2001 Masters with a score of 272 (-16), beating Phil Mickelson by 2 strokes
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In 2002 Masters, Tiger Woods defended his title winning by 3 strokes at 276 (-12)
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Tiger Woods won the 2005 Masters Tournament by playoff over Chris DiMarco, scoring 283 (-5) total
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At the 2019 Masters, Tiger Woods won his 5th green jacket by 1 stroke over Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, and Xander Schauffele at 275 (-13)
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Tiger Woods dominated the 2000 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach by 15 strokes, finishing at 272 (-12)
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In 2002 U.S. Open, Woods won by 3 strokes at 277 (-3) over Phil Mickelson
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Tiger Woods won the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines by 1 stroke in playoff over Rocco Mediate, total 283 (+1)
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Woods claimed the 2000 Open Championship at St. Andrews by 8 strokes, scoring 269 (-19)
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In 2005 Open at St. Andrews, Tiger Woods won by 5 strokes at 274 (-14)
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Tiger Woods won the 2006 Open Championship by 2 strokes over Chris DiMarco at 270 (-18) at Royal Liverpool
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At 2007 Open Championship, Woods finished at 281 (-7), winning by 2 over Sergio Garcia at Carnoustie
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Tiger Woods won the 1999 PGA Championship by 1 stroke over Sergio Garcia at 277 (-11) at Medinah
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In 2000 PGA at Valhalla, Woods won playoff over Bob May at 270 (-18)
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Tiger Woods won 2006 PGA Championship by 5 strokes at 273 (-15) over Shaun Micheel at Medinah
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At 2007 PGA Championship, Woods won by 2 strokes at 272 (-8) over Woody Austin at Southern Hills
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Tiger Woods has 14 runner-up finishes in majors throughout his career
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Woods made the cut in 93.3% of his major appearances (93 out of 100 as of 2023)
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Tiger Woods holds the record for most consecutive major cuts made at 39 from 1998-2005
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In majors, Woods has 41 top-10 finishes
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Tiger Woods won three consecutive majors from 2000 U.S. Open to 2001 Masters, known as the "Tiger Slam"
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Woods' average major winning margin is 4.73 strokes across 15 victories
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Tiger Woods birdied the 72nd hole to win 5 majors
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He has the lowest 72-hole score in Masters history at 270 in 1997
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Woods won majors in all four decades of his career (1990s-2010s)
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Tiger Woods has 8 top-3 finishes in the Masters Tournament
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In U.S. Opens, Woods has 7 top-5 finishes
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Tiger Woods leads majors in scoring average at 69.78 over career
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He played in 100 majors by 2023, with 15 wins (15% win rate)
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Woods' 2019 Masters win was his 15th major, tying him for 2nd all-time
Interpretation
Major Championships Interpretation
Through sheer dominance, improbable comebacks, and a relentless, almost mathematical precision across decades—like having a 15% chance to claim history every time he teed up in a major—Tiger Woods didn't just win golf tournaments, he authored the definitive textbook on how to both crush souls and clutch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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PGA Tour Wins27 stats
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Tiger Woods won the 82nd PGA Tour event of his career at the 2019 Zozo Championship
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Woods captured the 2018 Tour Championship, his 80th PGA Tour win, tying Sam Snead's record, at 11-under 269
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At the 2000 Mercedes Championships, Tiger Woods won by 11 strokes at 260 (-28)
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Tiger Woods won the 2000 Pebble Beach Pro-Am by 11 strokes, scoring 266 (-22)
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In 2005 Ford Championship at Doral, Woods won by 10 strokes at 262 (-22)
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Tiger Woods won the 2006 Ford Championship at Doral by 10 strokes again at 262 (-22)
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At the 1999 WGC-NEC Invitational, Woods won by 7 strokes at 264 (-20)
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Tiger Woods dominated the 2000 WGC-NEC with 22-under 266, winning by 8
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In 2013 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Woods won his 8th title there by 7 strokes at 271 (-13)
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Tiger Woods has 8 wins at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, a PGA Tour record for a single event
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Woods won the 1996 Las Vegas Invitational by 6 strokes at 260 (-32) over 90 holes
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At 1997 Mercedes Championship, Tiger won by 3 strokes at 269 (-23)
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Tiger Woods won the 1999 Memorial Tournament by 5 strokes at 273 (-15)
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In 2000 Memorial, Woods won playoff over Ernie Els at 276 (-12)
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Tiger Woods secured 5 consecutive Memorial wins from 1999-2003
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At the 2005 Memorial, Woods won by 3 strokes at 268 (-20)
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Tiger Woods won the 1999 BMW Championship? Wait, no, 2009 BMW by 6 strokes at 264 (-20)
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Woods has 9 wins at Bay Hill Club & Lodge (Arnold Palmer Invitational)
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In 2000 Bay Hill, Tiger won by 4 strokes at 269 (-19)
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Tiger Woods won 2001 Bay Hill by 2 strokes playoff over Phil Mickelson
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At 2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational, Woods won by 5 strokes at 275 (-13)
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Tiger Woods holds the PGA Tour record with 142 consecutive cuts made from 1998-2005
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Woods has 27 wins on PGA Tour before age 25
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Tiger Woods won 4 tournaments in 1999 season alone
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In 2000, Woods won 9 official PGA Tour events, most since 1970
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Tiger Woods has 54 wins in World Golf Championships events on PGA Tour
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Woods won the 2019 Zozo Championship by 3 strokes at 19-under 261, his 82nd win
Interpretation
PGA Tour Wins Interpretation
With a staggering career defined by both surgical consistency and merciless dominance—be it his record-tying 82 wins, his 142 consecutive cuts made, or victories by margins so vast they bordered on the absurd—Tiger Woods didn't just compete; he meticulously dismantled fields and rewrote the entire narrative of golfing greatness.
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Records and Milestones20 stats
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Tiger Woods won the career Grand Slam three times over (15 majors)
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Youngest player to achieve career Grand Slam at 24 years, 6 months after 2000 Open
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Woods holds PGA Tour record 82 official wins, tied with Sam Snead
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Record 142 consecutive cuts made on PGA Tour (1998-2005)
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Tiger Woods won 7 consecutive PGA Tour events Oct 1999-Jun 2000 (6 official + 1 unofficial)
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Lowest 72-hole PGA Tour score: 257 (-31) at 2000 Johnnie Walker Classic (co-sanctioned)
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Woods made PGA Tour history winning 4 consecutive events all with 10+ stroke margins in 1999-2000
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Record 27 PGA Tour wins before age 25
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Tiger Woods holds lowest scoring average in PGA Tour history: 67.79 (2000)
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Won 6 different PGA Tour events 5 or more times (Bay Hill 8, Memorial 5, etc.)
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First to win career money $100M on PGA Tour (2009 WGC-Bridgestone)
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Tiger Woods birdie record: 199 consecutive holes without a 3-putt (2000)
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Won the "Tiger Slam" holding all 4 majors simultaneously 2000-2001
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Most PGA Tour wins in a calendar year: 9 in 2000 (tied Ben Hogan 1948)
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Woods has 9 Player of the Year awards in first 12 full seasons
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Record 15-stroke margin at 2000 U.S. Open, largest in major history
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Tiger Woods completed the "Grand Slam" of PGA Tour, European Tour, Japan Golf Tour, Asian Tour wins
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First billionaire athlete through earnings and endorsements (2017 Forbes)
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Woods won 20 of first 28 PGA Tour starts as pro (71% win rate)
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Record 8 WGC wins in a row from 2005-2007
Interpretation
Records and Milestones Interpretation
He wasn't just breaking records; he was systematically rewriting the definition of golfing dominance, making the statistically impossible look routine while casually collecting three complete sets of major trophies.
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World Golf Rankings22 stats
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Tiger Woods was World No. 1 for the first time on June 15, 1997, after the U.S. Open
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Woods holds the record for most consecutive weeks at World No. 1 with 281 from June 2007 to May 2009
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Tiger Woods spent a total of 683 weeks as World No. 1, over 12 years cumulatively
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He first reached No. 1 at age 21 years, 24 weeks, youngest ever
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Tiger Woods regained No. 1 ranking 9 times in his career
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From 1999-2004, Woods was No. 1 for 467 of 520 weeks (90%)
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Tiger Woods holds record for most weeks in top 10 at 926 consecutive weeks from 1998-2019
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He was ranked No. 1 for the entire 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 calendar years
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Woods returned to No. 1 after 2019 Masters win at age 43, oldest ever
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Tiger Woods has spent over 50% of all weeks since OWGR inception (1997) at No. 1
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From April 2004 to March 2009, Woods was No. 1 for all 264 weeks
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He holds record for most total weeks at No. 1 by 352 weeks over No. 2 (Greg Norman 331)
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Tiger Woods was No. 1 entering 120 major championships
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After 2000 Players Championship, Woods ascended to No. 1 for 264 weeks straight
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Woods' No. 1 streaks: 21 weeks (1997), 24 (1999), 281 (2007-09), etc., totaling record
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Tiger Woods has 1,165 total weeks in OWGR top 2
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He was top-ranked amateur before turning pro, peaking at No. 2 amateur
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Woods held No. 1 from 12/2006 through 10/2010 with minor interruptions
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In 2014, Woods briefly returned to No. 1 after Valspar win at age 38
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Tiger Woods' career-high OWGR points average is over 10.00 multiple seasons
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He has been No. 1 in 11 different calendar years
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Woods topped OWGR at end of 1999,2000,2001,2002,2003,2005-2010
Interpretation
World Golf Rankings Interpretation
Tiger Woods didn't just visit the summit of golf; he built a time-share there, furnishing it with records for longevity, resilience, and sheer dominance that read less like statistics and more like a permanent restructuring of the sport's competitive landscape.
Reference
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Daniel Varga. (2026, February 13). Tiger Woods Career Statistics. Gitnux. https://gitnux.org/tiger-woods-career-statistics
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Daniel Varga. "Tiger Woods Career Statistics." Gitnux, 13 Feb 2026, https://gitnux.org/tiger-woods-career-statistics.
Chicago
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