18-Year-Old Tiger Woods Historic 1994 U.S. Amateur Comeback | Every Televised Shot
Published February 20, 2025
This video has 2.18M views and 11.2K likes, ranking #2,465,277 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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11,232
Comments
791
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After winning three straight U.S. Junior Amateur titles from 1991-1993, Tiger Woods set his sights on becoming the youngest U.S. Amateur champion in 1994. But to do so, he needed a dramatic comeback against Trip Kuehne at TPC Sawgrass. Watch every televised shot from Woods in the final match. For live streaming of the…
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- February 20, 2025
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