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April 10-13, 1997. Those four days that forever changed the world. That is when the Masters tournament was held. That is when Tiger Woods was unleashed on the PGA and the world. That 18 under par, 12 stroke margin of victory performance did not start off as dominant. He bogeyed the 1^st hole in route to shooting a 40 (4 over par) on the front 9. But he responded by shooting a 30 (6 under par) on the back 9. 6 under par was the final score for Tom Kite, the 2^nd place finisher. Tiger Woods’ 3^rd round score was 7 under. Woods was the only player to be under par in every round. And 11 years later he is going for 5^th Green Jacket, 14^th Major title and 65^th PGA overall. The only question left is will he leave the field or the public hanging?