Images from all of Tiger Woods’ 82 PGA Tour career victories as he is tied with Sam Snead on the all-time wins list.
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Images from all of Tiger Woods’ 82 PGA Tour career victories as he is tied with Sam Snead on the all-time wins list.
Tiger Woods shot 27-under 332 over five rounds and defeated Davis Love III in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 21-under 267 for a one-stroke win over Payne Stewart. (Getty Images0
Tiger Woods shot 14-under 202 over 54 holes and defeated Tom Lehman in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 18-under 270 for a 12-stroke win over Tom Kite. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 17-under 263 for a two-stroke victory over Lee Rinker.
Tiger Woods shot 13-under 275 for a three-stroke win over Frank Nobilo. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 17-under 271 for a one-stroke won over Jay Don Blake. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 22-under 266 for a two-stroke win over Billy Ray Brown. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 273 for a two-stroke victory over Vijay Singh. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 273 for a three-stroke win over Mike Weir (Associated Press)
Tiger Woods shot 11-under 277 for a one-stroke win over Sergio Garcia. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 10-under 270 for a one-stroke win over Phil Mickelson. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 17-under 271 for a one-stroke win over Ernie Els. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 269 for a four-stroke win over Davis Love III. He dedicated the win to the late Payne Stewart. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 6-under 278 and defeated Miguel Angel Jimenez in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 16-under 276 and defeated Ernie Els in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 273 for a two-stroke win over Matt Gogel. (Associated Press)
Tiger Woods shot 18-under 270 for a four-stroke win over Davis Love III. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 19-under 269 for a four-stroke win over Davis Love III. (Associated Press)
Tiger Woods shot 12-under 272 for a 15-stroke win over Ernie Els and Miguel Angel Jimenez. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 19-under 269 to win by eight strokes over Thomas Bjorn and Ernie Els. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 18-under 270 and defeated Bob May in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 21-under 259 for an 11-stroke win over Justin Leonard and Phillip Price. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 22-under 266 for a one-stroke win over Grant Waite.
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 273 for a one-stroke win over Phil Mickelson. (Associated Press)
Tiger Woods shot 14-under 274 for a one-stroke win over Vijay Singh. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 16-under 272 for a two-stroke win over David Duval, marking his fourth consecutive major victory. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 17-under 271 for a seven-stroke win over Paul Azinger and Sergio Garcia. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 12-under 268 and defeated Jim Furyk in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 13-under 275 for a four-stroke win over Michael Campbell.
Tiger Woods shot 12-under 276 for a three-stroke win over Retief Goosen. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 3-under 277 for a three-stroke win over Phil Mickelson (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 17-under 271 for a four-stroke win over four others. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 25-under 263 for a one-stroke win over Retief Goosen. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 16-under 272 for a four-stroke win over Carl Pettersson. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods defeated David Toms in the finals, 2 and 1. (Getty Images0
Tiger Woods shot 19-under 269 for an 11-stroke win over four others. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 21-under 267 for a five-stroke win over Rich Beem. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 6-under 274 for a two-stroke win over three other. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods defeated Davis Love III in the finals, 3 and 2. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 16-under 272 for a three-stroke win over three others. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 24-under 264 for a one-stroke win over Phil Mickelson. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 12-under 276 and defeated Chris DiMarco in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 14-under 274 for a five-stroke win over Colin Montgomerie. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 6-under 274 for a one-stroke victory over Chris DiMarco. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 10-under 270 and defeated John Daly in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 10-under 278 and defeated Nathan Green and Jose Maria Olazabal in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 20-under 268 for a one-stroke win over David Toms and Camilo Villegas. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 18-under 270 for a two-stroke win over Chris DiMarco, dedicating the victory to his late father. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 24-under 264 for a three-stroke win over Jim Furyk. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 18-under 270 for a five-stroke win over Shaun Micheel. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 10-under 270 and defeated Stewart Cink in a playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 20-under 268 for a two-stroke win over Vijay Singh. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 23-under 261 for an eight-stroke win over Ian Poulter and Adam Scott. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 273 for a two-stroke win over Charles Howell III. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 10-under 278 for a two-stroke win over Brett Wetterich. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 13-under 275 for a two-stroke win over Steve Stricker. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 8-under 272 for an eight-stroke win over Justin Rose and Rory Sabbatini. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 8-under 272 for a two-stroke win over Woody Austin. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 22-under 262 for a two-stroke win over Aaron Baddeley. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 23-under 257 for an eight-stroke win over Mark Calcavecchia and Zach Johnson. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 19-under 269 for an eight-stroke win over Ryuji Imada. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods defeated Stewart Cink in the finals, 8 and 7. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shots 10-under 270 for a one-stroke win over Bart Bryant. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 1-under 283 and defeated Rocco Mediate in a 19-hole playoff. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 5-under 275 for a one-stroke win over Sean O’Hair. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 12-under 276 for a one-stroke win over Jim Furyk. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 13-under 267 for a one-stroke win over Hunter Mahan. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 20-under 268 for a three-stroke win over three others. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 12-under 268 for a four-stroke win over Robert Allenby and Padraig Harrington. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 19-under 265 for an eight-stroke win over Jim Furyk and Marc Leishman. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 13-under 275 for a five-stroke win over Graeme McDowell. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 9-under 279 for a two-stroke win over Andres Romero and Rory Sabbatini. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 8-under 276 for a two-stroke win over Bo Van Pelt. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 14-under 274 for a four-stroke win over Brandt Snedeker and Josh Teater. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot a 19-under 269 to defeat Steve Stricker by two strokes at Doral. (Getty Images)
ORLANDO, FL - MARCH 25: Tiger Woods is presented with the trophy by Arnold Palmer, after winning the 2013 Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by Mastercard at Bay Hill Golf and Country Club on March 25, 2013 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 13-under 275 to win his second-career Players Championship title. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot 15-under 275 on his way to a 7-stroke victory. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods shot an 11-under 269 on his way to a 2-stroke victory at the Tour Championship, his first win in more than five years. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods of the United States celebrates with the Masters Trophy during the Green Jacket Ceremony after winning the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on April 14, 2019 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Tiger Woods of the United States poses with the trophy after the award ceremony following the final round of the Zozo Championship at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club on October 28, 2019 in Inzai, Chiba, Japan. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)
