Tiger Woods Turns 50: Celebrating His Unmatched Golf Legacy

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida — Golf legend Tiger Woods will celebrate his 50th birthday on December 30. Known for his transformative impact on the sport, Woods has achieved numerous milestones during his career, and his influence extends far beyond just wins and earnings.

As part of a series commemorating this milestone, GOLF.com is highlighting 50 remarkable statistics about Woods that showcase his greatness. These stats reveal the depths of his talent and competitiveness, as well as his continued relevance in the golf world.

Justin Ray, a noted golf statistician, compiled several of these statistics, many of which reflect how Woods remains unparalleled despite injuries that have restricted his recent play. For instance, Woods has held a record number of wins and maintained impressive statistics throughout his career. He made 142 consecutive cuts from 1998 to 2005, setting a record that stands to this day.

Woods has also captured 82 PGA Tour victories, tied for the all-time lead with Sam Snead, and his impressive tally includes 15 major championships, trailing only Jack Nicklaus‘s 18. In 2000, he had a historic season, winning nine tournaments, three of which were majors.

Off the course, Woods has made significant contributions as an entrepreneur and philanthropist. He founded the Tiger Woods Foundation to support underserved youth and recently ventured into designing golf courses. His business projects extend into luxury apparel and tech-infused golf leagues.

As he turns 50, Woods remains a pivotal figure in golf, combining his impressive athletic achievements with his dedication to growing the sport and engaging with the next generation. Golf fans worldwide look forward to what this next chapter will bring for the iconic player.

“Without my family’s support, I wouldn’t be where I am today,” Woods stated. Celebrations for his birthday will undoubtedly honor not just his past but also his future contributions to golf.