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ESPN.com · Aug 9, 2019

What should have been Tiger's victory lap somehow got derailed

JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- The words were spoken a few months ago, in the aftermath of missing a cut, but what Tiger Woods said then seems all the more appropriate now.

"I'm the Masters champion and 43 years old and that's a pretty good accomplishment,'' he said.

It's a shame it wasn't recognized as such back then.

Sure, Woods shares some of the blame for the expectations that followed his unlikely triumph at the Masters, where he claimed a fifth green jacket and 15th major title, completing one of sports more remarkable comebacks from multiple back surgeries, including a spinal fusion that changed his life.

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