Tiger Woods at the Masters: Remembering the golf legend's feats at Augusta

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Tiger Woods could very well be playing at The Masters this week as speculation has ramped up about his status for the tournament following his appearance at Augusta National.

Woods has only played in one competitive event since suffering devastating injuries to his leg in a Los Angeles car crash in February 2021. He would recover well enough to play at the PNC Championship in December but said the biggest obstacle he faced was whether he can walk an entire course.

Woods said he would make a "game-time decision" to play Augusta.

"I will be heading up to Augusta today to continue my preparation and practice. It will be a game-time decision on whether I compete," he tweeted Sunday.

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With the potential of him playing at Augusta, read below to remember his time at one of the most famous golf courses in the world.

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Tiger Woods hits a bunker shot during the 1995 Masters Tournament. (Augusta National/Getty Images)

Woods made his debut as an amateur. He qualified for the tournament after winning the 1994 U.S. Amateur. He was 19 at the time and still attending Stanford. He made the cut and finished 41st in the field.

Tiger Woods receives the Masters green jacket from 1996 Masters champion Nick Faldo after Woods won the 1997 Masters Tournament on April 13, 1997. (Timothy A. Clary/AFP via Getty Images)

Woods burst onto the professional golf scene in April 1997 and dominated. He won definitively over Tom Kite and Tommy Tolles, shooting an 18-under par. It was the largest margin of victory for any Masters win and he was the youngest to ever get the famous green jacket.

Woods would win his second green