Tiger Woods | Complete Final Round at the 2018 PGA Championship

Need more Tiger Woods? Here's the entire PGA Championship Live Final Round Featured Group pairing with Tiger Woods and Gary Woodland. Tiger Woods shot a final-round 64 to finish in 2nd place at the 2018 PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis.

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[hoonlee]

Golf without Tiger was like a desert with no oasis. He is the reason i am watching and even playing golf. Just an incredible dominance in a game.

[jasons_supra]

This will go down as one of the greatest rounds ever played

[friscopoenisch]

PGA - the upload of these FULL rounds is unbelievable. Seeing how the players carry themselves between shots, the pace, the methodical attacking of a golf course, the good and the bad. It is a new perspective on rounds for the pros. Please do more full rounds like this!

[jeffrouillard]

I walked the front 9 by myself with Tiger's group on this day. One of the most memorable experiences of my life. His shot on the first par 3 created a crowd roar that I've never heard before.

[jonclay]

More broadcasters need to make content like this available for those of us who cannot see it live - whatever that reason may be (exorbitant TV subscription costs for example). It's great to be able to watch it and if we're to encourage more people to take up the great game, then they need to be able to see it. This will help in my opinion.

[LongshotLennox]

I ain't never really watch golf super seriously, just casually... but damn it's great to see Tiger play. We're really watching the greatest person to ever Golf play. We're blessed to be able to see this man play. It's exciting.

[phillipemery]

People forget that Tiger was just FIVE shots from winning three straight majors during that stretch. He was T6 at Carnoustie (three shots back), lone 2nd here (two shots back), and obviously won at Augusta. It was a solid nine months of sustained excellence with a body that was still far from 100%.

[rgii]

The crowd reaction on #3 is absolutely incredible! Goosebumps!

[marietaylor]

I wish I had a dollar for each time Tiger's name was called on this final round; I would be set for life. I enjoyed watching him play so much this week. No one will ever know how much joy Tiger has brought into my life over his career. He will never know how grateful I am that he came on the scene when he did.

[pamelasimsjones]

I will watch this round many times. Even my non-golf enthusiast friends watched Tiger on Sunday. Haven't had this kind of excitement in the golf world in a while. I'm sure the TV ratings were insane. Golf needs Tiger! The big cat is on the prowl. Go Tiger!

[luckymojo]

when Tiger hits like no fairways, but shoots 6 under?? GOAT

[usernametaken]

Golf has come back to life with Tiger competing again! Tiger Woods IS golf to millions of people. :)

[vincentvincent]

Being a Tiger fan isn’t living life vicariously through him. It’s drawing strength and hope from this champion, when life (and my golf game) gets tough. Thank you, Mr. Tiger Woods. You are human, and so you give us hope.

[seanyoung]

We got what we wanted everyone! FULL VIDEOS! Thank you PGA

[noampitlik]

Watching this really makes me appreciate just how well CBS filmed the Masters every year. The shakey cameras are headache-inspiring.

[quickdeuce]

Thank you for sharing the tournament for those of us who missed it. As the announcers said, Tiger is healthy, he's again relevant, , the GOAT, , he is BACK!

[StudiosSports]

PGA is coming in clutch with this... this is how it should be for every PGA tournament.

[ScratchArkkitehti]

Tremendous....who else get a 4 hour round for a 2nd place finisher? I love it....Haters keep clickin' all youre doing is proving he is the needle.

[Justathought]

What an amazing round, thanks so much to the PGA for posting these!

[MadMaxM]

People will always remember the 2019 Masters. However, his front 9 here was was one of the most incredible displays of shot making I’ve ever seen.