Tiger Woods' Interview In Butler Cabin

Tiger Woods talks with Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo in Butler Cabin after winning the 2019 Masters

[elizabethmcleod]

My Dad in heaven is likely partying right now. He adored Tiger. Congratulations.

[SiLoMixMaster]

We've been telling all the haters for several years that Tiger Woods would win another major, definitely one of the best Masters tournaments i've ever seen. Magic.

[BriansThing]

I grew up as a little kid watching Tiger dominate. Now that I am older I have a entirely new appreciation of his competitive drive and perseverance.

[KKG]

I was graduating high school when Tiger Woods first won at Augusta. I remember being at work and finding out about his fall from grace in 2009. 10 years of horrible mistakes, personal issues, mental issues, character issues. To see him SOMEHOW PERSIST, introspect, change and become is really beyond words. For his children to see their father overcome and excel at his very calling in life; as a father myself that is tremendously inspiring. All of us are leaders, if not in family, community or the workplace, then at least in our own lives. And the persistence to overcome and compete against one’s own limitations and expectations, one’s own inner demons, to set an example in not just results, but character - that is what is so inspiring about this Tiger Woods and this victory.

[felixmadison]

Tiger became a champion, then a legend, then a champion again...and will always be a legend.

[lessnoise]

The best interview with Tiger ever. Many have been pulling for you. A great story of determination, perserverence, redemption and grace. A poetic waypoint of the greatest comeback in sports history to a Shakesperian tale of class act all around

[stevewildasin]

Amazing comeback. In golf and in life. Congrats Tiger. Keep it going.

[maryalico]

Tiger is a champion in every sense. The not give up attitude, the massive work day in and day out and the constant belief he would return says volumes. He is a shining star and should be an example to many. I am in awe and it pushes me to be the best I can be.

[reimannx]

Even 2 days later, I cannot stop replaying this over and over again.
Tiger, thank you.

[tehaueter]

Love the mature Tiger Woods...so humble and gracious...he's been through so a lovable champion for all to what a win!!!

[MrBank]

Tiger is an inspiration to all of us. Yes... he is a flawed individual, but we all are. He made mistakes and had bad judgement at times in his life, but what he accomplished is incredible. His fight and determination are phenomenal.

[freshcoastfreak]

Jim Nantz ended that interview masterfully, very well spoken!

[johnypirelli]

Jim’s comments at the end of this video around the 13:00 mark are truly exceptional and encapsulates what all of us were feeling about this great moment in sport history 👏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you Tiger for your unique talent and inspiring insights into your golf game, where your mind and body have synchronised to produce a moment of great personal and professional success!
Bravo 👏🏻🇦🇺 and congratulations from an Australian fan !

[yvettebenjamin]

How relaxed and serene he looks. Blessings to Tiger always.

[Sandrae]

I loved the fact that when asked about his mom being there, it was not the gallery walking or the championship wins that matters, but the trips to the pee wee tournaments that his mom often took him to that matters most to him. Simply beautiful.

[CycleCruza]

I can see an epic movie on Tiger Woods in the future that will inspire and motivate people across the world.

[Dmgolfer]

What really separates him from all the other top guys is his consistency. He’s always in the mix in big tournaments. So many top 10s.

[starlitshadows]

"Young man you'll never live to see another day like this at Augusta." "You know what? He was wrong." Pretty incredible what has gone down at this golf course. On two separate occasions with two of the best golfers ever. Perhaps the two greatest moments in golf. You can tell Jim was grateful for having been able to witness it.

[khairilanuarothman]

A fantastic interview in celebration of a masterful win by the ultimate comeback kid.
Perhaps the hand of fate will steadfastly guide him to the 18th major by year's end, and let us all retire after a back to back masters next spring.
Well done and thank you Tiger Woods for keeping the dream alive.👏👏👏👍

[wesgrendo]

I am impressed that TW can play at such an elite level and win The Masters after all of the back problems and surgeries he's had. I've had similar procedures done to my back and can barely throw a baseball. Gives me hope at least. Perseverance and resilience. Big summer ahead for fans of professional golf.