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'''Eldrick Tont Woods''' (born 1975), who goes by his nickname, '''Tiger''' (which he later changed to his legal name), is a professional [[golf]]er. He has won only 1 major golf tournament in the past ten years. In his career, he has won fifteen majors, second only to [[Jack Nicklaus]]' record haul of eighteen. On October 27, 2019, Woods tied Sam Snead's record of 82 PGA Tour victories.<ref>https://www.pgatour.com/news/2019/10/27/tiger-woods-ties-sam-snead-82-wins-pga-tour-record-zozo-championship.html</ref>  Tiger Woods reportedly declined an offer of $700-800 million to join [[LIV]].

'''Eldrick Tont Woods''' (born 1975), who goes by his nickname, '''Tiger''' (which he later changed to his legal name), is a professional [[golf]]er. He has won only 1 major golf tournament in the past ten years. In his career, he has won fifteen majors, second only to [[Jack Nicklaus]]' record haul of eighteen. On October 27, 2019, Woods tied Sam Snead's record of 82 PGA Tour victories, but has not won any more since then.<ref>https://www.pgatour.com/news/2019/10/27/tiger-woods-ties-sam-snead-82-wins-pga-tour-record-zozo-championship.html</ref>  Patriotic, Tiger Woods reportedly declined an offer of $700-800 million to join the [[Saudi Arabia]]-funded [[LIV]] in order to remain with the [[American]] PGA organization.

Tiger Woods repeatedly declined attempts by the [[liberal media]] to elicit criticism of President [[Donald Trump]], who presented Woods the [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]].<ref>https://www.distractify.com/p/is-tiger-woods-a-trump-supporter</ref>  In the 1990s, Tiger Woods declined an invitation by [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] President [[Bill Clinton]] to meet him at the [[White House]].

Tiger Woods repeatedly declined attempts by the [[liberal media]] to elicit criticism of President [[Donald Trump]], who presented Woods the [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]].<ref>https://www.distractify.com/p/is-tiger-woods-a-trump-supporter</ref>  In the 1990s, Tiger Woods declined an invitation by [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] President [[Bill Clinton]] to meet him at the [[White House]].

Woods' 2000-01 run of four consecutive major titles is the greatest of the modern era. Dubbed the "Tiger Slam" by the media, he won the 2000 US Open, the 2000 Open Championship, the 2000 PGA Championship and the 2001 [[Masters]]. It is currently the closest any golfer has come to replicating Bobby Jones' true (single season) grand slam of the 1930 Open Championship, 1930 US Open, 1930 US Amateur and the 1930 British Amateur (the major titles of his day).<ref>https://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/tour/us-masters/masters-history-records/players-won-golf-grand-slam-154520</ref>

Woods' 2000-01 run of four consecutive major titles is the greatest of the modern era. Dubbed the "Tiger Slam" by the media, he won the 2000 US Open, the 2000 Open Championship, the 2000 PGA Championship and the 2001 [[Masters]]. It is currently the closest any golfer has come to replicating Bobby Jones' true (single season) grand slam of the 1930 Open Championship, 1930 US Open, 1930 US Amateur, and the 1930 British Amateur (the major titles of his day).<ref>https://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/tour/us-masters/masters-history-records/players-won-golf-grand-slam-154520</ref>

By 2000, Woods became the most overpromoted favorite of the [[liberal media]] in the world.  He had estimated 5-year endorsement deals worth $100 million with [[Nike]], worth $30 million apiece from American Express and Buick, and $2 million apiece from Rolex and Wheaties.<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tiger-inks-the-100m-deal/</ref> He appeared frequently on magazine covers and Nike ads, despite a gap of eleven years without winning a major tournament until he regained the [[Masters]] title in 2019.  At the Masters in 2013, he was given merely a two-stroke penalty for a rules infraction that many felt should have resulted in disqualification from the tournament.<ref>http://omg.yahoo.com/blogs/celeb-news/tiger-woods-responds-disqualification-controversy-masters-lindsey-vonn-161536057.html</ref>

By 2000, Woods became the most overpromoted favorite of the [[liberal media]] in the world.  He had estimated 5-year endorsement deals worth $100 million with [[Nike]], worth $30 million apiece from American Express and Buick, and $2 million apiece from Rolex and Wheaties.<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tiger-inks-the-100m-deal/</ref> He appeared frequently on magazine covers and Nike ads, despite a gap of eleven years without winning a major tournament until he regained the [[Masters]] title in 2019.  At the Masters in 2013, he was given merely a two-stroke penalty for a rules infraction that many felt should have resulted in disqualification from the tournament.<ref>http://omg.yahoo.com/blogs/celeb-news/tiger-woods-responds-disqualification-controversy-masters-lindsey-vonn-161536057.html</ref>