TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月16日 01時35分

The most thrilling comeback in American sports history had to be completed at Augusta, at the Masters on a Sunday afternoon in April, writes Sean Gregory. After all, the Augusta National Golf Club is where @タイガー・ウッズ, 22 years ago, first burst into our cultural consciousness, like no one we had ever seen before: golf’s first black superstar, a player who everyone figured would rewrite his sport’s record book. By the time he was 32, Woods had won 14 major championships during his astonishing prime. Then came the personal scandal about a decade ago, which the fed tabloids for months and destroyed his marriage. He returned to golf, but kept getting hurt. Woods fell out of the top 1,000 in the world golf rankings. He thought he may never play again. On Memorial Day Weekend in 2017, police found him asleep at the wheel, and arrested him. He had painkillers in his system, and was struggling with managing that pain. Wearing a Green Jacket less than two years later was unimaginable. The 14-year gap between Tiger’s fourth and fifth Masters wins is the largest in golf history. When he tapped in the winning putt, for his 15th career major, Woods screamed and flipped his club. Augusta’s proper “patrons” turned into actual sports fans, celebrating as if their team just won a Super Bowl. “Tiger! Tiger! Tiger!” the fans chanted, pushing up the volume to college football stadium decibel levels. Read the full story at the link in bio. Photograph by Kevin C. Cox (@coxionary)—@gettyimages

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