Tiger Woods 2001 Masters Tiger Slam
The only player to win four consecutive major championships in a one-year period.
Tiger Woods won four consecutive major championships in a one-year period, a feat known as the 'Tiger Slam'. He won the 2000 U.S. Open, 2000 Open Championship, 2000 PGA Championship, and 2001 Masters.
Quick Facts
- Player
- Tiger Woods
- Tournament
- 2001 Masters Tournament
- Venue
- Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia
- Final score
- 268 (20 under par)
- Margin of victory
- 5 strokes
- Runner-up
- David Duval
- Significance
- Second consecutive Masters title; anchor of the 'Tiger Slam' era
Lore & Background
After winning the 2001 Masters, Woods became the only player to win four consecutive major championships in a one-year period. The sequence began with his record-setting 15-stroke victory at the 2000 U.S. Open, followed by the 2000 Open Championship at St Andrews (won by eight strokes), the 2000 PGA Championship, and concluded with the 2001 Masters.
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