Tiger Woods snap-hooked his tee shot on 13 into the woods, and reacted by dropping an f-bomb that was caught on CBS’ microphones.  A few minutes later commentator Ian Baker-Finch apologized to any viewers who might have been offended by Tiger’s potty mouth.

Golf writer Geoff Shackelford tweeted out the offending video.

He’s back!! RT @mshamburger1: Tiger with f-bomb after horrible drive, still makes birdie. http://t.co/gHmUznFp7Z https://t.co/84BTyIy95E

— Geoff Shackelford (@GeoffShac) April 11, 2015

Oh yeah…and Tiger found his ball, chipped out, wedged on, and then made the putt for birdie.

Part of the Masters traditions is the par-3 contest, and today Jack Nicklaus wowed the crowd by scoring a hole-in-one on the 4th hole.   Kevin Streelman defeated Camilo Villegas in a playoff, meaning he won’t win the main tournament.

Watch the #par3contest holes-in-one from @jacknicklaus, @TrevorImmelman, @Afidominguez, and @CamiloVillegasR https://t.co/dvRqkvdri5

— Masters Tournament (@TheMasters) April 8, 2015

My two favourite calls from The Masters both came from Verne Lundquist.  I looked all over YouTube for them and this is as good as I could find (most clips either had some other commentary or lame music over the actual audio). The clip is from the TSN SportCenter Top 10 Masters Moments back a few years ago, with an obvious Canadian bias as Mike Weir’s 2003 win was number 1.

The key calls are numbers 3 (Tiger’s chip-in on 16 back in 2005 with the “In your life…” call) and  2 (Jack Nicklaus in 1986 on 17’s “Yes Sir!”).

Bonus for number 5 when Tiger completes his “Tiger Slam”, winning all four major titles in a row, and you can hear Ken Venturi say what will be true forever, “Something I dreamt I would never see and I thought that no one would ever do”.

UPDATE – the TSN clip is no longer available so I replaced it with another one.  You still get Verne’s two calls.