The remarkable stats and facts behind Tiger Woods' Masters win

Woods’ fall from the summit of the game has been well-documented, but the 43-year-old rose like a phoenix from the ashes of his career to win his first Major in over a decade… and his first with his two children watching on.

Some of the statistics from Woods’ win are eye-catching to say the least. Here are the pick of them…

– Masters victory makes it 15 career Majors for Woods – second only to Jack Nicklaus on 18.

– 2019 is Woods’ fifth Masters title – second only, again, to Jack Nicklaus.

– His 2019 title comes 14 years after his last win at Augusta, the longest gap between titles in the history of the tournament.

– At 43 years old, Woods is the oldest Masters Champion since Jack Nicklaus in 1986.

– Woods had never previously come from behind in a final round to win a major. He trailed by two starting his final round at Augusta.

– Woods was ranked 780th in the world at the start of the 2017 Masters. Two years later and he is up to sixth in the rankings.