Total Green Jackets Won by Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods has won four green jackets at the Masters Tournament. His victories came in 1997, 2001, 2002, and 2005. Each win added to his record total among active players. He is widely cited as the most successful Masters champion in modern golf history Forbes.
The four green jackets place Woods among the all-time leaders at Augusta National. His career Masters record includes multiple top finishes beyond his wins. The tournament remains the most visible symbol of his major championship dominance.
Years and Details of Each Masters Victory
Woods won his first green jacket in 1997 as a 21 year old rookie. He set a record margin of 12 strokes and became the youngest Masters champion at the time Masters.com.
His second green jacket arrived in 2001, completing a career Grand Slam of majors. He won again in 2002, securing his third jacket with a dramatic final round. The 2005 victory marked his fourth green jacket, cementing his legacy at Augusta National ESPN.
Masters Records and Career Context
Woods holds the record for lowest 72 hole score at the Masters, set in 1997. His four green jackets rank behind only Jack Nicklaus, who won six at Augusta National PGA Tour.
The green jacket tradition dates to 1937, with the winner receiving the jacket each year. Woods has been a central figure in Masters history for over two decades. His influence on the tournament and its global audience remains significant SEC.