The 2004 PGA Tour season was played from January 8 to November 7. The season consisted of 48 official money events. Vijay Singh won the most tournaments, nine, and there were 10 first-time winners. The tournament results, leaders, and award winners are listed below. Released on July 14, 2003. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 is the first Tiger Woods game to feature the Gameface (create a player) feature, as well as online play for the PS2 edition.

Welcome to another edition of where we were pleasantly surprised by how much fun (non-)Masters weekend wound up being. I had forgotten so much from Phil Mickelson’s 2004 victory (I was just a senior in college then), and I actually didn’t recall a lot from Tiger Woods’ win last year.

I remembered everything about the momentous occasion, but it was still a treat to watch again, especially with Woods providing commentary throughout. Kudos to Jim Nantz and CBS for such a special broadcast, in particular this part, which might be the best interview Tiger has ever given:It’s getting dusty in here again! Awesome stuff all around. That being said, let’s hope we don’t have to do this next year.WE’RE BUYINGTiger Woods: As mentioned, the Easter Sunday broadcast was pretty special. Based on a quarter century of rather guarded interviews, it was surprising—and great—to see Tiger get so emotional. Perhaps more surprising, though, is that he became social media’s biggest star last week. First, by posting this photo of him hosting a stay-at-home Masters Champions Dinner featuring food he would have had served at the real thing.

LoadingWow, that thing looks comfy. Ludo king game download free apk. By the way, how nice must it be to re-watch your own Masters win? I’m guessing it’s pretty nice—especially in one of those robes.Dakota Cunningham: Usually I’m jealous when I hear other people’s hole-in-one stories, but about a young St. Jude’s patient overcoming leukemia is awesome.

And the 14-year-old didn’t just get lucky with an ace. He’s a total stick who also calmly sank a putt worth $50,000 in front of Justin Rose last year. Speaking of “kids” Collin Morikawa: A year ago, Collin was finishing up his senior year at Cal. He’s a PGA Tour winner, he holds the tour’s longest active made-cut streak and he recently received his first Masters invite. Already one of the world’s best iron players, we caught up with Collin on this week’s Golf Digest Podcast to talk about all that and more.

Turns out, he has some great taste in TV as well. This guy is really going places. Well, after the lockdown, that is.WE’RE SELLINGThe “Mock Masters” final leader board: First off, congrats to Patrick Reed for winning our statistical experiment. No doubt Reed would have enjoyed having Tiger Woods return last year’s favor by slipping the green jacket back on the 2018 winner. But based on the reactions, let’s just say this wasn’t a popular victory. And that a final leader board of Reed winning by three over Corey Conners and Tyrrell Hatton after Tiger, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson all collapsed in the final round?

Thanks, but we’ll stick to re-watching 2019.Cabot St. Lucia’s timing: To be clear, Cabot St. Lucia, which we got a sneak preview of in, looks like it’s going to be awesome. And why wouldn’t it be? It’s a Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw design that’s set to open in 2021 in a spectacular part of the world.

Streeter Lecka/Getty ImagesRandom tournament fact: Luke Donald has five runner-up finishes in this event without a win. Basically, what the U.S. Open is to Phil Mickelson, Hilton Head is to Donald.RANDOM PROP BETS OF THE WEEK—Jim Nantz will record an interview with C.T. Pan for the broadcast this week: 1 MILLION-to-1 odds—Luke Donald would finish runner-up in a “Mock Heritage” simulation: Even odds—I’m going to have nightmares about that snake: LOCKPHOTOS OF THE WEEKLet’s share a couple uplifting stories of life during these scary times. First, Michael Thompson and his wife, Rachel,. LoadingNever mind. Keep working on it, Viktor.

You’ve got time.QUOTE OF THE WEEKThat might be the greatest quote of all time.THIS AND THATEuropean Tour pros have been told when play resumes, including reduced tournament purses. The PGA of America and USGA have earmarked millions of dollars to help club pros, course employees and other workers affected by COVID-19 shutdowns.

That’s better. This week’s podcast guest, Collin Morikawa, and a bunch of other tour pros including John Daly, Michelle Wie and Jimmy Walker will presented by MGM Resorts. Let’s see if Jimmy is snake-bit at the tables also. Sorry, couldn’t resist. And finally, even with all the Tiger replays in my house, my daughter still calls him “Lion” for some reason:I’m failing as a parent.RANDOM QUESTIONS TO PONDERWho is the best poker player on tour?Did Joe Exotic really do all his own vocals?Is Phil allowed to take that robe off of club grounds? Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our (updated 1/1/2020) and (updated 1/1/20). IF YOU ARE A CALIFORNIA RESIDENT AND WOULD LIKE TO EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO OPT-OUT OF THIRD-PARTY DATA SHARING, YOU MAY DO SO HERE: Do Not Sell My Personal Information.

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Welcome to another edition of where we were pleasantly surprised by how much fun (non-)Masters weekend wound up being. I had forgotten so much from Phil Mickelson’s 2004 victory (I was just a senior in college then), and I actually didn’t recall a lot from Tiger Woods’ win last year. I remembered everything about the momentous occasion, but it was still a treat to watch again, especially with Woods providing commentary throughout. Kudos to Jim Nantz and CBS for such a special broadcast, in particular this part, which might be the best interview Tiger has ever given:It’s getting dusty in here again!

Awesome stuff all around. That being said, let’s hope we don’t have to do this next year.WE’RE BUYINGTiger Woods: As mentioned, the Easter Sunday broadcast was pretty special. Based on a quarter century of rather guarded interviews, it was surprising—and great—to see Tiger get so emotional. Perhaps more surprising, though, is that he became social media’s biggest star last week. First, by posting this photo of him hosting a stay-at-home Masters Champions Dinner featuring food he would have had served at the real thing.

LoadingWow, that thing looks comfy. By the way, how nice must it be to re-watch your own Masters win? I’m guessing it’s pretty nice—especially in one of those robes.Dakota Cunningham: Usually I’m jealous when I hear other people’s hole-in-one stories, but about a young St. Jude’s patient overcoming leukemia is awesome. And the 14-year-old didn’t just get lucky with an ace.

He’s a total stick who also calmly sank a putt worth $50,000 in front of Justin Rose last year. Speaking of “kids” Collin Morikawa: A year ago, Collin was finishing up his senior year at Cal. He’s a PGA Tour winner, he holds the tour’s longest active made-cut streak and he recently received his first Masters invite. Already one of the world’s best iron players, we caught up with Collin on this week’s Golf Digest Podcast to talk about all that and more. Turns out, he has some great taste in TV as well. This guy is really going places.

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Well, after the lockdown, that is.WE’RE SELLINGThe “Mock Masters” final leader board: First off, congrats to Patrick Reed for winning our statistical experiment. No doubt Reed would have enjoyed having Tiger Woods return last year’s favor by slipping the green jacket back on the 2018 winner. But based on the reactions, let’s just say this wasn’t a popular victory. And that a final leader board of Reed winning by three over Corey Conners and Tyrrell Hatton after Tiger, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson all collapsed in the final round? Thanks, but we’ll stick to re-watching 2019.Cabot St. Lucia’s timing: To be clear, Cabot St. Lucia, which we got a sneak preview of in, looks like it’s going to be awesome.

And why wouldn’t it be? It’s a Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw design that’s set to open in 2021 in a spectacular part of the world. Streeter Lecka/Getty ImagesRandom tournament fact: Luke Donald has five runner-up finishes in this event without a win. Basically, what the U.S.

Open is to Phil Mickelson, Hilton Head is to Donald.RANDOM PROP BETS OF THE WEEK—Jim Nantz will record an interview with C.T. Pan for the broadcast this week: 1 MILLION-to-1 odds—Luke Donald would finish runner-up in a “Mock Heritage” simulation: Even odds—I’m going to have nightmares about that snake: LOCKPHOTOS OF THE WEEKLet’s share a couple uplifting stories of life during these scary times. First, Michael Thompson and his wife, Rachel,. LoadingNever mind.

Keep working on it, Viktor. You’ve got time.QUOTE OF THE WEEKThat might be the greatest quote of all time.THIS AND THATEuropean Tour pros have been told when play resumes, including reduced tournament purses. The PGA of America and USGA have earmarked millions of dollars to help club pros, course employees and other workers affected by COVID-19 shutdowns. That’s better. This week’s podcast guest, Collin Morikawa, and a bunch of other tour pros including John Daly, Michelle Wie and Jimmy Walker will presented by MGM Resorts. Let’s see if Jimmy is snake-bit at the tables also. Sorry, couldn’t resist.

And finally, even with all the Tiger replays in my house, my daughter still calls him “Lion” for some reason:I’m failing as a parent.RANDOM QUESTIONS TO PONDERWho is the best poker player on tour?Did Joe Exotic really do all his own vocals?Is Phil allowed to take that robe off of club grounds? Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our (updated 1/1/2020) and (updated 1/1/20).

IF YOU ARE A CALIFORNIA RESIDENT AND WOULD LIKE TO EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO OPT-OUT OF THIRD-PARTY DATA SHARING, YOU MAY DO SO HERE: Do Not Sell My Personal Information. Golf Digest may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.

The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of DISCOVERY GOLF, INC.©2020 DISCOVERY GOLF, INC. All rights reserved.