2: Years old when he appeared on “The Mike Douglas Show.”
5: Years old when he appeared on ABC’s “That’s Incredible.”
7: Number of back surgeries.
8: Number of Ryder Cups. The U.S. won just one of those (1999).
11: Times named PGA Tour Player of the Year. First.
12: Age when he first broke 70 on a regulation golf course.
13: The number of wins in 37 Ryder Cup matches. 13-21-3.
15: Margin of victory at 2000 U.S. Open, largest for a major.
15: Majors won. Second to Jack Nicklaus (18)
20: Career holes in one, three as a professional.
24: Consecutive cuts at Masters. First.
82: PGA Tour wins. Tied for first with Sam Snead
41: Finish in first major, 1995 Masters as an amateur.
43: Age when he won his last major, 2019 Masters.
142: Record consecutive-cut streak from 1998-2005.
199: PGA Tour top 10 finishes. First, one more than Phil Mickelson.
281: Consecutive weeks as No. 1 player in the world.
291: The number of days it took to get to No. 1 in world from first round as pro.
683: Record weeks at No. 1 in the world.
120,999,166: Record amount of dollars won on PGA Tour.
1,300,000,000: Net worth (1.3 billion), according to Forbes.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Tiger Woods turns 50: His life, legendary golf career by the numbers
Reporting by Tom D’Angelo, Palm Beach Post / Palm Beach Post
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