At the announcer’s final Masters, Tiger Woods and Verne Lundquist shared a special moment.

In a heartwarming display of mutual respect and admiration, golf legend Tiger Woods and esteemed CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist shared a poignant moment during the final round of the Masters on Sunday.

Lundquist, who provided commentary at the 2024 Masters for an impressive 40th consecutive year, bid farewell to his illustrious career with CBS. At 83 years old, this event marked his final coverage for the network.

Despite not being in contention on Sunday, Woods displayed his characteristic grace and sportsmanship as he teed off early in the day. As he approached the 16th hole, CBS’ television coverage had yet to commence, with Lundquist seated by a tree near the green, avidly observing the action.

The scene was reminiscent of two titans of their respective fields converging—a man with magic in his hands, observed by a man with magic in his voice. Over the past 25 years, their contributions have defined the essence of The Masters.

Upon completing the hole, Woods made a touching gesture towards Lundquist, extending his hand in a gesture of camaraderie and presumably congratulating him on his incredible career calling the Masters.

Throughout his tenure, Lundquist has delivered unforgettable commentary on some of the most iconic moments in Masters history. One such moment was Tiger’s legendary chip-in for birdie en route to victory at Augusta in 2005. Lundquist’s now-famous exclamation, “In your life, have you ever seen anything like that?” resonates as one of the most celebrated calls in golf history, forever intertwined with Tiger’s legacy.

Despite Woods’ less than stellar performance at the 2024 Masters, his gesture towards Lundquist served as a poignant reminder of the camaraderie and respect that permeate the world of golf, transcending mere competition and highlighting the true spirit of the sport.