Breaking: As Verne Lundquist finally reveals what Tiger Woods told him on 16 during Masters final round

Legendary sports broadcaster Verne Lundquist concluded his remarkable 40th and final Masters broadcast last weekend, leaving behind a legacy of iconic moments and unforgettable calls. Among those moments was Tiger Woods’ extraordinary chip-in on the 16th hole during the 2005 Masters, a shot that became immortalized not only by Woods’ brilliance but also by Lundquist’s electrifying commentary.

During the final round of the 2005 Masters, Woods’ miraculous chip-in on the 16th hole left fans and announcers alike in awe. Lundquist’s now-famous call, “IN YOUR LIFE have you ever seen anything like that?!” added an extra layer of excitement to the already thrilling moment, as Woods birdied the hole to secure a two-stroke lead over Chris DiMarco.

Reflecting on his illustrious career and the memorable moments he shared with Woods, Lundquist felt compelled to bid farewell to the golfing legend during his final broadcast at Augusta National. Joining Charles Barkley and Ernie Johnson on The Steam Room podcast, Lundquist recounted a heartfelt exchange with Woods on the 16th hole during last Sunday’s broadcast.

Despite Woods struggling on the course, Lundquist expressed his gratitude to the golfer as he approached the 16th green. Woods, acknowledging Lundquist’s appreciation, reciprocated with kind words, affirming their enduring connection forged by that historic chip-in and Lundquist’s iconic call.

However, it wasn’t just Woods’ words that resonated with Lundquist; it was a simple gesture of camaraderie that left a lasting impression. As Woods teed off on the 17th hole and made his way down the fairway, he glanced over at Lundquist and offered a thumbs-up—a gesture that spoke volumes about their bond and shared experiences at Augusta National.

For Lundquist, that thumbs-up from Woods encapsulated the essence of their relationship and served as a poignant moment of closure during his final Masters broadcast. Despite Woods’ challenging performance that day, Lundquist remains confident in Woods’ resilience and determination to return to Augusta and create new memories on golf’s grandest stage.