April 13, 1997, remains one of the most significant dates in the annals of golf, marking the day when Tiger Woods, then just 21 years old, not only won the Masters but did so in a fashion that redefined the sport. His record-setting victory by a staggering 12 strokes at Augusta National Golf Club was not merely a win; it was an announcement of a new era in golf, underscored by youth, determination, and an unyielding pursuit of excellence.
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