He's Back... At the 2005 Masters, Tiger Woods made a 15-foot birdie putt, down the slope, on the first extra hole Sunday to defeat Chris DiMarco at Augusta and win his 4th Masters. With the victory, Woods, 29, now has won nine major championships. "This entire week, I hit so many beautiful golf shots," said Woods afterwards. In fact at one point in the tournament, Woods made 16 birdies in a 30-hole stretch. And he turned back DiMarco's surprising challenge with a shot of sheer magic. Tiger made an improbable birdie on the par-3 16th when Woods skipped his chip shot up the slope and watched it crawl 25 feet down to the cup, where it paused for 2 full seconds before dropping. "I would rank that as one of the best ones I've ever hit," Woods said. "It turned things around. It was pretty huge." And the win was huge for Tiger as well. It showed at the closing ceremony, where he cried while dedicating this Masters victory to his father, who was too ill to leave his hotel room. Ultimately, however, all that mattered to Woods was having defending champion Phil Mickelson slip the green jacket over his shoulders in the Butler Cabin, and being a major champion again for the first time in nearly three years. This beautiful collectible includes a hand-signed 2005 Masters Flag and an 11x14 reproduction of the April 18th Sports Illustrated celebrating Tiger's victory. Both handsomely framed and matted in mahogany, UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!) and classic dark green suede matting. Autographed Masters Flags are very difficult to obtain so don't delay in adding this timeless piece to your collection. Click here to view a larger picture of this item.