Tiger Woods’ lowest nine-hole score in professional competition is an incredible 29, a number he achieved multiple times during his career. Shooting 29 means Woods played nine holes at seven under par, showing his rare mix of power, precision, and confidence. One famous example came at the 1997 Phoenix Open, where he made birdies in bunches and dominated the course. Woods also shot 29 at other PGA Tour events, proving it was no fluke. These rounds highlighted his ability to go on scoring streaks and overwhelm competitors in a short span. It remains one of golf’s memorable nine-hole performances ever.
