At the 2000 Canadian Open, Tiger Woods pulled off one of the most iconic shots in golf history. On the 18th hole at Glen Abbey, Woods faced a daunting 218-yard shot from a fairway bunker, over water, needing birdie to win. With a six-iron in hand, he launched the ball high into the air, cutting through the wind and clearing the water, landing it just feet from the pin. The crowd erupted. He sank the birdie putt to win, capping an unforgettable moment. That shot embodied Woods' fearless genius and remains one of golf’s most legendary displays of precision and nerve.
