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Happy 37th birthday, Tiger Woods!

Stanley Chou

Tiger Woods turned 37 on December 30. The former No. 1 has been stuck for four years at 14 in his quest to surpass Jack Nicklaus’ 18 major championship titles, but three PGA Tour victories in 2012 showed Tiger’s protege, Rory McIlroy, that the old man still has some oomph left in those creaky old knees.

As the golfer second only to Sam Snead in all-time tour wins (82-74) prepares to kick off his 17th year as a professional, here’s a video retrospective of some fist-pumping highlights from Woods’ past season (“Not too bad, huh?”):


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