Tiger Woods won his Tiger Slam by holding all four Major titles at the one time (but not in the same year). Which tournament and year was his fourth Major win in a row to give him the Slam?

More facts about the Tiger Slam

• The Masters win didn’t come easy. Tiger made bogey at the 1^st in the final round and after David Duval birdied 10 he joined Tiger in the lead. Come the last hole Tiger needed par to win. He birdied in true Tiger fashion.
• All four courses in the Tiger Slam were indisputably great tests of golf; Pebble Beach, St. Andrews, Valhalla, and Augusta.
• There has been another golfer to hold all four majors at the one time – Bobby Jones in 1930. But that was a different era – and a different Slam - as he held the British Open and British Amateur, the US Open and the US Amateur.
• This is the Leaderboard at the end of play in 2001 The Masters.
• Watch Tiger play the last round of his Tiger Slam at Augusta below. If you don’t have two and a half hours to spare you can watch him play the 18^th:  go to 2 hours, 22 minutes in the video.

Some curious facts about Tiger's Grand Slam wins

• Youngest Career Grand Slam: In 2000, Woods became the youngest golfer to achieve a Career Grand Slam, winning all four major championships by the age of 24.

• Record Margins of Victory: During his 2000 U.S. Open win at Pebble Beach, Woods set a record for the largest margin of victory in any major championship, finishing 15 strokes ahead of the runner-up. He also won The Open Championship in 2000 by eight strokes.

• Back-to-Back Major Wins: Woods won back-to-back majors multiple times in his career. Notably, he won the U.S. Open and The Open Championship in 2000, and the PGA Championship in 1999 and 2000.

• Dominance in the Early 2000s: Between 1999 and 2002, Woods won seven out of 11 majors, a level of dominance rarely seen in golf history.

• Multiple Wins at Each Major: Woods has won each of the four major championships at least three times, showcasing his versatility and skill across different types of courses and conditions.

• Career Grand Slam Three Times Over: If counting his wins, Woods has achieved the Career Grand Slam three times over, having won each major at least three times.