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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2008

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The 2008 edition in the Tiger Woods PGA series introduces enhancements and improvements to the previous version without major graphical or gameplay changes. There are new courses (Xbox 360/PS3: 5 new, 16 in total - PS2: 6 new, 18 in total) and different licensed professional golf players to choose from (21 on the Xbox 360/PS3 - 23 on the PS2/Wii).

The Xbox 360, PS2, PS3 and Windows versions allow players to import photos to create in-game faces on the characters based on custom images, using the Xbox Live Vision camera, PlayStation EyeToy, PlayStation Eye or a webcam. Further customizations include clothing, hair or eye color and more. The initial statistics can be improved by completing challenges based on power or putting precision. They can also be raised by performing well in the PGA Tour, taking into account skill shots and not just the overall ranking. Players can unlock additional golfers and spend their winnings in the shop on new equipment.

The game incorporates the FedExCup championship format (a collection of tournaments) with rounds of golf at Westchester Country Club, TPC Boston, Cog Hill, and East Lake. The putt preview has been improved, allowing the player to simulate the ball's path once per individual spot, taking into accounts elements such as power, speed and elevation. On the Xbox 360 and the PS3, shots are not performed using the analog stick, but with the 3-point timed principle for start, power and accuracy. Shot Confidence is a new addition, keeping track of the player's performance on certain courses, for specific puts and using certain clubs. Great performances raise the confidence, which translates into experience and better performance on specific courses. Low confidence leads to lower accuracy, a pumping heartbeat, and rumbling controls on the Wii.

The multiplayer (up to 4 players) has been expanded with GamerNet, where players can create and play custom challenges with their scores posted online (Xbox 360/PS3/Windows).

On the Wii, players can shake the controls to taunt the opponents with 4 different moves, to throw them off. It can be used to influence air conditions, spin, or adds audio distractions. The controls are available in 3 modes: Full Swing (wii remote), Sitting Swing (new, waggle the wii remote) or the classic controls using the nunchuck for analog play. In Full Swing, twisting the wii remote adds hooks and slices prior to shots. Also exclusive to the Wii is a Miniputt mode.

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Then and now: Tiger Woods' equipment, five years after his historic Masters win

Looking back at Tiger Woods' club choices from his 2019 Masters win ahead of his start in the 2024 Masters. (David Cannon/Getty Images)

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Five years ago – yes, it’s been five years already – Tiger Woods captured his fifth green jacket and his 15th career major victory at Augusta National Golf Club.

Five years can be an eternity in the world of golf equipment, where it’s commonplace for manufacturers to create new designs and make technological advancements yearly.

In some ways, Woods has fully capitalized on new upgrades with his equipment. In other ways, Woods is continuing to use the same tried-and-true equipment that he used at The 2019 Masters.

Let’s break down the similarities and differences between Woods’ setup in 2019, and what he’s using this week at the Masters.

At the 2019 Masters, Woods filled the rest of his bag out with TaylorMade Milled Grind Raw wedges (56 and 60 degrees), his longtime Scotty Cameron Newport 2 GSS prototype putter, and a Bridgestone Tour B XS golf ball. He also wore Nike shoes and apparel, too.

Now, let’s fast forward to this week.

Woods' TaylorMade Qi10 LS (Low Spin) 10.5-degree driver head. (Credit GolfWRX)

Woods is currently using TaylorMade’s new Qi10 metalwoods, including a Qi10 LS (Low Spin) 10.5-degree head (which is lofted down to 9.75 degrees), and a Qi10 Tour 15-degree head (which is lofted down to 13.5 degrees).

Woods switched into the Qi10 LS driver at the 2023 Hero World Challenge , and he switched into the Qi10 Tour 3-wood at the 2024 Genesis Invitational .

While Woods is taking advantage of the modern technology in his longer woods, he continues to use the M3 5-wood that released to the public in 2018, and he used to win the Masters.

Woods' TaylorMade M3 5-wood originally released in 2018. (Credit GolfWRX)

After switching to the new Qi10 Tour 3-wood at The 2024 Genesis Invitational, Woods touched on why the 5-wood remains in the bag: “I feel very comfortable with the 3-wood…my 5-wood’s different; it’s old, a little beat up, but it still works.”

Woods has been known to use the 5-wood from various lies, with a number of different trajectories. So, for Woods, the club is more about comfort and versatility than distance and forgiveness, so it remains in the bag, even after all these years.

Although Woods is still using the same P-7TW blade irons from 4-iron to pitching wedge, he’s added a touch of forgiveness at the top of his iron set since 2019, by way of a TaylorMade P-770 3-iron. The P-770 irons have a hollow-body construction and ultra-thin faces to help increase speed and launch compared to his musclebacks.

Woods' custom TaylorMade P-7TW irons (3-PW). (Credit GolfWRX)

Moving along to the wedges, Woods has upgraded from the original Milled Grind Raw 56- and 60-degree wedges in 2019, to the new Milled Grind 4 models. He’s undergone multiple wedge changes since 2019, but he’s always stayed within TaylorMade’s Milled Grind family line.

Woods' TaylorMade Milled Grind 4 wedges in 56 and 60 degrees. (Credit GolfWRX)

And, the putter? That hasn’t changed.

Woods' trademark Scotty Cameron Cherry Bomb Newport 2 GSS prototype putter. (Credit GolfWRX)

Well, the red paint has chipped a bit more along the way, and the wear mark on the dead center of the face has gotten more pronounced, but it’s still squarely in the bag, and still equipped with a Ping PP58 grip.

Woods also still uses a Bridgestone Tour B golf ball, but he switched from the XS model to the lower-spinning X model in 2022, and then in the beginning of 2024, he switched into the upgraded version for more distance off the tee and control around the green.

Woods' Bridgestone Tour B X golf balls. (Credit GolfWRX)

Lastly, of course, Woods is donning his new Sun Day Red brand from head-to-toe at the Masters this year rather than Nike apparel.

Woods wearing his Sun Day Red clothing line during the practice round at the 2024 Masters. (Ben Jared/PGA TOUR)

Should Woods grab the trophy on Sunday at Augusta National, he’ll do so with a whole new look, and a partially new equipment setup, too.

Let’s see if he can turn back the clock once again and capture a sixth green jacket and 16th major victory.

Power ranking all 33 of the past major champions at the 2024 Masters

The beautiful thing about the Masters Tournament is consistency. While other major championships change venues year-to-year, the Masters has a permanent home at picturesque Augusta National Golf Club.

The promise of Amen Corner. The daunting presence of Rae's Creek. The azaleas steeped in spring colors surrounded by majestic Georgia pines, dogwoods and oaks lining the course designed by Bobby Jones and Alister MacKenzie.

All of this — $1.50 egg salad and pimento cheese sandwiches included — has created a sense of nostalgia for the players, the caddies and the fans, and because of that the Masters is universally loved more than any other major. This year's narratives have only strengthened that love .

Will Tiger catch Jack with six Masters wins? Can Rory McIlroy finish off the career Grand Slam? Will Jon Rahm became the fourth golfer to defend his green jacket, or can Scottie affirm his stranglehold as the best golfer in the world? And looking at the vets, is there an AARP member among Phil Mickelson, Fred Couples and Co. who can make a run into the weekend?

What they all have in common is that they are major champions already. From their familiarity with Augusta National to their recent results to their style of play, here's the 33 major champions in this year's field stack up against each other in search of the 2024 green jacket.

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Major Winners Power Ranks in 2024 Masters

1. scottie scheffler.

Major Win(s): 2022 Masters

Why complicate this? He's No. 1 in scoring average and strokes gained, and has two wins and six top-10 finishes already this year. His worst finish in four starts at Augusta National? T19.

2. Rory McIlroy

Major Win(s): 2012, 2014 PGA Championship; 2011 U.S. Open.; 2014 Open Championship

He's the definition of snakebitten at Augusta National. In the battle for that coveted career Grand Slam, McIlroy has seven top-10 finishes in the Masters and 10 top-25 finishes.

3. Jon Rahm

Major Win(s): 2021 U.S. Open; 2023 Masters

Rahm said recently he would welcome LIV Golf moving from its 54-hole format to 72 holes. Because of the lack of PGA stats and the unevenness of his current schedule, the hype surrounding Rahm is a bit quiet for a defending champ. The 29-year-old has finished in the top 10 five of his last six Masters appearances and has never finished worse than T27.

4. Brooks Koepka

Major Win(s): 2017/2018 U.S. Open; 2018/2019/2023 PGA Championship

Koepka silenced the haters with last year's win at the PGA Championship after posting a T2 at the Masters. With a win this weekend, he'd vault to 12th on the all-time majors leaderboard alongside Lee Trevino, Nick Faldo and Phil Mickelson.

5. Hideki Matsuyama 

Major Win(s): 2021 Masters

The 2021 Green Jacket winner finds himself in contention at the Masters more than any other major. Dating back to 2015, he's finished in the top 10 thrice, top 15 five times and top 20 eight times.

6. Collin Morikawa

Major Win(s): 2020 PGA Championship; 2021 Open Championship

The 27-year-old is coming off back-to-back top-10 efforts at the Masters ahead of his fifth appearance at Augusta National.

7. Jordan Spieth

Major Win(s): 2015 Masters; 2015 U.S. Open; 2017 Open Championship

With six top-four showings at Augusta National in 10 appearances, Spieth is always on the short list of contenders, regardless of his drought in majors dating back to 2017.

8. Wyndham Clark

Major Win(s): 2023 U.S. Open Championship

Clark is the hottest golfer in the game not named Scottie Scheffler, ranking third in strokes gained and driving distance, sixth in scoring average and eighth in greens in regulation. But first timers at Augusta National usually face a learning curve.

9. Bryson DeChambeau

Major Win(s): 2020 U.S. Open

The man known for his prodigious power and YouTube channel has never played the Masters well, missing the last two cuts and finishing outside the top 20 in all seven appearances. Nonetheless, his 59 on the LIV Golf tour last year made headlines and he's a crowd favorite.

10. Matt Fitzpatrick

Major Win(s): 2022 U.S. Open

Fitzpatrick doesn't fit the imposing mold of a Scheffler or DJ or DeChambeau, but his iron game is dialed in and he's coming off a top-10 finish at the Masters.

11. Dustin Johnson

Major Win(s): 2016 U.S. Open; 2020 Masters

In prioritizing family (and a giant paycheck) with his move to LIV Golf, Johnson seems at peace. But he knows his legacy his built on major wins, and a three-year drought and a T48 effort at last year's Masters isn't cutting it after his five straight top 10s at Augusta National from 2015-20.

12. Cameron Smith

Major Win(s): 2022 Open Championship

Another LIV Golf defector, Smith has four top-10 efforts in the last eight majors, including a 2022 Claret Jug. To boot, he has four top-10 efforts in his seven Masters appearances.

13. Justin Thomas

Major Win(s): 2017/2022 PGA Championship

Last year was one to forget for Thomas, who missed the cut at the Masters, U.S. Open and Open Championship and finished T65 at the PGA. He also struggled in the Ryder Cup, so this'll be the first big step toward redemption in 2024.

14. Justin Rose

Major Win(s): 2013 U.S. Open

Rose has had his share of near-misses at Augusta National with two runner-up finishes and six top-10s, the last coming in 2021.

15. Adam Scott

Major Win(s): 2013 Masters

From 2011-15, Scott finished top 10 in 11 of 20 majors, including his Masters win. But it's been four years since he was last in contention in a major.

16. Tiger Woods

Major Win(s): 1997/2001/2002/2005/2019 Masters; 1999/2000/2006/2007 PGA Championship; 2000/2002/2008 U.S. Open; 2000/2005/2006 Open Championship

Word is Tiger's moderately healthy and striping the ball on the range at Augusta National. Doubters said he was done in 2019. No one dares say that now about the 48-year-old, who has nothing left to prove in his chase of Jack.

17. Phil Mickelson

Major Win(s): 2004/2006/2010 Masters; 2005/20221 PGA Championship; 2013 The Open Championship

The man loves Augusta National like Kelce loves T-Swift. In the Masters, Lefty has three wins, 16 top-10 finishes, five third-place finishes and two runner-up showings, including in 2023.

18. Patrick Reed

Major Win(s): 2018 Masters

Since winning the Masters in 2018, Reed has shined with T10, T8 and T4 finishes at Augusta National. Hate him or not for some controversial calls, but the man plays well at the Masters.

19. Jason Day

Major Wins(s): 2015 PGA Championship

Day completed the runner-up Grand Slam last year with a T2 at the Open Championship, but he hasn't contended at Augusta National since a T5 in 2019.

20. Shane Lowry

Major Win(s): 2019 Open Championship

With four straight top-25 finishes at the Masters and a T3 in 2022, Lowry is a solid darkhorse pick.

21. Sergio Garcia

Major Win(s): 2017 Masters

Since his breakthrough in 2017, El Niño's missed 14 of 21 cuts at majors without a single top-20 appearance.

22. Brian Harman

Major Win(s): 2023 The Open Championship

After two straight missed cuts at the Masters, it's safe to say the LIV golfer and Augusta National don't marry well.

23. Bubba Watson

Major Win(s): 2012/2014 Masters

Everyone remembers Watson's wedge from the woods to secure the 2012 Masters win, but Bubba hasn't been in contention at Augusta National since a T5 finish in 2018.

24. Keegan Bradley

Major Win(s): 2011 PGA Championship

His lack of a top-20 finish in seven Masters appearances isn't inspiring.

25. Charl Schwartzel

Major Win(s): 2011 Masters

The only Masters winner to finish with four straight birdies and also the Inaugural winner on the LIV Golf tour, Schwartzel is just two years removed from a top-10 finish at Augusta National.

26. Lucas Glover

Major Win(s): 2009 U.S. Open

Last year Glover became the third player in his 40s to win back-to-back weeks on the PGA Tour, but Masters success has eluded him. He's made just five of nine cuts at Augusta National with a T20 his best result way back in 2007.

27. Danny Willett

Major Win(s): 2016 Masters

Willett never recaptured his form from 2016 and has proven boom or bust at the Masters, missing the cut in five of his nine appearances while finishing first, T12, T25 and T38 in the other four.

28. Fred Couples

Major Win(s): 1992 Masters

The gold standard in modern golf for the perfect swing, Couples holds the record for oldest player to make the Masters cut at 63. Why can't he do it at 64?

29. Gary Woodland

Major Win(s): 2019 U.S. Open

Never consistent at Augusta National, Woodland has missed the cut every even year starting in 2018.

30. Zach Johnson

Major Win(s): 2007 Masters; 2015 Open Championship

Johnson hasn't been in contention at Augusta National since a T9 finish in 2015.

31. Vijay Singh

Major Win(s): 1998/2004 PGA Championship, 2000 Masters

The Fijian is a staple on the PGA Tour Champions, but he hasn't made a Masters cut since 2018.

32. Mike Weir

Major Win(s): 2003 Masters

The Canadian has made only one Masters cut in his last eight appearances, coming back in 2020.

33. José María Olazábal

Major Win(s): 1994/1999 Masters

It's been ages since the 58-year-old Spaniard made a dent at Augusta National, Olazábal making just one cut in his last eight appearances.

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The Masters 2024: Top 10 best prop bets at Augusta National include Tiger, Scheffler wagers

The biggest week in golf is upon us, and we are only a day away from the first-round tee-off at Augusta National to begin the first major of the year, The Masters .

Tiger Woods became emotional while discussing his participation in this year's Masters at a tournament press conference as he begins his pursuit of another green jacket. Woods first played at Augusta National at the age of 19 in 1995, 29 years ago.

Scottie Scheffler , the 2022 Masters champion, is favored to win another major title at The Masters ahead of the defending champion, Jon Rahm , setting the scene for thrilling action.

Here are the top 10 prop bets for The Masters, according to DraftKings .

2024 Masters odds: Scottie Scheffler favorite over star-studded field at Augusta

The Masters 2024 top 10 prop bets

All prop bets are as of Wednesday, according to DraftKings .

Leader After Round 1 and Win: Scottie Scheffler (+2000)

Scottie Scheffler, the world's top-ranked golfer, is favored to win his second green jacket at 88th edition of the first major of the year at Augusta National and goes in as the tournament favorite with a +400 odds to win.

Rory McIlroy Birdies in Round 1: Over 3.5 (-105)

At the 2024 Players Championship, Rory McIlroy tied the record for the most birdies in a first round with 10 and finished tied for 19th in the PGA Tour event.

Rory McIlroy is entering his 16th Masters tournament with the hopes of winning his first green jacket, and his 10th attempt to complete the career Grand Slam. Currently, McIllroy is the second favorite player in pre-tournament odds to win The Masters, at +1100.

Jon Rahm to finish in the Top 10 (+115)

Jon Rahm, the 2023 Masters champion, is making his eighth Masters appearance and has top 10 finishes in five of the past six years at Augusta National. Rahm joined LIV Golf in December for a reported $350 million multiyear deal.

Tigers Woods to finish in the Top 5 (+550)

Tiger Woods has finished in the top 5 twelve times in his 25 appearances at The Masters. Outside from Woods' wins in 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005 and 2019, Woods finished in the top 5 in 2000, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, and 2013.

Tiger Woods is aiming for his sixth Masters championship and said he believes that if "everything comes together," at Augusta National, then he could win one more green jacket. This will be Woods' 26th appearance at the first major of the year.

Xander Schauffele to make the cut (-1100)

Xander Schauffele has only missed the cut at the Masters once in the last five years which was in 2022.

Xander Schauffele is another pre-tournament favorite to win The Masters in his seventh appearance at Augusta National. Schauffele has top 10 finishes in the last five years at the major including runner-up to Tiger Woods in 2019.

Phil Mickelson to miss the cut (-150)

Phil Mickelson missed the cut three times at The Masters in 1997, 2014, and 2016. Mickelson did not participate in the 2022 Masters after taking a break from golf for a few months.

Phil Mickelson will make his 31st appearance at The Masters. In the final round of 2023 The Masters, Mickelson shot an impressive score of 65 and finished as the runner-up behind Jon Rahm, which is the highest finish ever achieved by a player aged 50 or older at Augusta National.

Lowest Tournament Score by a LIV Golfer: Brooks Koepka (+600)

Brooks Koepka came in second place along with Phil Michelson at the 2023 Masters tournament and this would be his ninth appearance at Augusta National. Koepka has managed to secure top 12 finishes in four of his last six Masters starts. In June 2022, Koepka signed a deal with LIV Golf that was worth more than $100 million.

Scottie Scheffler to win by 2 or More Shots (+550)

Scottie Scheffler is set to play in his fifth Masters tournament. He won the 2022 Masters by three strokes, beating Rory McIlroy out for his first green jacket.

Hideki Matsuyama to finish in the top 30 (-275)

Hideki Matsuyama is making his 13th Masters appearance and won the 2021 Masters to become Japan's first male major champion. Outside of taking the green jacket in 2021, Matsuyama has eight top 20 finishes in the past nine years.

Matt Fitzpatrick to finish in the top 40 (+115)

Matt Fitzpatrick has finished inside the top 15 at Augusta National for the past two years. He's making his 10th appearance at the Masters.

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