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Tiger won the 97 Masters by 12 strokes after starting the tournament 4 over after 9 holes... and did that as a 21 year old kid.

I'll be candid and add that I did not get to experience Jack at his prime, unfortunately. While I'm immensely familiar with Jack both on and off the course as he was an idol to both of my parents and I learned about Jack from a young age, I'm sure the fact I did not live through it factors into...

IMO the greatest shot in the history of golf was Tiger's chip at 15 at the 2005 Masters. I love how you can literally see his mental computer churning at 1:08 in that clip. Everything about that shot, that moment, was just spectacular. Hard to believe that was almost a decade and a half ago.

Fair enough, and very well said. I still stand behind my point that the field Tiger faced on Sunday was much more difficult to win against than the usual field Jack faced at Augusta. But like you ended with, this is a purely subjective debate with no way to come to a concrete answer. We're...

He unquestionably did. And that includes some of THE all time greats. But that era did not have anywhere near the sheer depth of talent that the current era does.

But all of Tiger's competition have those same advantages as well. While there were some incredible players in Jack's area, the field at that time was nowhere near as deep as it is today. There are no less than 20 players on tour right now who are fully capable of winning at big events; in...

Was, yes. When all is said and done, Tiger will widely be considered the greatest golfer of all time.

Very well said.