Verne Lundquist Retires After 40 Years at the Masters, Tiger Woods Honors Him

As Verne Lundquist concludes his final Masters broadcast, Tiger Woods pays tribute during a challenging tournament for the golf legend.

Verne Lundquist, a veteran broadcaster, retires after 40 years of covering the Masters at Augusta National.
Tiger Woods, amidst one of his poorest performances at the Masters, takes a moment to honor Lundquist at the 16th hole.
Lundquist's career is marked by iconic calls, including Woods' famous chip-in in 2005.
Despite a high score, Woods receives applause for his efforts and sportsmanship during the tournament.
Lundquist's emotional farewell includes heartfelt thanks and reflections on his storied career.