He contended for a fifth Masters title when some wondered if he'd even make the cut. He took a big step toward winning back many of the fans who were appalled that he cheated on his wife with numerous mistresses.

But came to Augusta National to win.

So, when Woods strolled off the 18th green, having rolled in a birdie putt that only assured he would finish tied for fourth, he saw no reason to celebrate. He had finished five strokes behind winner Phil Mickelson.