With Tiger Woods capturing his fifth Masters and 15th major championship – a victory that transcended sport and permeated the culture because of the lessons it taught us about resilience and determination – we decided to take a look back at all of Woods’ major victories, a pictorial walk through recent history with one of the greatest of all time. Click on any image to enlarge it, launch a slideshow and read about its place in golf history.

1997 Masters – Woods shot 18-under par to win by 12 strokes. His most dominating performance at Augusta was a loud announcement that the golf world was about to change. He became the youngest winner of a major at 21 years, 3 months and 14 days old. It was the largest margin of victory in Masters history. (Photo: Timothy A. Clary, AFP/Getty Images)

2000 Open Championship – The Old Course at St. Andrews was brought to its knees by four sub-70 rounds and a 19-under total. Woods beat Thomas Bjørn and Ernie Els by eight shots to achieve the career Grand Slam. He never found a bunker all week. (Photo: David Cannon, Allsport/Getty Images)

2005 Open Championship – Woods finished at 14-under par to cruise to a five-shot victory ahead of Colin Montgomerie. It was yet another lopsided victory at the Old Course for Woods. It was Woods’ second career Grand Slam and his 10th major – a first for a player younger than age 30 in the professional era. (Photo: Jamie Squire/Getty Images)