'It's come full circle': Tiger Woods pulls off the impossible and mirrors scenes from 1997

Tiger Woods pulled off arguably the greatest comeback sport has ever seen, and in doing so brought back the memories of yesteryear with a sublime final round at Augusta to become Masters champion. Holding his nerve as leader Francesco Molinari faltered, a resurgent Woods continued to press ahead and seal the deal - pulling off a major victory many thought would never be seen again. Tiger Woods came full circle and mirrored scenes of his first Masters victory back in 1997 After pulling off sport's greatest comeback Wood pulled his son Charlie into a huge embrace Woods was met by his mother Kultida and his children Charlie and Sam, and shared a highly emotional moment which brought back echoes of the past. His mother Kultida was stood by the green along with his children as Woods putted to win The emotion poured out as Woods hit the cup and won the Masters with -13 at Augusta After years in the wilderness struggling with injury, Woods has got himself back on top The 43-year-old was the most animated he's ever been on a golf course after defying the odds Speaking in Butler Cabin ahead of receiving his fifth green jacket, Woods said: It's come full circle, I had my dad there in '97 and now I have my kids here today.