BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Have a look back at Tiger Woods' historic Masters win three years ago today.</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, APRIL 13, 1997) JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: Tiger Woods has taken the Masters by the tail. Sunday, the 21-year-old golfer became the youngest person ever to win the tournament, and the first African-American to do so. He did it with style and a record-breaking score, an 18 under par, 12 strokes away from his nearest competitor. It was the largest margin of victory ever at the Masters, eclipsing even champion Jack Nicklaus' score in 1965.</s>DAN RONAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: From the moment he hit the first tee shot on the number one through the 18th hole, when he hit his shot to win the tournament, everyone was following him. We were just in awe of what we were seeing. It was pretty phenomenal, and he handled himself with such dignity at the 18th green, when he won the tournament, going over and finding his father, coming out, embracing his dad, the big scene on the green, and the big swarm of people. He handled it with such dignity and such class, it was, it was a truly amazing moment in sports. He was playing against the greatest players in the world. And to be so young, in his early 20s at the time, and then to beat them, and to go out Sunday ahead by seven, eight strokes since the start of the tournament. No one had ever seen anything like that. It was phenomenal.
CNN 20: Tiger Woods Wins '97 Masters, April 13, 1997