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The 18 pages that link to Tiger Woods, each with the reason it gives.

• Jack NicklausCompared with: Comparisons between their major records frame debates about golf's greatest champion.

• World Golf Hall of FameRelated: His career illustrates the modern era represented among the Hall’s honorees.

• Nike, Inc.Related: His Nike endorsement expanded the company's visibility in golf.

• PGA TourRelated: His success greatly increased public attention and business interest in Tour golf.

• Annika SörenstamCompared with: His career offers a prominent parallel in the same era of golf's global expansion.

• Career Grand SlamRelated: He completed the career sweep in 2000 and later held all four titles at once.

• Men's major golf championshipsRelated: His major record and dominance reshaped expectations for championship performance.

• Tom WatsonCompared with: Woods represents a later era of major-championship dominance than Watson’s.

• Ben HoganCompared with: Woods provides a modern comparison for evaluating Hogan’s dominance across different eras.

• PGA ChampionshipRelated: His four PGA Championship titles include consecutive wins in 1999 and 2000.

• Walter HagenCompared with: Woods offers a later example of a champion whose celebrity expanded professional golf’s reach.

• Mickey WrightCompared with: His 82 PGA Tour victories match Wright’s LPGA Tour total, across different tours.

• Professional golfRelated: His success expanded golf's audiences and raised expectations for athletic preparation.

• Rory McIlroyRelated: Woods has been a model and rival for McIlroy, and they later co-founded TGL.

• Phil MickelsonCompared with: Their rivalry defined much of Mickelson’s career in the public imagination.

• Sam SneadCompared with: Woods reached Snead’s career-win total in a later era and with a different playing style.

• Ernie ElsRelated: Woods was a defining rival and opponent during Els's prime.

• Greg NormanCompared with: Woods offers a comparison in sustained dominance and conversion of ranking success into major victories.