Sports betting fans tuned into the Masters tournament hoping to glimpse online sports betting history in making. But instead of watching Tiger Woods add the first leg of the hallowed Grand Slam to his sportsbetting trophy haul, fans saw him come up short. Woods finishes second at the major event for the second year in a row and online sportsbetting fans will have to wait another year to see Tiger attempt to win the grand slam.
Sportsbetting is full of many great achievements but perhaps there is none more difficult to accomplish than a single season grand slam. No player has ever achieved the mythical Grand Slam and it’s something like the sports betting equivalent of the fountain of youth or the city of gold. It seems possible but no one has actually ever come close to achieving this sportsbetting near impossibility.
Mr Woods is actually the person who has come closest to achieving the monster feat and the only player with even a slim outside chance of accomplishing such a thing according to most online sportsbetting fans. To actually achieve the Grand Slam a player must win the four toughest golf matches in sportsbetting in the same year. That means a player must win the Masters, the US Open, the British Open and the PGA Championship all in the same sports betting calendar year.
Woods came extremely close to this brush with online sportsbetting immortality when he held the titles at all four events simultaneously, but he failed to achieve all four sports betting victories in the same year. For this he was given his own slam by the sports betting community, the Tiger Slam, which no golfer has even come close to achieving. Many in the sports betting community though that this might be the year that Tiger finally nailed the Grand Slam as he was playing so well and dominating the competition by so much prior to the Masters that all things seemed to be lining up perfectly.But that wasn’t the case and Trevor Immelmen played an outstanding tournament, blocking Woods’ quest for sports betting’s Holy Grail.