Tiger Woods will turn 50 on December 30. As things stand he has 82 PGA Tour wins and 15 Majors but the talk now is more of whether he will play on the Champions Tour. His first Major win came over 28 years ago, which ages all of us, and 13 of them came between the final big one of 1999 and the US Open in 2008.

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As Tiger Woods approaches his 50th birthday, SI Golf will count down the biggest moments—the highs and the lows—of his career. We begin with Nos. 50-41.

Kip Henley shared his opinion on Tiger Woods’ game on social media. The veteran caddie is quite active on social media and is known for sharing valuable golf-related advice.

Tiger Woods' former Stanford teammate and NBC commentator Notah Begay III gave a few insights into Tiger and his potential next moves.

Woods’ incredible career saw him win a record-equalling 82 PGA Tour titles, including 15 major championships. The 49-year-old’s impact on the game transcended the sport and he is the reason why so many PGA Tour players earn the kind of money they do in this day and age.

Tiger Woods and Charlie will be absent from this year's PNC Championship but the Langers could face stiff competition from a few up and coming amateurs.