The Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland was the site of one of Tiger Woods' most significant victories. In the 2000 version of one of golf's most iconic events, he captured his first British Open win to give him a career grand slam. In doing so at the age of 24, he became just the fifth golfer to capture that elusive goal and the youngest to do so by two years (Jack Nicklaus). He finished with a 19-under par, which was a record for all four majors that stood until Jason Day broke it in 2015. He cruised to an eight-stroke win over Thomas Bjorn and Ernie Els. Woods' highest round on the weekend was a 69 on Sunday that gave him his fourth career major title. Woods is seen here teeing off in one of the most picturesque scenes in all of golf. Woods has signed this 2000 British Open 20' x 24' image in black paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated's Five-Step Process.