The Masters - Final Round
Kevin C. CoxAUGUSTA, GEORGIA – APRIL 14: (Sequence frame 6 of 12) Tiger Woods of the United States celebrates after making his putt on the 18th green to win the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on April 14, 2019 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

If the back nine at Augusta National on Sunday (re) taught us anything, it's that this is Tiger Woods' world, we're just living in it. With an 14-year chasm between green jackets, however, it's safe to say said world has changed a lot since the Tiger last waltzed into Butler Cabin a Masters champion. How much exactly? Well, let's take a stroll down Magnolia Memory Lane, all the way back to 2005 where trucker hats dotted the standard-definition landscape, the president was still a reality TV star, and the man they call Big Cat just notched number nine into the old black belt. Perhaps then—with a little help from Brangelina, of course—we can finally put number 15 in perspective.

In 2005…

Michael Scott looked like this

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SportsCenter looked like this

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This was the Toyota Camry

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The Washington Nationals were just beginning their first season in D.C.

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Mitchell Layton

Dubya still had four more years

50 Cent's "Candy Shop" was the number-one song in America

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Star Wars was still a month from hitting theaters…Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, that is

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…and Sahara was leading the weekend box office

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This was Dustin Johnson's Coastal Carolina golf team photo

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Survivor was in its 10th season (there are 38 now)

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Brangelina was just blooming

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Gregg DeGuire

The Rock had hair

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John Shearer

Xbox 360 was introduced, with Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 available at launch

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YouTube was two months old

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