2019 in golf: What was the year's most memorable moment?

So, which particular moment got us all going the most in the past 12 months?

Dan: Need you ask? That would be Tiger at the Masters. I guess specifically the sight of him celebrating on the 18th green, just like the old days. You don’t normally get to turn back time and what a place to do it.

Joe: This may be a sign that I watch far too much golf but mine comes from the Magical Kenya Open of all places back in March. Up-and-coming Italian Guido Migliozzi burst onto the scene in the early stages of the season and this was where his first victory came.

He had a one-shot lead on the last and he then struck a sweet iron from the middle of the 18th fairway and very nearly holed out. I was up off the sofa hands on head, my dogs had no idea what was going on. It was so nearly the perfect finish but still, what an approach to hit on the final hole for your maiden victory.

Leading by one playing the last trying to win your first European Tour event.@guidomigliozzi just did this! pic.twitter.com/1CQTcSSCp8

— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) March 17, 2019

Steve: Tiger, Tiger but, given I don’t want to repeat myself, seeing the sheer bottle displayed by Suzann Pettersen to win the Solheim Cup for Europe was something else. I honestly don’t know how she drew the clubhead back before then producing the ultimate mic drop by announcing her retirement.

Mark: On a personal level it would be Robert Rock’s 60 on Saturday morning at Lahinch. I’d like to give him the Putt of the Decade for what he did on 17 and the smile on his little chops will stay with me for some time. Needing an eagle at the last to do an Oli Fisher he very nearly pulled the unthinkable off and the whole thing helped him to play in another Open up the road in Portrush.