Internet Explodes as Tiger Woods’ Hilarious ‘Big Dog’ Meme Dominates the Web!

Tiger Woods is no newcomer to online fame; he stands as the most renowned golfer in global history. With a history marked by both triumphs and setbacks, he has consistently remained a captivating figure—an enduring tale of comebacks, a constant source of quotes around the clock, and even once gracing TRL with frosted tips. The man undeniably commands attention; it’s simply part of who he is.

However, the current scenario sets itself apart.

Throughout Woods’ numerous highs and lows over the years, he has never, and I mean never, witnessed a surge of online popularity quite like the one this week. A seemingly ordinary tap of the send button by No Laying Up on a tweet featuring a screenshot from the recent PNC Championship has transformed Woods into a legitimate meme, capturing the interest of even non-golf enthusiasts.

Running into someone whose name I should definitely remember but I don’t pic.twitter.com/122NZABBNr

— No Laying Up (@NoLayingUp) December 18, 2023

By Thursday morning, this tweet, viewed over seven million times, initiated a gradual buildup, evolving from a trickle to a full-blown river that broke through barriers and inundated Twitterville. Suddenly, individuals from various walks of life found their own interpretations—be it related to golf, finance, the holidays, or copious amounts of drinking. An NFL player even seized the opportunity to leverage it for a Pro Bowl vote. The floodgates weren’t merely open; they were obliterated, swept away in the current.

Thanking the Mall Santa for taking a picture with your kids pic.twitter.com/A5h4iuYy5X

— Shooter McGavin (@ShooterMcGavin_) December 21, 2023

Me to the Home Depot employee when they say drill bits are Aisle 16, bottom left, end of row pic.twitter.com/df5xBk0qov

— Mezz (@for_yield) December 20, 2023

Me to my Uber driver after being nonverbal in the backseat the whole ride pic.twitter.com/bA9gPDKNyO

— SouthernMarshawn Lynch (@BartLongwood) December 20, 2023

Me to my crush in high school so he wouldn’t figure out he was my crush pic.twitter.com/pEzHgf8qGR

— claire rogers (@kclairerogers) December 20, 2023

Me to the wedding bartender as I come up for my 11th vodka soda pic.twitter.com/QAJ2OnEZ4p

— Carolyn Zacharias (@heycarolynz) December 20, 2023

Random dude in his 40s: “get me two gin and tonics and whatever he wants” *points at me blacked out at the bar*
Me: pic.twitter.com/U1Z55PLZSE

— jake Muzzin (@Jake_Muzz8) December 20, 2023

Me to my 9-year-old’s friends, tryna be the cool dad pic.twitter.com/8tzwWCo2tE

— Will Bardwell (@willbardwell) December 21, 2023

Ancient Greeks when you ask what is guarding the entrance to Hades pic.twitter.com/EcV6MhNsDz

— Classical Studies Memes for Hellenistic Teens (@CSMFHT) December 21, 2023

Rolling up at the office holiday party as a fully remote worker pic.twitter.com/mIn9TmvUcl

— Morning Brew ☕️ (@MorningBrew) December 20, 2023

when i’m at the dog park and see a big dog pic.twitter.com/i3oey5i2sh

— mike drinks beer (@mikehunnidproof) December 20, 2023

Me to the people who retweet this tweet#ProBowlVote Blake Ferguson pic.twitter.com/p2BLdynJCG

— Blake Ferguson (@blakeferguson44) December 21, 2023

This meme belongs to the world now pic.twitter.com/556Tz3I9y3

— No Laying Up (@NoLayingUp) December 21, 2023

Consider this just the opening act. There’s an abundance more where these reactions originated, and rest assured, by the time this phenomenon concludes, you may find yourself weary of that infamous pink shirt. Yet, for now, kudos are in order for Big Cat (or should we say Big Dog?). While it might not be his 83rd victory, in today’s digital age, this is the most significant win one can achieve.