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One of the most dramatic moments of a Wild Friday at the Masters came after Tiger Woods hit an incredible second shot from the trees at the 14th hole that landed on the putting green.

Because the ball was soaring towards the green, Tiger and the fans who were close to him all moved to see where the ball was going. It was then that a security guard rushed to make sure Tiger was safe, but slipped on the sodden ground and seemed to cut off Tiger's ankle while He disappeared.

Tiger limped for a few seconds when the Internet panicked, then headed for the green and sank the birdie putt, to the delight of the security guards.

Tiger Woods after putting the 10th green. (Photo: Rob Schumacher, USA TODAY Sports)

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Dylan Dethier of Golf.com has caught up with the security guard after this wild moment:

"Well, he made a birdie, so I guess everything worked," he told GOLF.com, shaking his head. "Dude, I'm really glad he made a birdie."

Here is the moment, in case you missed it:

The security officer added:

"Now I am everywhere on the Internet," said the officer. "My boss told me – I do not have my phone but he's got it on Bleacher Report.It's going to be everywhere." I guess that's it. already, as everywhere. "

The officer said he did not think he had hit Woods very hard and attributed his reaction to an even greater surprise than an injury. Woods did not look back or say anything to the officer after, he said.

"I mean, I do not know," he says. "Everyone was coming so fast and we are trying to put ourselves in the right place, it's so slippery, I'm fine until I slip … and I'm almost able to get it." Tiger Woods. " That, he says, made his heart beat.

Fortunately, Tiger is doing well and we can all laugh at how crazy this moment was. And good job Dethier to find this guy and have him talk. Here are some good things out there.

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