AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods won’t be competing at the Masters this week. He’s recovering from surgery on his ruptured Achilles.&nbsp;

Steve Williams won’t be caddying at Augusta this week. He’s home in New Zealand enjoying retirement from full-time caddie life.&nbsp;

Both, though, will be remembered this week at Augusta National — and surely featured on TV broadcasts — because it’s the 20th anniversary of Woods’ iconic chip-in on the 16th green in the final round of the 2005 Masters.&nbsp;

It was the highlight — the exclamation point — of Woods’ fourth of five career Masters victories.&nbsp;

Both will be remembered this week at Augusta National — and surely featured on TV broadcasts.{ai:summary}<p>Tiger Woods will not participate in the Masters this week due to recovery from Achilles surgery. Caddie Steve Williams is also absent, enjoying retirement. This year marks the 20th anniversary of Woods' famous chip-in on the 16th green during the 2005 Masters. </p><p>#sports</p>

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