Only one man has worn the Green Jacket more than times than Tiger Woods in the history of the Masters tournament.
But when the World No 1 takes to the course this week, he will be aiming for a fifth title at Augusta - and he is hotly tipped to achieve that feat in 2013.
Although he has not won the Masters since 2005, there is good reason to back him eight years on.
During his Masters-winning years (1997, 2001, 2002 and 2005), Tiger never won more than two pre-Masters tournaments as you can see below.
But Tiger is well and truly on the prowl in 2013 and has picked up three tournament wins in 2013 so far to leave him well placed ahead of the season's first Major. He also earned more than $3.5 million in prize money - far more than the same point in '97, '01, '02 or '05 which is particularly impressive considering the fact that he has entered just five tournaments this year.
The momentum may be with Tiger but it is important to sound a note of caution.
In 2000, 2003 and 2008, Woods did win three PGA tournaments in the lead up to the Masters but failed to emerge victorious. However, having said that, he placed well in 2000 and 2008, finishing in the Top 5 both times.
1997 (Woods' first full season as a pro)
Mercedes Championship – Winner
Phoenix Open – tied for 18th
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am – tied for 2nd
Nissan Open – tied for 20th
Bay Hill Invitational – tied for 9th
The Players’ Championship – tied for 31st (the only tournament where he failed to make par)
Prize Money Earned prior to Masters: $480,350
2001
Mercedes Championship – tied for 8th
Phoenix Open – tied for 5th
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am – tied for 13th
Buick Invitational – 4th
Nissan Open – tied for 13th
Bay Hill Invitational – Winner
The Players’ Championship – Winner
Prize money earned: $2,255,856
2002
Mercedes Championship – tied for 10th
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am – tied for 12th
Buick Invitational – tied for 5th
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship – tied for 33rd
Genuity Championship – 2nd
Bay Hill Invitational – Winner
The Players’ Championship – tied for 14th
Prize money: $1,677,500
2005
Mercedes Championship – tied for 3rd
Buick Invitational – Winner
Nissan Open – tied for 13th
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship – tied for 17th
Ford Championship at Doral – Winner
Bay Hill Invitational – tied for 23rd
The Players’ Championship – tied for 53rd
Prize money: $2,427,088
2013
Farmers Insurance Open – Winner
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship – tied for 33rd
The Honda Classic – tied for 37th
WGC-Cadillac Championship – Winner
Arnold Palmer Invitational – Winner
Prize money: $3,787,600