The record for consecutive cuts made is 113 by Byron Nelson in the1940s. Of course, the most impressive streak of all that Tiger still has alive is his three consecutive victories in the major championships. He will have to wait until The Masters in April to attempt to stretch the streak to four in a row. His last nine rounds in the majors have been under par. He then won seven of his final 10 PGA Tour starts in 1999.
Tiger has one other negative streak to mention.
His average second-round score was 67.53, with 14 rounds in the 60s, including a low of 61 at Firestone. One other streak-type thing worth noting. The conclusion of the Mercedes Championships on Jan. 14 marked the first time Tiger was not No. 1 on the PGA Tour money list in the week following his playing in a tournament since the Monday after the 1999 Sprint International, when he was No. 2 behind David Duval. He won the 1999 NEC Invitational the week after the International to become No. 1 and remained the No. 1 on the money list the rest of 1999. He was No. 1 on the 2000 money list after winning the season-opening Mercedes Championships, but was passed in third week of the season while he was not playing and Jesper Parnevik was winning the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.