Tiger Woods Birth Chart

Tiger Woods's Sun, Moon and Rising

Sun in Capricorn is often associated with patient ambition, taking a goal seriously and wanting effort to become something solid. Woods's official biography records fifteen major championships. It also records holding all four professional major titles at the same time in 2001. Those are clear sporting achievements beside the Capricorn description of working toward a definite result.

Capricorn is more human than the stereotype of someone who only cares about success. It is often linked with being willing to do the ordinary work behind a big aim. The task today may be much smaller than the goal itself. A championship record gives the larger view. Golf still happens through particular rounds, holes and shots. That is a useful way to picture effort and result together.

Moon in Sagittarius is associated with curiosity, a broad view and wanting to explore beyond one familiar situation. A golf career moves between different courses and competitions. Sagittarius brings that wider territory into the reading. Beside the Capricorn Sun, it gives the goal some room to move. There is a result to work toward and more than one place where the work happens.

Virgo rising is commonly linked with practical care and noticing the small things that change how a task goes. A tee shot, an approach and a putt have different jobs inside one hole. Virgo draws attention to those details. Put the three signs together, and the chart has a large aim, an interest in varied ground and care with the next particular action. The public golf record provides actual events for that comparison.

Mars sextile Jupiter: different options, a clear starting impulse

Mars in Gemini is associated with flexible effort and trying more than one way to act. Jupiter in Aries adds enthusiasm, initiative and enjoying a fresh start. They sextile each other at 2.08°. A sextile is usually read as a helpful chance for qualities to work together.

Woods's sequence of major victories gives that pairing a concrete comparison. Each event is separate, while the completed sequence becomes a larger record. A golfer has to deal with a particular course and shot before the result is added to the career story. Gemini Mars keeps the options in view. Aries Jupiter adds a sense of moving toward the next opportunity.

This also brings a lively air-and-fire quality beside the earth signs in the Big Three. The chart includes change as well as persistence. A clear objective still leaves room for another route. The public tournaments give us a place to consider that mix, rather than reducing the whole reading to a single description of discipline.

Mercury sextile Venus: choosing a route with care

Mercury in Capricorn is linked with orderly thinking, practical language and wanting a plan to be useful. Venus in Scorpio adds concentration and a preference for something with depth. They form a sextile at 2.10°. The usual reading connects a considered choice with a strong feeling for its shape.

Golf offers a tangible comparison. A course presents routes, distances and places to put the ball. The player has a particular task in front of them. Mercury brings attention to organising that information. Venus draws attention to the form of the choice. The public sporting setting keeps the discussion practical.

The Capricorn Mercury also adds another kind of care beside Virgo rising. One notices the details you meet first. The other likes a workable order for the information. Scorpio Venus gives that practical approach a more concentrated quality. Read with Mars–Jupiter, the chart has both options and a wish to choose something that holds together. Woods's documented golf provides a concrete field for considering those descriptions.

Venus trine Saturn: a recognisable form carried into different places

Saturn in Leo is associated with taking expression seriously and giving a visible result a firm shape. It trines Venus at 2.58°. A trine is often read as qualities supporting each other. Here concentrated taste meets a wish for something defined and durable.

The Open's profile records Woods winning at St Andrews and Royal Liverpool. Those named courses give the comparison a specific setting. A familiar player brings his game into different places, with different conditions. Venus draws attention to the recognisable form. Saturn adds the idea of a structure carried through repeated work. Beside Sagittarius Moon, the chart has both continuity and a wider field to explore.

Reading this chart respectfully

Woods's public golf achievements guide this account, leaving his injuries, health and private relationships outside the interpretation.

Birth record

Rodden rating AA. ADB marks the record birth certificate in hand, collector Rodden.

This time comes from a record.

The Astro-Databank record used here gives Long Beach; the separately linked Astro-Charts record gives Cypress. Those are different location inputs, so angle degrees need not match. This page retains the cited birth-record input rather than guessing a replacement location. The underlying certificate is not reproduced here.