Tiger Woods pulled off one of the most unique moments in golf history in 2013, hitting a shot from one continent to another.

Standing on the Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul — a city that literally connects Europe and Asia — Woods teed off from the European side and sent the ball across into Asia. It wasn’t part of a tournament, but a promotional event that instantly became iconic because of the setting alone.

The Bosphorus Bridge spans the Bosphorus Strait, one of the few places in the world where you can cross continents in minutes, making it the perfect stage for a symbolic shot like this.

It wasn’t about distance or competition.

It was about doing something that had never been done before — turning a simple golf swing into a cross-continental moment.