Singlehanded he turned this sport into what we know it as today, the man reshaped golf from the greats before his time, and gave us a better sport in return. I hope he is recovering well!!
I love that tiger is back, he was my childhood golf idol. Born in 90. I think all of us 90s kids love tiger. Edit: yes comments I know this didn't age well lmao.
Can not agree any more. Growing up learning how to play golf in late 90's early 00's Tiger was my absolute role model and favourite person. Love him. Was so happy when he recently won the Masters. I'll be the first to admit I cried.
Tiger's approach from the fairway bunker over water and people at the Canadian Open always stands out. Such a difficult shot and he played it brilliantly!
Brandon Day I walked a golf course with him when he was 18 years old, I’m not kidding. Monroe country club in Rochester New York. He was hitting the ball 330 yards, because as a youngster myself, I was fascinated by distance and I kept doing the yardage.
@@DavidAF311 There is no refuge when I swing. I hit a ball so far back on the heel it shot between my legs and nailed the bench by the ball washer. Some old dudes were sitting there -- I guess we were playing through -- and I hit one of them on the leg. He was pistoff; not amused in the slightest.
Watching these clips and I'm just in awe of this man. People don't realize just how difficult it is to get a par on a par 5 but to do it in 2 or 3 shots is why he has a very impressive net worth. No judgement just respect. It's like watching Brady against Atlanta in the Superbowl or Jordan winning 2 3 peats. Amazing talent
The PGA should start a campaign to tell spectators to stop saying that. It's a ridiculous thing to say most times. I've heard it said on the 1st and 2nd shot of Par 5s
@@pf5315 I think the reason they say that on the second shot is because they know some players can reach the green in two on par 5’s… and Tiger’s one of them
Tiger is just like Jack. He can hit those irons so high (especially long irons), and make them land softly. This is why they are the two greatest players in my opinion.
Great compilation, but where is that famous second shot to #6 at Pebble Beach in the 2000 U.S. Open? And his third shot into #16 at Firestone in 2009 in the final round against Padraig Harrington, legendary!
Ha, some of us we're playing and still play before he was born. I was driving it 250 yds in 1967, and could hit 15 balls within ten ft of each other with a seven iron. Just because. Sure glad Tiger came along, best thing that happened to golf. But I'm not convinced molding a child to such a degree is good. Obviously he has human frailties like most of us.
I know I will never play like Tiger or some of the other golfers...but watching Tiger play just gives me chills looking at the shots putts and creativity around the golf course. 🐅🐐
1:15 This is one of those shots where watching it on tv just doesnt do it justice. 208 to the pin with water starring at you on a downhill lie. They dont call him BDE for nothing!
The greatest ballstriker off the fairway and anywhere around the golf course. Simply amazing how dedicated he is to hitting the ball as well as possible no matter where it is.
Jack or Tiger - both in their prime using modern equipment, I still rate Jack slightly above Tiger but still, Tiger kept golf relevant and more so. Those two are so close that even after 100 matches, they'd still likely split 50/50.
I don’t know if many of you have heard of Don La Greca……but he’s right! When Tiger decides to retire, golf is done. They literally have nothing left. And maybe for many generations…Rory? Speith? Watson? Johnson? ….all had 3-6 great years. Then fell off the map. I think it’s gonna be a while before we see another golfer be that beloved and THAT GOOD, for as long as Tiger had his reign. And this is coming from a golfer/baseball player. It’s kinda sad to see this sport just milk every ounce of Tiger they can get, because after him?? What’s their move?
We are never going to see another Tiger Woods ever! This guy is a phenomenon! Their are a lot of great golfers but tiger is in a class of his own. Truly an amazing and one of a kind talent. Some of his shots are unfathomable, absolutely incredible to see!!
The biggest mistake Tiger made in his career was becoming a body builder. All his problems started when he put on all that weight. Here's hoping for a quick recovery from his car crash and that he's able to play golf again.
Top ten lowest scoring average full seasons in the history of the PGA ? Tiger has 8 of the top ten including the top 6. How on earth can anyone suggest that someone else was the greatest of all time ? Tiger is the best EVER, and it's not even really close.
Golf was never better than when tiger was light years ahead of the field. Once they started catching up to him, his margins of victory got smaller but he was still able to win consistently. Now everyone is caught up and it sucks
He didn't perform nearly as well as Jack in the majors though. Jack dominated 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes like no other: 18 wins, 19 second places, 9 thirds... Tiger nowhere close
Tiger woods is the greatest golfer ever with the greatest imagination ever!! He’ll catch Jack Nicklaus for the most major championship wins if he’s healthy 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's just not right. Not only does he consistently take 2 shots into par 5s but a half dozen clips here he's taking 2nd shot from bunkers, rough, gravel paths and even slicing them round trees. Phenomenal!
I remember being from Toronto Ontario and my uncle going up to Oakville to watching that Bell Canadian open and I want to hit that shot and everybody in the whole place just went nuts and everybody thought it was going to go to the water and then it just curb back into the behind the Green there was like that's the greatest show I've ever seen on video or in person.
I think there is pretty underrated one not on here. On the 18th hole, in the first round of the tour championship in 2018 he hit a good second shot to set up for eagle. And we all know what happened next.
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Singlehanded he turned this sport into what we know it as today, the man reshaped golf from the greats before his time, and gave us a better sport in return. I hope he is recovering well!!
He made golf a young man's sport, and that as they say has made all the difference
Ok
Keep'em coming... Never have enough of tiger highlights
Amen 👏
I love that tiger is back, he was my childhood golf idol. Born in 90. I think all of us 90s kids love tiger.
Edit: yes comments I know this didn't age well lmao.
Born in 93, he was the reason I first picked up a golf club
Everyone loves tiger
Even the ‘99s!
Hes my adult idol still too lol!!
Can not agree any more. Growing up learning how to play golf in late 90's early 00's Tiger was my absolute role model and favourite person. Love him. Was so happy when he recently won the Masters. I'll be the first to admit I cried.
Tiger's approach from the fairway bunker over water and people at the Canadian Open always stands out.
Such a difficult shot and he played it brilliantly!
I can never tell if he moved that ball right to left or the announcer made the wrong call
@@gmwarsaw nubby
@@gmwarsaw who cares?
he could have at least hit the green ?
Even the announcers were shocked. They thought he missed it right. But no he was going for the pin.
4:22 “this is basically just a high 4 iron..”
Tiger: holding 5 iron
@slapdatpuck88 its actually the opposite. his 4 would be a 5 or 6 on the shelves. His iron is always weaker degree
actually holding a 60 lol
Good catch
Eagle eye
I saw a 4 on the iron
He not only had the talent and creativity, but the guts.. he was never shy with those irons and fairwAy woods
Has not had
@@jonmccallgolf7392 Love it!
Yeah just unreal self-confidence and mentality.
Brandon Day I walked a golf course with him when he was 18 years old, I’m not kidding.
Monroe country club in Rochester New York. He was hitting the ball 330 yards, because as a youngster myself, I was fascinated by distance and I kept doing the yardage.
2:35
There'd be at least four injured people if I attempted to hit from there.
I'd say fore! Before I swung
I’d have to make everyone move before even walking up to swing
Including yourself? Haha
@@DavidAF311 There is no refuge when I swing. I hit a ball so far back on the heel it shot between my legs and nailed the bench by the ball washer. Some old dudes were sitting there -- I guess we were playing through -- and I hit one of them on the leg. He was pistoff; not amused in the slightest.
Watching these clips and I'm just in awe of this man. People don't realize just how difficult it is to get a par on a par 5 but to do it in 2 or 3 shots is why he has a very impressive net worth. No judgement just respect. It's like watching Brady against Atlanta in the Superbowl or Jordan winning 2 3 peats. Amazing talent
Graphics correction: the shot at 3:48 was actually from the 2000 WGC-EMC World Cup and the shot at 4:01 took place at the 2002 WGC-NEC Invitational.
You should pin this comment so it appears at the top
@@johnf9935 you should go back in time a year and get em to do it
Look at that swing at 2:54... Its so effortless yet so powerful! Best swing ever on tour!
Watched this one 10 times. So pure!
Tiger is a phenomenal player!! Each shot is well thought out and carefully played with 110 % professionalism. True Legend of the game!!!!
This could have probably been an hour long
First one he should’ve hit a hard 7 iron
@@golffan912 he smashed that 6 iron. Would have been hard for him to keep that same line with a 7.
Amazing, the goat, there will never be another golfer as dominant as tiger in our life time, he was/is something special
This guy is going places if he keeps this up
Those 2 irons from 260-270 were some of the best shots I ever saw as a kid
Dear “GET IN THE HOLE!!!!” guy,
ZIP IT!
Sincerely,
Common sense
The PGA should start a campaign to tell spectators to stop saying that. It's a ridiculous thing to say most times. I've heard it said on the 1st and 2nd shot of Par 5s
I prefer MASHED POTATOES myself
@@pf5315 I think the reason they say that on the second shot is because they know some players can reach the green in two on par 5’s… and Tiger’s one of them
That first shot, 220, over water, from a BUNKER, is one of the best shots I've ever seen in my life.
If you yell "Get in the hole!" at a PGA event they should have security come quietly taze you and drag you off like in the movie Casino.
“You’ve earned yourself a hole , son .... to lie in”
You are the reason people like me love to yell it
Sam Golfstein:
"which hand do you putt with???!"
Yelling "get in the hole" seems to be a rite of passage for golf spectators.
Some of those shots, tiger is the only one on the planet that both could and would hit those magnificent shots
Tiger is just like Jack. He can hit those irons so high (especially long irons), and make them land softly. This is why they are the two greatest players in my opinion.
The shots at the Memorial in 2001 were sick
2001 was the peak tiger year, he got the slam done.
bigmaxy07 absolutely he won the unofficial 5th major too The Players. That capped it off
@@TommyRyanGolf Had it on a string working left and right, the whole bag going at that stage. Incredible to watch.
bigmaxy07 some of the greatest golf ever played
BITE BITE
Nothing sounds better than tiger flushing his irons
That sound at 2:58. Oh boy 🔥🔥🔥
Look 0:22 OMG. Dangerous smake. My Tiger Woods. Amazing
This video gets me so psyched to play...
Great compilation, but where is that famous second shot to #6 at Pebble Beach in the 2000 U.S. Open? And his third shot into #16 at Firestone in 2009 in the final round against Padraig Harrington, legendary!
He always had a different sound when he hits irons. I can close my eyes and tell you when it’s him 9 of 10 times
Is it cuz of grip? It is really different
@@tmdgjs1228 his irons were custom made specifically for him, the TaylorMade P7TW. It sounds unique in the ad.
@@theadventureinsider Miura is rumored to make his clubs. They work with TaylorMade Japan if I'm not mistaken, so you never know.
Yep!!!!
@@theadventureinsider yeah bruh that’s got nothing to do with all the Nike clubs we just watched him hit... smh
Listen to the difference in sound of the shots from ‘97 to the sound of the shots that came later. Unbelievable!
Tiger is the reason why me and anyone whom I know plays golf.
Jon, absolutely correct!
Ha, some of us we're playing and still play before he was born. I was driving it 250 yds in 1967, and could hit 15 balls within ten ft of each other with a seven iron. Just because. Sure glad Tiger came along, best thing that happened to golf. But I'm not convinced molding a child to such a degree is good. Obviously he has human frailties like most of us.
Happy Gilmore's my reason.
Jon Allen "who"
The height tiger gets on his long irons blows my mind.
They’re weaker lofted
Add that 2-iron he hit into a Par-5 at the 2002 U.S. Open in Bethpage. OTOH, there's just too many!
This is dark magic!!!
Goat
Sad that I never got to see Tiger play in person. I robbed myself from seeing the best player to ever swing a golf club...
I play golf for my high school ⛳️ 🏌🏽♂️🏌🏽
You have to give Stevie some credit for giving Tiger some crazy accurate distances from all kinds of trouble.
I know I will never play like Tiger or some of the other golfers...but watching Tiger play just gives me chills looking at the shots putts and creativity around the golf course. 🐅🐐
🐅👉🏻🐐
The 1999-2001 swing is peerless.
You could basically close your eyes and just listen, knowing from the sound how incredibly clean and perfect he hits it. A marvel!
1:15 This is one of those shots where watching it on tv just doesnt do it justice. 208 to the pin with water starring at you on a downhill lie. They dont call him BDE for nothing!
The 2nd shot at i believe pebble is it on hole 18 around the tree in the fairway should be on here.
The greatest ballstriker off the fairway and anywhere around the golf course. Simply amazing how dedicated he is to hitting the ball as well as possible no matter where it is.
Enjoyed the video; good work! Thx. Never tired of Tiger highlights.
Tiger is the man!
And the 18th in peble us open 2010?
You watch this and you think , golf looks so easy
Dear “GET IN THE HOLE!!!!” guy,
ZIP IT!
Sincerely,
Common sense
First clips in my home town
I have watched this video 3 times in the last 1/2 hour and the sheer audacity, skill and imagination of Tiger Woods is otherworldly!
There will never be another as good as Tiger
the best of approaches into par 5s and you left out his albatross at the British Open at Hoylake? I would've included that even if it was in Europe
I celebrate when I reach the green on a par 3 😊
Jack or Tiger - both in their prime using modern equipment, I still rate Jack slightly above Tiger but still, Tiger kept golf relevant and more so. Those two are so close that even after 100 matches, they'd still likely split 50/50.
2:54 the purest golf shot you'll ever see
"BITE! BITE!"
They don't play the 7th at Bethpage as a par 5 if I remember correctly. Regardless, tiger is top dawg.
Who else could make a wood hit and stick like TW did in that final shot ?
WOW Tiger has some guts 🏌️
2:54 is what it's supposed to sound like
Watching him use those nike clubs is special
All of Tiger's clubs were basically the same with different logos on them
@@tomstevens7452 irons maybe but not the woods
I don’t know if many of you have heard of Don La Greca……but he’s right!
When Tiger decides to retire, golf is done. They literally have nothing left. And maybe for many generations…Rory? Speith? Watson? Johnson? ….all had 3-6 great years. Then fell off the map.
I think it’s gonna be a while before we see another golfer be that beloved and THAT GOOD, for as long as Tiger had his reign.
And this is coming from a golfer/baseball player. It’s kinda sad to see this sport just milk every ounce of Tiger they can get, because after him?? What’s their move?
Imagen liking golf
*And it's low and it's going right at the God_**__________** stick* 2:40 what was better?...the shot or the edit?...LOL
To quote one of Tiger’s former caddies,(Steve Williams), “it’s not a great shot, unless you make a great putt afterwards”.
We are never going to see another Tiger Woods ever! This guy is a phenomenon! Their are a lot of great golfers but tiger is in a class of his own. Truly an amazing and one of a kind talent. Some of his shots are unfathomable, absolutely incredible to see!!
Untill his son Charlie 🤞👍
. 0:01 0:38 0:55 1:13 1:25 1:39 2:01 2:19 2:37 ! 2:54 3:09 3:28 3:49 4:02 4:16 4:42 4:57 .
The biggest mistake Tiger made in his career was becoming a body builder. All his problems started when he put on all that weight. Here's hoping for a quick recovery from his car crash and that he's able to play golf again.
Top ten lowest scoring average full seasons in the history of the PGA ?
Tiger has 8 of the top ten including the top 6.
How on earth can anyone suggest that someone else was the greatest of all time ?
Tiger is the best EVER, and it's not even really close.
Golf was never better than when tiger was light years ahead of the field. Once they started catching up to him, his margins of victory got smaller but he was still able to win consistently. Now everyone is caught up and it sucks
The troubled lamp rhetorically calculate because transaction expectantly tug through a complex salary. abundant, good offence
Use the flags shadow line from the sun, to guide your path to the flag/hole.
Greatest golfer to ever walk this earth and we can watch these forever
He didn't perform nearly as well as Jack in the majors though. Jack dominated 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes like no other: 18 wins, 19 second places, 9 thirds... Tiger nowhere close
2:54 now that was flush.
I thought for sure his 2nd shot to 13 at Bethpage in the ‘02 US Open would make this video.
No one talkin about how he hit that bird
There's two athletes that I can watch repeated highlights...Tiger and Jordan.
Tiger woods is the greatest golfer ever with the greatest imagination ever!! He’ll catch Jack Nicklaus for the most major championship wins if he’s healthy 🔥🔥🔥🔥
My favorite would be his 2nd into a par 5 18th to tie Vijay Singh, at which following sudden death hole he pulled off an identical 2nd shot to win it.
The high slinging slice with a 3 wood around trees to 10 feet in the early 2000's was not an approach on a par 5?
It was they just didn't include it for some reason...that might be my favorite tiger shot!
2019 Second shot in 15 augusta Got him the lead
All these shots are the exact same, a white ball wiggling against a gray sky. Shot paths people!!!
I’ve played shots much closer than that…I was a pretty good chipper.
Nice idea for a video.
More uplifting that "Pressure shots that went in the drink."
First
Nope
Brian Sim, what do you mean? I was first
Absolutely breath taking stuff.
It's just not right. Not only does he consistently take 2 shots into par 5s but a half dozen clips here he's taking 2nd shot from bunkers, rough, gravel paths and even slicing them round trees. Phenomenal!
So we’re just gonna forget about #7 pebble beach in 2000 and 2003 us open slice shot? Ok
I remember being from Toronto Ontario and my uncle going up to Oakville to watching that Bell Canadian open and I want to hit that shot and everybody in the whole place just went nuts and everybody thought it was going to go to the water and then it just curb back into the behind the Green there was like that's the greatest show I've ever seen on video or in person.
This guy is pretty good at golf
No 2009 presidents cup?
I though it was Tiger Woods.
Actually not, it's Tiger Irons I think.
Should have included his 2 iron over water from 260 ish into the 4th at valderrama in the 2000 Amex.
This could have been much longer
I think there is pretty underrated one not on here. On the 18th hole, in the first round of the tour championship in 2018 he hit a good second shot to set up for eagle. And we all know what happened next.
Does anyone get the feeling that the car accident may motivate Tiger to have a third act? And the Mikkelson win may also motivate?
Can we get some full rounds from past tournaments ? from a lot of different players...... John Daly
1:40 swing is textbook.
The fact that the masters rope drop on 8 isn’t in here is disrespectful
It’s not just what he did it’s how he did it. Forever iconic
1:19 did he hit that crane?
Nothing from 2005-2009? Little weird