Tiger Woods & Paul Azinger vs Darren Clarke & Thomas Bjørn | Extended Highlights | 2002 Ryder Cup

Extended highlights from Friday morning's four-ball between Tiger Woods and Paul Azinger of the U.S. Ryder Cup team and Thomas Bjørn and Darren Clarke of the European Ryder Cup team at The Belfry in 2002.
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[@danmyers9372]

I don’t think I have ever seen a major championship level player with less hip turn on the backswing than Clarke. He has to be phenomenally flexible.

[@pgastar05]

Love watching Tiger back in the day

[@Parmesan300]

It’s the best.

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Feels like yesterday

[@andrewrobinson8305]

Why doesn’t this show Azinger’s 2nd shot to 18? He hit it stone dead!
Strange omission.

[@bilinguru]

It's fun to see them play with clubs (and balls) from over 20 years ago. It is interesting to note how short the course is, compared to the courses they play now. I know the guys are far more athletic now, and launch monitors and coaching has come a long way, but it's clear the advances in club, shaft and ball design account more for the necessity to have 250 yard par 3's, 500 yard par 4's and over 600 par 5's on most pro setups these days.
So, the proposal to "roll-back the ball" requires serious consideration.

[@draoicht22]

or 250-290 yrd par 4's - theyre great !

[@turangatohiariki3042]

Reason being TIGER WOOD'S

[@danmyers9372]

Hole #10 was a prime example. No one went for the green off the tee despite there being very little wind. Not even Tiger after Zinger put an iron in the fairway (was very surprised by this). Today good players routinely drive it on or around #10, often with a 3 wood for power players.

[@laurasplicer712]

Tiger vs team europe. He held his own.

[@part1801]

Europe's grees in a lot these Ryder cups are more benign and thicker and the Europeans have them down. I think places like Medina with firm and fast are the best.

[@jackgibson5912]

Good to have Darth Vader on commentary...

[@hosoiarchives4858]

. 1:12 3:40 6:23 9:29 11:01 14:40 15:56 18:20 20:33 23:02 25:18 27:42 .

[@jeremymiller1564]

Wondering why Azinger and Woods clothes werent marching?

[@PUTRAINDONESIA666]

Nub tiger go home