I grew up just 4 miles away in Melville. Everyone who knew golf in the area knew about this course and its difficulty. As a kid, I rode my bike past it numerous times and thought about how great it would be to play there. I had played two of the other courses there with my dad but they were never in good condition back in the early '80s so we usually played elsewhere. I finally decided I needed to play the Black course in the late '90s, just a few years before they announced it would host the Open. The first tee is right by the clubhouse and there's an elevated patio area behind the tee box where people gather and watch to see those brave enough to play this course. There's even a sign warning you that this course is for "highly skilled golfers". Talk about pressure! I went by myself and teed off last in our threesome. I decided to hit a 5 wood up close to the turn on the dogleg right and pulled it just off the first cut of rough into the 2 ft tall fescue grass. I found it and silly me decided to try and get it close to the green. Somehow I actually struck it decent yet the ball got caught up in the grass and only went about 15-20 feet. The grass was so thick that I couldn't find it! I walked back to the first cut and dropped a ball, already feeling defeated. Tripple bogey first hole...way to go! I ended up shooting a 92 and it was the most exhausting round I ever played (lots of distance between many holes no carts allowed). Anywhere else and I would have been disappointed but for me, I considered it a victory.
This is one of Tiger’s most underappreciated GREAT performances. It wasn’t by 15 shots like at Pebble Beach and it wasn’t in a dramatic playoff on a fractured leg like at Torrey Pines, so it gets glossed over. Bethpage Black is a monster of a course, that the PGA Tour pros had never played before in tournament action. Yet not for one moment was Tiger over par that week, and not for one moment did the course ever beat him down
The backstory of this tournament was Phil's birthday came during that weekend and the NY crowd chose him as their favorite. By Sunday they were not only cheering Phil's makes but also wildly cheering Tiger's misses. When tiger made the last put and raised his hands in victory, his teeth were clinched and the expression on his face seemed to say "screw you, I won in spite of your jeers". LMAO those Westchester NY trust fund babies found out that the GOAT golfer can't be rattled.
Daniel Barwatt the story of this Open has nothing to do with Tiger, it’s about how the NY crowds came to adopt Phil as their own, which would become a major storyline in the 2000s, a decade when 4 US Opens were played in the state, and it’s also about how the crowds came to detest Sergio and his waggles, and also about his complaining about the fans and how unfair the rain delays were. Everyone expected tiger to win comfortably at the start of the week and he did. That’s how good he was, that he could show up at a major, be the overwhelming favorite, win handily, and yet have it be so ho-hum that the tourney is more remembered for those who didn’t win. Tiger was that automatic.
@Marque Markofthebeast what a bland statement. Nothing you stated there is mutually exclusive to one another. You don't have to pay property tax unless you voluntarily choose to own property, stop being such an idiot and bringing your fellow man down.
I think the most impressive about the 2002 US OPEN, if I am not mistaken, is the fact that it was the first time a major tournament was held in a public golf course, the monstrous Bethpage Black, and that is new. Considering it was in New York, too, held a special place to those who usually frequented exclusive membership golf courses. It was a fitting win for Tiger Woods, because his lead was not a mile long, as he battled the weather, the jeerers and a deep bench of impressive contenders for the cup.
When the first tee shot was struck at the 2017 U.S. Open, the Erin Hills Golf Course became the 32nd public-access course around the world (including the nine-hole Musselburgh Links in Scotland) to host a major championship.
you must be tripping dude. nfl films makes absolutely AMAZING documentaries that are completely top shelf. especially the game documentaries about various super bowls and stuff like that. just check out their account on youtube. they make immaculate content that is just as high in quality if not much higher than this. also there‘s all or nothing on amazon prime which may be a prime original but is made by nfl films. or hard knocks by nfl films/hbo. especially the 2001 ravens season is just a must-watch. you really are missing out & especially blind if you say that the nfl doesnt make good documentaries.
Unknown Classified they are both great courses. I always prefer the East Coast beasts for Opens. Oakmont, Merion East, Shinnecock, Winged Foot West, Bethpage Black, Oak Hill, Baltusrol, ect. But Pebble Beach is damn special.. That course is beautiful and plays super tough when the USGA get ahold of it. Olympic Club is a tough west coast setup too. The great thing about Bethpage in 2002 was not just the setup, but when the weather set in it was a monster. I believe in 2002 the par 4 10th played 502 yards and nearly none of the field could even get to the fairway. Bethpage probably has the toughest par 4s in championship golf. What’s great about these classic courses is the fact of similar they are to the deadly snakes of the world. The most insanely beautiful are always the most dangerous. Pebble Beach when the USGA gets to lay their minds upon it and when that wind rolls in even at only 7,000 yards is an animal. 2019 the weather didn’t play a huge part. But you can bet it will in the future
Incredible how technology has advanced so quickly…this was only 20 years ago but the video quality is little better than we saw 50 years ago! Today’s HD 4k video is another level!
New York got everything it wanted at this US Open: their man Phil in the hunt making roars, Sergio as a black hat, and of course Tiger pacing them all and winning comfortably. One of the best tournaments I’ve watched
I was very fortunate to be in my late teens back then, to appreciate what these greats did in their sports. To me this is my once in a generation talent. My first experience was with 7 time cup champion Dale Earnhardt Sr. and he could have easily won way more if he hadn’t gotten killed. 2nd was Michael Jordan, he is the best, and there isn’t any that will come close to him. Same goes for Tiger, he would absolutely dominate a major, where we are really watching who is going to get 2nd place. Then Tom Brady, I was at Super Bowl 51, in my home city of Houston, and what he did in the 2nd half will most likely never happen again. All these guys, gave me goosebumps. Because when their backs were against the wall, they shined brightest, and didn’t allow moments, or pressure phase them!!. At least to me they are my favorite G.O.A.T’s 🐐.
Woods at this point in his career basically owned the sport, and everyone wanted more. The guy was just great, and he had the body of a regular guy, not a football safety.
"He will have to flop this and get it to 8ft at best" Proceeds to not flop it, lands it right on the fringe and rolls to 1ft Even in 2002, after holding all 4 Majors at once, Announcers still couldn't predict how good he could be. LMAO I forgot that comment from Sergio "Do we have to be swimming here to stop play?!" 🤣🤣
People talk about how long this course is but Robert Trent Jones Fighting Joe in Muscle Shoals Alabama is 8,100 yards from the tips…would love to see a PGA event there
Trump_Fedaykin yes I’ve cited this for years as one of Tiger’s best shots. Along with his 2 iron up the hill at the 8th hole in cool misty conditions Friday of the 1997 Masters, absolutely love Tiger’s long iron shots. He’s old school and loves himself a good 2 iron. And for nonmajors his tee shot at the 17th in round 3 the 2001 Bay Hill invitational was one of the purest golf shots ever struck even though it was a shorter iron.
@ 5:16 - "And it appeared that he was trying to improve on his 7th place finish in last year's championship at Southern Hills." Wow... Thank God you told me. I would have assumed that Davis Love III was trying to finish worse than the previous year.
It's amazing watching Tiger hit that 43 inch steel shaft 8.5 degree king cobra and just smash it. I remember in 97 when he won the Masters he averaged 323 off the tee with that thing. I still can't believe he changed his swing after the way he was dominating back then around 2000. Should have left it alone.
man he looked so much happier at this time before all the drama before his dads health it’s always sad seeing celebs change after something happens you can tell when they stop looking like their old selves 😔
Eldrick? Top. Woods? Top. Me? Nobody important like HIM. 8 HDP My best round in Berlin, 73,par 72.His history is so high snd magical that I even dream better of it. Il migliore di tutti Noi, Pros and amateurs. CIAO
Loved the warning sign, there should be a photo of the horrendous rough on the sign as well, imagine being confronted with that when someone says ‘let’s go for a round of golf’
I watch these "old" videos, and look at "old" photos of myself and am so glad that clothes that actually fit your body are in style. The shirt Phil is wearing at 45:10 looks like it was made for three people to wear at the same time.
Jack in his prime, would still not have the shot arsenal to be better than tiger. I have been fortunate to watch all the greats since the early fifties when golf was coming to life because of Arnie after 1955, Arnie was my favorite because he was near where I grew up, when Jack turned Pro, Arnie was inn his early thirties so it was inevitable that Jack would over take him, not in popularity but in success and he did. But in his entire career, Jack never was able to have the command of the different shots, whether it was iron play, trouble recovery shots or any type of moving the ball through the air that Tiger has done. Had it not been for so much lost time due to injuries, surgeries, etc. Right now, I doubt there is any ???? that Tiger would be sitting on about 25 majors and a minimum 100 tour wins, since he lost most of that time in his prime years.
Public events and public crowds. I don't care how "elite" golf may set out to be. 10 out of 10 players would rather play in front of that crowd at the Black than whatever the hell we just had to watch at LACC.
Wow he said it was golfs toughest and “longest” test at 7,200 yards. Thats the AVERAGE length on the regular PGA tour now, and that’s not even talking about any of the majors. They will normally play quite a bit longer and a lot of courses on the regular tour play significantly longer as well. Crazy how much distance has been gained over the years, even from the time of this open until now, which hasn’t really been a crazy long time, guys have picked up sooo much distance. So many of the guys are hitting drives over 300yds now. I remember when tiger came along it was a HUGE deal when he’d smash one over 300, as very few guys out there could match that aside from big John Daly and maybe a couple others.
Tiger was the one who forced these longer changes to present day length. He was winning so easily. So they made courses longer and forced all the other players to try and hit a longer ball. It really did weed out a lot of names that were really good but couldnt hack it on longer courses
The backstory of this tournament was Phil's birthday came during that weekend and the NY crowd chose him as their favorite. By Sunday they were not only cheering Phil's makes but also wildly cheering Tiger's misses. When tiger made the last put and raised his hands in victory, his teeth were clinched and the expression on his face seemed to say "screw you, I won in spite of your jeers". LMAO those Westchester NY trust fund babies found out that the GOAT golfer can't be rattled.
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God.. can't like Sergio... "If Tiger was out there, it would have been called." I think Tiger in 2012 ish said to Sergio's comment that Tiger intentionally picked up his 5 wood for his second shot from the rough to get the crowd go crazy while he was trying to swing a golf club "Well he is complaining about something."
“Everyone’s welcome, anyone can play”.... if you have $150 for 18 holes and camp out in the parking lot overnight to be first in the queue for a tee time. Someone will knock on your car window at 4:30am. Good luck if you’re a beginner to golf.
The background music in this is brutal. It's been a development of the 30 for 30 generation that we have high quality production value on things like these.
its not really outside, just more upright lets the club go straight up and straight back down. Wish he stayed with Butch, would have won 25 majors. Swing was so on plane from 99 to 03
Nah, he knows and so do you, as well as myself; had tiger been in Sergio’s situation… he would insist on playing through. This quote alone explains the difference between a great, Tiger, and Sergio. Garcia had GREAT talent, but poor mental toughness, hence he didn’t win majors. P.S. Tiger played and won the 08 Us Open with a fractured plant leg. Sergio could never 😂
Torrey Pines didn’t host the US Open until 2008. Pebble is open to the public who can afford the $500 green fee and $1,000/night stay at The Lodge (2 night minimum), which isn’t nearly a true public course.
I’m remember Sergio’s stupid waggle! He would grip and regrip his club for like 2 minutes before hitting it. It got so bad they wouldn’t even put him on TV until after the shot So they could edit the waggle out. I remember screaming at my TV just hit the damn ball!!! 😂😂😂😂
USGA killing it with these flashback videos
Please post the 1999 edition.
Love them
A love this shite also. Tiger was on a different planet at this time
I never felt any respect for Sergio Farcia after his comment. No, play would not have been stopped especially for Tiger Woods.
I grew up just 4 miles away in Melville. Everyone who knew golf in the area knew about this course and its difficulty. As a kid, I rode my bike past it numerous times and thought about how great it would be to play there. I had played two of the other courses there with my dad but they were never in good condition back in the early '80s so we usually played elsewhere. I finally decided I needed to play the Black course in the late '90s, just a few years before they announced it would host the Open.
The first tee is right by the clubhouse and there's an elevated patio area behind the tee box where people gather and watch to see those brave enough to play this course. There's even a sign warning you that this course is for "highly skilled golfers". Talk about pressure! I went by myself and teed off last in our threesome. I decided to hit a 5 wood up close to the turn on the dogleg right and pulled it just off the first cut of rough into the 2 ft tall fescue grass. I found it and silly me decided to try and get it close to the green. Somehow I actually struck it decent yet the ball got caught up in the grass and only went about 15-20 feet. The grass was so thick that I couldn't find it! I walked back to the first cut and dropped a ball, already feeling defeated. Tripple bogey first hole...way to go! I ended up shooting a 92 and it was the most exhausting round I ever played (lots of distance between many holes no carts allowed). Anywhere else and I would have been disappointed but for me, I considered it a victory.
This is one of Tiger’s most underappreciated GREAT performances. It wasn’t by 15 shots like at Pebble Beach and it wasn’t in a dramatic playoff on a fractured leg like at Torrey Pines, so it gets glossed over. Bethpage Black is a monster of a course, that the PGA Tour pros had never played before in tournament action. Yet not for one moment was Tiger over par that week, and not for one moment did the course ever beat him down
CJ Bourne I agree bro. People gloss over this one because it lacks the sizzle of the others but man this was a hell of a performance.
The backstory of this tournament was Phil's birthday came during that weekend and the NY crowd chose him as their favorite. By Sunday they were not only cheering Phil's makes but also wildly cheering Tiger's misses. When tiger made the last put and raised his hands in victory, his teeth were clinched and the expression on his face seemed to say "screw you, I won in spite of your jeers". LMAO those Westchester NY trust fund babies found out that the GOAT golfer can't be rattled.
Daniel Barwatt the story of this Open has nothing to do with Tiger, it’s about how the NY crowds came to adopt Phil as their own, which would become a major storyline in the 2000s, a decade when 4 US Opens were played in the state, and it’s also about how the crowds came to detest Sergio and his waggles, and also about his complaining about the fans and how unfair the rain delays were. Everyone expected tiger to win comfortably at the start of the week and he did. That’s how good he was, that he could show up at a major, be the overwhelming favorite, win handily, and yet have it be so ho-hum that the tourney is more remembered for those who didn’t win. Tiger was that automatic.
Yup in his prime he would have schooled Koepka on the same course that Koepka won last year.
I would like to agree but given this documentary only aired about 10 of his shots….hard to tell. I wonder why they gave everyone else more airtime…
"just like a postman, Woods delivered the goods in the worst possible conditions..."
said with the utmost seriousness.
GOLD.
i know, right? hahahahahaha
@Sam Dyer, oh Yes on the GOLD⛳🏌🏽♂️🐐
Hahahahaha
That comment made me laugh so hard lmao. I was like did he really just...say that....
@Marque Markofthebeast what a bland statement. Nothing you stated there is mutually exclusive to one another. You don't have to pay property tax unless you voluntarily choose to own property, stop being such an idiot and bringing your fellow man down.
I think the most impressive about the 2002 US OPEN, if I am not mistaken, is the fact that it was the first time a major tournament was held in a public golf course, the monstrous Bethpage Black, and that is new. Considering it was in New York, too, held a special place to those who usually frequented exclusive membership golf courses. It was a fitting win for Tiger Woods, because his lead was not a mile long, as he battled the weather, the jeerers and a deep bench of impressive contenders for the cup.
When the first tee shot was struck at the 2017 U.S. Open, the Erin Hills Golf Course became the 32nd public-access course around the world (including the nine-hole Musselburgh Links in Scotland) to host a major championship.
Pebble Beach is a public course.
These documentaries are terrific. NFL needs to take some notes
They used to make some great NFL documentaries called “America’s Game” I think. Those were awesome
I wonder if we are watching the same docs, because i love the NFL docs.
@@martyjames1 those were top shelf
you must be tripping dude. nfl films makes absolutely AMAZING documentaries that are completely top shelf. especially the game documentaries about various super bowls and stuff like that. just check out their account on youtube. they make immaculate content that is just as high in quality if not much higher than this. also there‘s all or nothing on amazon prime which may be a prime original but is made by nfl films. or hard knocks by nfl films/hbo. especially the 2001 ravens season is just a must-watch. you really are missing out & especially blind if you say that the nfl doesnt make good documentaries.
NFL documentaries are great, what do you mean?
This was one of the greatest U.S. Open setups of all time. Bethpage Black was a beautiful flawless beast in 2002
Brad Carter I’ve always thought that though Pebble is prettier, Bethpage is meaner - and tougher on average.
Unknown Classified they are both great courses. I always prefer the East Coast beasts for Opens. Oakmont, Merion East, Shinnecock, Winged Foot West, Bethpage Black, Oak Hill, Baltusrol, ect. But Pebble Beach is damn special.. That course is beautiful and plays super tough when the USGA get ahold of it. Olympic Club is a tough west coast setup too. The great thing about Bethpage in 2002 was not just the setup, but when the weather set in it was a monster. I believe in 2002 the par 4 10th played 502 yards and nearly none of the field could even get to the fairway. Bethpage probably has the toughest par 4s in championship golf. What’s great about these classic courses is the fact of similar they are to the deadly snakes of the world. The most insanely beautiful are always the most dangerous. Pebble Beach when the USGA gets to lay their minds upon it and when that wind rolls in even at only 7,000 yards is an animal. 2019 the weather didn’t play a huge part. But you can bet it will in the future
Incredible how technology has advanced so quickly…this was only 20 years ago but the video quality is little better than we saw 50 years ago! Today’s HD 4k video is another level!
61 thumbs down? Why for God's sake? If you're on this channel you came for Tiger, didn't you?
New York got everything it wanted at this US Open: their man Phil in the hunt making roars, Sergio as a black hat, and of course Tiger pacing them all and winning comfortably. One of the best tournaments I’ve watched
I remember watching this when I was 15. We were all glued to the screen watching Tiger. Man.
That 2nd shot on 13 is one of my favorite Tiger shots. It was like, "Time to shut this thing down."
Tiger's ability to scramble and just make it work is AMAZING!!!
the announcer got me when he said "just like a postman. Woods delivered the goods in the worst possible conditions"
I really enjoyed the flash back. Loved Tiger with everyone else shown. It was a great time for all of us.
This tournament was a blast too watch. I cant believe it was 21 years ago.
35:30 Michelson, Sergio, Tiger all birdie the 16th and then for good measure Tiger birdies the 17th to say "good luck assholes". What a GOAT move.
16:09 Greatest golf shot never to go in of all time
agreed
*short game. Yes!!!!
*long game. Tie TW 7iron from rough 200 yards uphill, Pebble. / Jack's 1 iron that hit the stick from 230.
@@ScratchArkkitehti also that 6 iron from the bunker at canadien open 2000
I was very fortunate to be in my late teens back then, to appreciate what these greats did in their sports. To me this is my once in a generation talent. My first experience was with 7 time cup champion Dale Earnhardt Sr. and he could have easily won way more if he hadn’t gotten killed. 2nd was Michael Jordan, he is the best, and there isn’t any that will come close to him. Same goes for Tiger, he would absolutely dominate a major, where we are really watching who is going to get 2nd place. Then Tom Brady, I was at Super Bowl 51, in my home city of Houston, and what he did in the 2nd half will most likely never happen again. All these guys, gave me goosebumps. Because when their backs were against the wall, they shined brightest, and didn’t allow moments, or pressure phase them!!. At least to me they are my favorite G.O.A.T’s 🐐.
Thanks for writing a book about it then posting it on you tube .ha ha
Honestly, there should be a plaque at that spot from that iron shot at 54:38
Yes
Best swing ever in golf
YES!!!! I DON"T HAVE TO WATCH THE PIRATED SHORTENED VERSION ON TH-cam ANYMORE!!!!
I love seeing the old school apparel styles in these videos. I remember selling all this stuff in my dad's shop back in the day, lol.
Can you please do the 68 US OPEN. Trevino winning at Oak Hill was spectacular !
it’s not on digital . you’d have to get a projector out to watch it
Tiger’s performance was pure dominance. I also love how much the crowd was supporting Phil
Woods at this point in his career basically owned the sport, and everyone wanted more. The guy was just great, and he had the body of a regular guy, not a football safety.
"He will have to flop this and get it to 8ft at best"
Proceeds to not flop it, lands it right on the fringe and rolls to 1ft
Even in 2002, after holding all 4 Majors at once, Announcers still couldn't predict how good he could be.
LMAO I forgot that comment from Sergio "Do we have to be swimming here to stop play?!" 🤣🤣
Sergio's comment "If Tiger was out there..." is indicative why Tiger always bested him. All the small minds never could match Tiger.
My favourite Major when I was 18 and healthy and young :)
Fun to watch this reruns one of Tigers fan👍🤩😍
Not a Phil fan in the slightest, but man it would be amazing to see him win a US Open. The crowd would lose it
That window is gone, friend
He’s left handed and, as is known, they are freaks and a drain on society.
@@hardu91 oh really
Tiger’s second shot on 13 in the final round is one of my favorite all-time swings I’ve seen him make.
Had seen this clip all over golf IG and never knew it was from the Open at Bethpage!
Such a pure swing
great content! I cant play golf right now since all the courses are closed, but this will do.
TWs 2 iron to the par 5 one of the purest struck shots in history
People talk about how long this course is but Robert Trent Jones Fighting Joe in Muscle Shoals Alabama is 8,100 yards from the tips…would love to see a PGA event there
I think 54:41 is the greatest golf swing in history.
Trump_Fedaykin yes I’ve cited this for years as one of Tiger’s best shots. Along with his 2 iron up the hill at the 8th hole in cool misty conditions Friday of the 1997 Masters, absolutely love Tiger’s long iron shots. He’s old school and loves himself a good 2 iron. And for nonmajors his tee shot at the 17th in round 3 the 2001 Bay Hill invitational was one of the purest golf shots ever struck even though it was a shorter iron.
Can't forget the chip at 16 at the Masters
Without a doubt, that was just flushed!
@ 5:16 - "And it appeared that he was trying to improve on his 7th place finish in last year's championship at Southern Hills." Wow... Thank God you told me. I would have assumed that Davis Love III was trying to finish worse than the previous year.
Meanie
Meanie
Phil’s got one of the prettiest swings I’ve seen
Bring the open back to the black course. Just played here and barely broke 80. Such a good test of golf
22:00 Escape from New York music, excellent choice
It's amazing watching Tiger hit that 43 inch steel shaft 8.5 degree king cobra and just smash it. I remember in 97 when he won the Masters he averaged 323 off the tee with that thing. I still can't believe he changed his swing after the way he was dominating back then around 2000. Should have left it alone.
97' Cobra driver.00'Titleist. 02' Nike Driver
His swing destroyed his body. Of course he had to change it.
And then he got injured
His swing was more natural and explosive in 97, he changed it to be more consistent and to limit the misses
If he wins this time he will surely dominate golf again like he once did
And he has dominated when he has won so far. Sucks that his back will make him a Jekyl and Hyde type golfer though
Love the emotional music at the start class.....
23:09 out of the 5 ams Kevin Warrick is the ONLY one that did make the weekend cut
Ryder Cup at the black is going to be something special. A public facility for that event. East coast, going to be awesome
man he looked so much happier at this time before all the drama before his dads health it’s always sad seeing celebs change after something happens you can tell when they stop looking like their old selves 😔
Sergio always choked on Sundays!! I disliked him back then and loved to see him fall apart on Sundays!! 😂😂😂
“That’s a big one inch” glad I haven’t heard that before
JjGolfer96 It’s the difference between 5’11 and 6’0.
😁
1 inch punisher
Tiger tiger woods y’all
US Open week 2021 let’s gooooo
I think the golfers are free to play wherever they want whenever they want. Art
I love all the videos
"Inches from perfection" Thats what she said
The only thing I hate about these replays: Listening to Johnny Miller.
Eldrick? Top. Woods? Top. Me? Nobody important like HIM. 8 HDP My best round in Berlin, 73,par 72.His history is so high snd magical that I even dream better of it. Il migliore di tutti Noi, Pros and amateurs. CIAO
Bethpage is a great venue
Tiger 🐅 ♥️
Loved the warning sign, there should be a photo of the horrendous rough on the sign as well, imagine being confronted with that when someone says ‘let’s go for a round of golf’
I watch these "old" videos, and look at "old" photos of myself and am so glad that clothes that actually fit your body are in style. The shirt Phil is wearing at 45:10 looks like it was made for three people to wear at the same time.
Keep them coming
Awesome
Jack in his prime, would still not have the shot arsenal to be better than tiger. I have been fortunate to watch all the greats since the early fifties when golf was coming to life because of Arnie after 1955, Arnie was my favorite because he was near where I grew up, when Jack turned Pro, Arnie was inn his early thirties so it was inevitable that Jack would over take him, not in popularity but in success and he did. But in his entire career, Jack never was able to have the command of the different shots, whether it was iron play, trouble recovery shots or any type of moving the ball through the air that Tiger has done. Had it not been for so much lost time due to injuries, surgeries, etc. Right now, I doubt there is any ???? that Tiger would be sitting on about 25 majors and a minimum 100 tour wins, since he lost most of that time in his prime years.
Go Tiger
THE BEST GOLFEUR EVER TIGER WOODS
Public events and public crowds. I don't care how "elite" golf may set out to be. 10 out of 10 players would rather play in front of that crowd at the Black than whatever the hell we just had to watch at LACC.
Wow he said it was golfs toughest and “longest” test at 7,200 yards. Thats the AVERAGE length on the regular PGA tour now, and that’s not even talking about any of the majors. They will normally play quite a bit longer and a lot of courses on the regular tour play significantly longer as well. Crazy how much distance has been gained over the years, even from the time of this open until now, which hasn’t really been a crazy long time, guys have picked up sooo much distance. So many of the guys are hitting drives over 300yds now. I remember when tiger came along it was a HUGE deal when he’d smash one over 300, as very few guys out there could match that aside from big John Daly and maybe a couple others.
Tiger was the one who forced these longer changes to present day length. He was winning so easily. So they made courses longer and forced all the other players to try and hit a longer ball. It really did weed out a lot of names that were really good but couldnt hack it on longer courses
@@bradennichols3154 absolutely correct!!
The GOAT and its not close
16:10 Is the best shot I've ever seen. Period.
The backstory of this tournament was Phil's birthday came during that weekend and the NY crowd chose him as their favorite. By Sunday they were not only cheering Phil's makes but also wildly cheering Tiger's misses. When tiger made the last put and raised his hands in victory, his teeth were clinched and the expression on his face seemed to say "screw you, I won in spite of your jeers". LMAO those Westchester NY trust fund babies found out that the GOAT golfer can't be rattled.
Is there a full video of the sunday round ?
Sure is! You can find this final round telecast, and many others, on the free USGA streaming app!
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God.. can't like Sergio... "If Tiger was out there, it would have been called."
I think Tiger in 2012 ish said to Sergio's comment that Tiger intentionally picked up his 5 wood for his second shot from the rough to get the crowd go crazy while he was trying to swing a golf club
"Well he is complaining about something."
awesome video
Every US Open should be played on public courses.. For private exclusive clubs, thats what the PGA championship is for
There's not many public golf courses that will be big enough for pro's to play on.......
“Everyone’s welcome, anyone can play”.... if you have $150 for 18 holes and camp out in the parking lot overnight to be first in the queue for a tee time. Someone will knock on your car window at 4:30am. Good luck if you’re a beginner to golf.
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I'd say the mighty Black Course just tamed HIM ..
37:40 - Think about that. Tiger went 7-4 in the last 11 majors to that point.
Goat🔥🔥🔥👍
The background music in this is brutal. It's been a development of the 30 for 30 generation that we have high quality production value on things like these.
52:49, this is the first time buto Spaniard Garcia's first choked-up collapse. LOL
Remember when Mickelson was such a nice guy nodding and smiling to the crowd.
'makes him feel at home' - Harrington 😂
J. P. Q
Nobody does it better
God, I love New York!
I like the way KJ Choi swings
Sergio 🤔
where's the 1999 U.S Open film: Panye Reigns!
Panye? Panye West?
Mike Dennehy Stewart
@@incufan32 that's the golfer that film is referring to
Payne *
@@mikedennehy2454 lol
Tiger with the totally different swing plane from today, way more outside
its not really outside, just more upright lets the club go straight up and straight back down. Wish he stayed with Butch, would have won 25 majors. Swing was so on plane from 99 to 03
JMoney1608 As powerful and amazing as it was, even by 03 it was causing him knee problems that would plague him for years.
Unknown Classified totally agree
I want that set of clothes Tiger wears at 0:25!
Keep making these they are amazing TV
I’d have to agree with Sergio on the his comments of the weather
Typical Sergio - whingeing self pitying little bitch
Nah, he knows and so do you, as well as myself; had tiger been in Sergio’s situation… he would insist on playing through. This quote alone explains the difference between a great, Tiger, and Sergio. Garcia had GREAT talent, but poor mental toughness, hence he didn’t win majors.
P.S. Tiger played and won the 08 Us Open with a fractured plant leg. Sergio could never 😂
Torrey is Public, Pebble Beach is public. I don’t know why they’re saying the Bethpage is the first one ever.
Torrey Pines didn’t host the US Open until 2008. Pebble is open to the public who can afford the $500 green fee and $1,000/night stay at The Lodge (2 night minimum), which isn’t nearly a true public course.
Why is the opening theme in 7/8
世界没有第二？👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
I’m remember Sergio’s stupid waggle! He would grip and regrip his club for like 2 minutes before hitting it. It got so bad they wouldn’t even put him on TV until after the shot So they could edit the waggle out. I remember screaming at my TV just hit the damn ball!!! 😂😂😂😂
loooove it
Father and son in the beginning.... Is Bryson DeChambeau in his father's arms. Golf is the greatest game on earth 🌎 !!!!!!
“Mickelson was having a good solid round”
Bogeys 5 and 6
7214 the longest in history?? How times have changed.
Even now, knowing Phil won his majors.. still painful
Not the US Open yet
Or ever
Upload this without the background music
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they should renamed it the peoples open since this is the 1st U.S Open since 9/11
StFidjnr it was nicknamed “the people’s open”. This is also the week that Phil Mickelson got the nickname “the people’s champion”
Nice tribute by Faldo, only time I have seen him wear a hat