Greatest Golf Collapses and Chokes of All Time (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ธ.ค. 2019
- Golf entails an extreme level of mental challenges that must be overcome in order to succeed at the highest level. Unlike team sports, golfers do not have teammates to bail them out if they don't perform; it's all on them. One mistake can lead to a compound of errors that can be difficult to defeat, and even just one miscue can cost a player a championship.
However, some of the players in this video found redemption. I.K. Kim won the Women’s British Open in 2017. Kyle Stanley staged an 8 shot comeback the following week to win his first PGA Tour event at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Retief Goosen won the 2001 U.S. Open the following day in an 18 hole Monday playoff over Mark Brooks. Even with Mark Calcavecchia's collapse, the U.S. was able to hold on to win the Ryder Cup 14.5 to 13.5. Tom Watson would go on to win 8 major championships after his collapse. Ben Hogan would go on to win 9 majors after his choke at The Masters. Patty Sheehan won 4 majors after her 1990 collapse, including two U.S. Open victories. She was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1993. Lorena Ochoa won two majors after her collapse, and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2017. Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy the video.
Jean van de Velde, Greg Norman, and other collapses are in Part 1.
*Part I: • Greatest Golf Collapse...
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Richard Tattis They got taken down by Augusta National and another company for copyright reasons
TH-cam is such a fucking bitch
@@surviver5738 agreed but he should know better then that.
if it was your video it wouldn't have been taken down
Sergio sucks anyway..
I can relate to how tough this is, I've been there ! I was playing in a close one years ago, leading by one stroke, going into the par 3, 18th. Off the tee, I hit the dinosaur's foot, then the windmill blade on the second shot. It would take five putts, before that blue ball finally dropped in the cup. My wife won by a stroke and it would be months, before I could muster the courage to play Adventure Golf again. I never fully recovered.
Lol
You know, there are so many different phrases in golf, that when I read 'dinosaurs foot' I immediately thought 'That probably means a bad drive or something... yeah...' before reading on.
Hippo Tail fadeaway on 14 always owned me. I feel you. 👊
Fleetwood McDuecen25 LOL!! 🤣😂 It's good to share the pain
Randy Porter is that that Myrtle beach adventure golf cus hellyeah
This is too depressing... reminds me of when I'm playing.
The music is so depressing lol
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Same
we've all 3 putted from inside 4 feet on the 18th at the masters, very relatable.
Kink of makes me feel, oh they fck it up like me. They are human after all
@@queuedjar4578comprehension at an all time low
I never miss a 1 foot putt, I always wait for my buddies to say “pick it up!” Lol
HAHAHAHA Good one!
Captain G Lol I shoot between my legs or with the opposite side of the putter. That way if it goes in it looks cool and if it misses I can laugh it off and pick it up.
My friends do that too. If it is within 4 feet of the hole, they just pick it up... what is that lol
😂
gimmie putts suck strokeplay is better
The last one was a heart breaker. Literally a pen stroke.
Golfer’s worst nightmare: a 2-3 foot putt
So that's the equivalent of a second serve against break point xD
@@andresp7136 haha yes, so accurate. I'm nervous just thinking about it
omg yes!
yes i hate them bleh
@@PepiMChen yeah
Sergio's quad bogey remains my favorite PGA moment of all time. Priceless.
This was alot more depressing than I thought it would be.
It really is isn’t it
the dreary music doesn't help tho !
That Interstellar music is amazing and creeps me out every time I hear it. Just makes my brain wander.
I thought it was interstellar. Its just perfect music that sums up life, the climb up the hill and the tumble back down. They got so close to the mountaintop but lacked the fortitude to push the final time. Just incredible.
The soundtrack is perhaps better than the movie
@@TheLovepools what is the soundtrack? Sounds like Black Mass closing credits
@@TheLovepools Yeah, I agree.
That interesting but nonsense movie, way outstayed its welcome. Music was good though.
@@lonestar6709 no
Golf is hard. And the people critisising theese players have absolutely 0 idea of how the pressure is like when the world is watching.
Amazing Slav your totally right I’m a junior golfer and even in a playoff for a little championship at my age my hand was shaking and I couldn’t line up the golf ball on the green can’t even imagine what it’s like out there
I AGREE WITH YOU...SO HOW HARD IS IT FOR A GUY....TO HAVE MULTIPLE INJURIES...4 BACK SURGERIES...& AND ALOT OF PEOPLE IN YOUR BUSINESS...THE DUI"S...AND EVERY THING ELSE THAT CAN GO WRONG...THIS GUY" IS STILL OUT THERE TRYING TO WIN...TOURNAMENTS..& TIGER JUST TIED SAM SNEED"...RECORD OF 82 TOUR WINS...AND HE JUST WON ANOTHER GREEN JACKET"...AT THE MASTERS....HE GETS UP AT 3:00 AM..AND EXERCISE...AND STRETCH HIS BACK.. THEN GOES AND PRACTICE...I LOVE THE FACT" THE HE GOT" THE LAST WORD..THE LAST LAUGH"...YES " IM OLDER NOW...BUT" DONT COUNT ME OUT...UNLESS IM OUT...IT IS WHAT IT IS..WIN OR GO HOME"..**ONE#1**
Matteo Blanchfield i’m a junior golfer but i never have play offs because i’m trash at this game
Well said. In fact, golf depends on 90% mental and 10% physical.
"There are two types of golfer's. Those who can control their nerves and win championships and those who cannot" Harry Varden....true
Golf has without a doubt saved my life and torn my heart out. I can’t live without it.
@game changer awful that they can ban you for just being ahead of the game.. hope you clean the bookies out this year 🤟
These misses are absolutely heart breaking man. Damn.
I remember watching Kim’s missed 1-footer, then immediately losing on the first hole in sudden death. I felt so bad for her. What a gut punch.
I laughed for probably an hour straight.
@@teddyjackson1902no you didn't twat
@@teddyjackson1902youl achieve nothing in life with that attitude
@@Rip_in_son not taking golf seriously?
@@Rip_in_son Strange take.
Just goes to show that this game came be very humbling, even for the pros. My philosophy is just have a few good shots, do the best I can.
This shows the real battle is with the monster inside
Nothing in sports will humble you more quickly and with more ferocity than golf.
Did anyone else rock and sway in their seat or couch watching this. So heartbreaking, than again so humbling, because no one is invisible or above the game itself.
Edit: every golfer has that moment, even in casual golf.
The biggest I can remember was Jean van de Velde at the open. That was 20 plus years ago and I still remember it like it happened yesterday. Now that was a meltdown
I was hoping someone would mention this in the comments! That was the most incredible round of golf i have ever seen. His choices were absolutely inexplicable. I grabbed the nearest VHS tape, popped in and hit REC as soon as I realized what was happening. Watched it dozens of times since.
i've been watching golf for 30+ yrs and that was the worst one that I can remember also
It was in 1999 to be exact.
This certainly was a big choke, although I personally think Greg Norman's Masters choke three years earlier was even worse!
Lawrie with biggest comeback in major history
Fun fact: After Kyle Stanley’s collapse at Torrey Pines, he bounced back and won the [Phoenix Open] at TPC Scottsdale the following week.
Yes he did!! Quite a bounce back, and for his first PGA Tour victory as well!
Shows you how good he was playing at the time.
This interstellar backtrack just amplifies the sadness.
All of these moments make the things that Tiger does down the stretch in tournaments to win over his career even more impressive. People just really don't understand the kind of pressure that is associated with those short putts on the last hole of tournaments and majors. Tiger poured them in like they were tap ins. The 12 ft. putt Tiger made to get into that playoff with Rocco in the 2008 US Open is one of the best putts ever made. Unreal...
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@@binkyxz3 what’s your fucking problem?
Facts
I nearly collapse under the pressure of making a single birdie in a round, let alone winning one of the biggest tournaments in golf
The Tiger slurping didn't take long.
"I tried to overcome it with my mind... but I couldn't" She got me teared up.
@TIGERWOODSBOYFRIEND i think the music made all these seem more tragic than they really were
Felt like I owed some people a hug after that one.
I remember that 2012 Ryder Cup, it was epic!
This video taught me that golf apparel reached its pinnacle in the 1970’s
This is one of the best golf videos on TH-cam... Finally, a professionally produced video that is compelling, spell-binding; you can't take your eyes off of the action as it unfolds.
Well, thats basically me playin golf.
A camera crew should just follow me for a round and they’d have a video like this
LMAOOOO
"If I saw myself in clothes like those I'd have to kick my own ass."
The music makes these human failures even more heartbreaking
The music in this video is literally a mood.
10:15 that’s me after every round
Lot of people thinking this depressing. This is beautiful. No, we arent laughing at these players, or hold them in our minds as talentless hacks, we still revere them as greats, but recognize the humanity in triumph and failure. These may be some of their darkest moments as individuals, but there is beauty and light in uniting us as humans with compassion and empathy.
“It’s not possible.”-Case
“No, it’s necessary.” -Cooper
Great film but that is one incredibly lame line.
It just goes to show. Even the greats miss them!
The laugh at 2:45 was priceless lol.
That was excruciatingly painful to watch. There's not a golfer out there who hasn't suffered the same failures ... even if not on the grand scale shown here, it's equally painful. So why the hell do we continue to play this game that causes us so much grief? That could be the subject of a large book!
Thanks for posting.
It's amazing how many memories I've collected watching golf over the years. I remember watching Kyle Stanley's collapse in 2012 and how impressive he played. I picked him as an outright winner the next week and we won big. He has 2 career victories.
I know Tom Watson was wondering where that Stuart Cink was in his last Open run.
Arnold Palmer was wondering why Player was shaking his hand like that, thinking "show some class son."
Mahan was a great player and doesn't seem like he ever recovered from that chip.
yes amazing he won the next week
What happen to hunter mahan
Id rather never play golf than be 1 put away from winning the masters and miss it
Remember Mahan was leading the Canadian Open early on day 3, when his wife went into labor? I think that was the last time he was in contention on the tour. Crazy.
@@btrav667wasn't that like 20 years ago?
When I was 18 in 1972, and about a 7-handicap, I started a round of golf having birdied 3 of the first 4 holes. Had a 6-footer on #6 to go to 4 under. Rammed it by and missed the 4-footer coming back. I started thinking about my score and everything fell apart. I had 5 birdies that day and shot 9 over par for 18.
I returned to the same course some 30 years later, playing a round with my brother-in-law, and told him about my collapse in 1972 as we were walking down the 1st fairway.
Crazy thing was I again birdied 3 of the first 4 holes. This time however I ended up shooting 1-over for 18 holes, so I wasn't too disappointed.
If you play golf long enough, you're going to choke sometimes just playing casual golf with nothing on the line. I have a lot of compassion for the pros who collapse and miss out on wins that could be life changing.
After the stuff Sergio said about Tiger, I loved every bit of that meltdown.
Was it when Sergio said Stevie Wonder was a much safer driver than Tiger Woods?
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Was it when Sergio said to Tiger, “break a leg” just before the start of the Masters?
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Sergio kept saying Tiger "distracted" him in round 3 and he's always been jealous of Tiger or something 😂
To be honest though, he said some racist stuff about Tiger at a dinner AFTER the tourney. I wrote the comment thinking those comments happened before, either way he was an ass at the Players.
Sergio was, and still is, a punk.
I have loved every one of Tigers meltdowns 😂
@@peterhammer6915 not to many of them.
I find this very good to watch before a round!
Another gem my friend. Keep em coming and have a great New Year!
Thank you Joel! Happy New Year to you!
The laughs just piercing thru all of the aws 😂
IzzyFizzy wth are you talking about 😂😂😂😂
perfect background music...
Hans Zimmers composition from the Movie Interstellar
That last clip: get the book The Lost Masters by Curt Sampson re the ‘68 Masters with Goalby and Devicenzo...great read.
I can relate, oh boy can I relate....but it just makes your good shots feel even better...
That last guy turning in his card with the wrong score OMFG!!
The man who has won more majors than anyone, Jack Nicklaus, actually failed to win more (19 second place) times than he won (18). Golf is the hardest sport there is.
I wouldn't say he choked in any of those. He beat 154 other golfers. The number of runner-up finishes he had plus top five finishes in majors blows Tiger away. Plus he has 18 and Tiger has 15.
Love the explanation at the ending to this video, classic.
The mahan flub was enormous. The entire world was watching
Excellent video, really well put together 👍
Thank you!!
2:45 somebody laughing is a little f-ed up
I think it's fkg funny.
Punk.
punks not dead she missed a foot put. I can do that lol
I agree punks not dead.
I laughed, so sue me, do you want/win your medal for morals? Of course you don't. Continue being a keyboard warrior.....
@@larrytonge4104 Actually, I've caddied at an exclusive club on and off for nearly 20years. You'd NEVER hear somebody laugh at a missed putt like that. At least where I learned the game. So, i'm not being a "keyboard warrior", it's called class.
Continue with the phrases you've heard from others that justify your abrasiveness and angry replies. I don't need a medal. I just know i'll never play golf with somebody like you twice. *tips hat*
All these players dared to be great. Keep your head up and never look back. Champions at heart.
I had so much fun watching this, it kind of made up for my (predominant) failures on the course. I finished golf in the nick of time, just before a sign with "Asylum" became visible on the horizon.
Love the Interstellar soundtrack!
Jean van de Velde, Greg Norman, and other collapses and chokes are included in Part 1 here: th-cam.com/video/0uJ-1wGNK7g/w-d-xo.html
Who in your mind was the best golfer under pressure?
No kidding, the Van de Velde collapse is the crowning jewel of golf collapses
@Coolhand850 1966 U.S. Open is also in Part 1
@@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr tough call. Jack or Tiger
@@golffocus Jack for me. Faldo also wasn't bad under pressure.
Golf truly is the hardest sport. The mental fortitude it takes just to get through a round at that level is imaginable, but to come down to only a few shots at a major and a million dollar or more pay difference and sometimes down to a simple 3 foot putt. Talk about nerves
As a mediocre golfer, this video is strangely comforting. Golf is humbling.
Rory's Masters meltdown will always be one that many will never forget
Yes very true. It’s included in Part 1 -> th-cam.com/video/0uJ-1wGNK7g/w-d-xo.html
Love the videos 😍😍😍⛳⛳⛳
Life is full of humbling experiences. No humility, no heaven.
Another brilliant video with some really awesome music. I still remember Bernhard Langer's short putt in the last hole in the 1991 Ryder Cup which wold have ensured Europe would have yet again retained the trophy but it wasn't to be.
Stephen Simpson its from interstellar
1:50 *"Hey Butthole!"*
Did he really just say that??! Lmfaoo
I think it was "tight buttholes" lol
"We can land on the surface of the Sun, but only if we arrive at night." Joe Bdum
Everyone isnt perfect but be humble be grateful and be loving.
I love watching an ad after 15 seconds of content.
2019 British Open, JB Holmes final round 87
2005 Women’s U.S. Open: Michelle Wie final round 82
Thomas McCarrick JB Holmes really didnt have a great chance going into. It was a terrible round though and i remember him shooting something in the 80s in 2017 Players when he started the day with the lead
Frills 31 What about Rocco Mediate 2006 Masters. He was tied for the lead after 11 and then made a 10 on the twelfth.
Hey Thomas, yeah both Holmes and Wie are in the discussion, but I didn’t include them for a few reasons. Though JB was in 3rd to start the day, he was 6 shots back. Barring an incredible round, it would have been very difficult for him to win, which is why I did not include him. You are right though, an 87 is certainly a terrible round. I didn’t include Michelle Wie because she was just a 15 year-old amateur at the time. You’re right, both are bad collapses, I just chose not to include them in this video because of the circumstances and because I didn’t want to make the video too long, so I had to make some cuts. Rocco is an interesting one. He was tied for the lead at -4 after he made the turn, but if I’m not mistaken, by the time he got to the 12th tee he was 3 back of the lead thanks to a bogey on 11 and back-to-back birdies from Mickelson on 7 and 8. However, you could definitely make a case for this one given he was tied for the lead with just 9 holes to play.
Goalby's reaction says it all. A true athlete: he wanted to win with his clubs, not by some pencil mistake. It was a stupid rule to enforce under the circumstances since countless people had actually seen him make the 3. What puzzles me about the rule and the decision is this: what if he'd actually scored a 4 on the hole, but Aaron had written 3, and De Vicenczo had signed for that. Surely THAT score wouldn't stand. No, they'd intervene and disqualify him because he'd actually scored 4. But that contradicts the idea that you can't retroactively adjust the scorecard to comport with the actual facts. Stupid, stupid rule.
Good point, this inconsistency in the rules makes no sense.
Them’s the rules. Always have been. Bitch about it if you want, but if you want to be a professional, you have to accept ALL the rules, whether you disagree with them or dislike them. One thing is for sure, Di Vincenza never submitted an incorrect scorecard again in his life. It’s an important lesson for kids. One you’ve obviously never learned.
@@bilinguru Pity any kid of yours
@@bilinguru yikes you must be an Army kid.
the idea is to emphasize the truth in scorekeeping for the game. No matter what happens, you will be penalized if you do not keep score properly. It is a shame but the spokesperson put it very well. When we say we are going to play under the rules of golf, we have no choice.
AHAHAHAA!!
The Music, "Youve got Cancer, three months Max!"
Hahahahaa, great post GF. Wish My game was that bad.
22 years old watching the Calcevecchia match. I will always remember the "are you kidding me?!" quote. I was actually laughing at his meltdown, but as years pass I really felt for him. He was found on the beach, in tears, after this. The thing about the Ryder Cup is that you are not just letting yourself down, but your fellow teammates and it hurts. It hurts bad. Competitive sports can be the greatest elation in your life or the worst.
Nice video. So sad for all the players
The interstellar music tho
In any sport the mind is one's most important organ yet few players know how to work on strengthening it, let alone try. I trained and became a clinical hypnotherapist when I seriously competed and such was only the start of getting tough and reliable.
I was watching this live when it happened! I was shocked!
This music is from Interstellar
Yes the first and last song are!
Best movie
The biggest collapse must be Greg Norman in the 1996 Masters. He started the final day with a six shot lead over Faldo and Norman shot a 78 to finish second to Faldo. I have never forgot that shocker
I'm usually glued to Masters coverage on Sunday, year after year. That 96 collapse by Norman was the only time I can remember that I ever turned it off early. I just couldn't watch it
Jean Van De Velde leading by three shots going onto the 18th at the 1999 Open and taking a triple bogey 7 has to be the biggest choke in a major championship.
@@longjohn5322 Good one!
No way. Tin cup is the worst
Loved seeing Garcia hit the water🤣🤣
action so far this season already needs at least two additions here
Colin Montgomery with such an intelligent statement for someone who’s never won a Major.......
Hardest game to play. Test you more than any other.
Except tiddlywinks.
missing those short putts is all mental, i never miss those on the back 9 after 4 or 5 beers.
Man these were brutal, i could see how one might never recover mentally from coming so close and choking it away on the last hole.
Love that interstellar music
When ever I’m feeling down. I watch Sergio collapse. It really cheers me up
Now you’re talking!
It makes Sergio’s day worse
I enjoyed this very much
Ah Sergio... always satisfying... and so many chokes to choose from. Also nice to see karmic justice for Brandt "Beady-Eyes" Snedeker
. Win by the choke, die by the choke.
That poor guy who wrote down the wrong score on his card. I hate to see a player lose like that
Especially when he had a birdie 3, and signed for a par 4.
Tommy Aaron wrote it down. He was Roberto's playing partner. De Vincenzo signed for it, which under the rules means it stands. (If he had signed for a lower score than he deserved, the penalty is disqualification). The decision to let the rule stand was made by none other than Bobby Jones, the great '20s legend and the father of the Masters tournament. He was an invalid at the time and the officials brought the situation to him and he said they had to play by the rules.
Jean Ven de Velde's collapse at the Open was so epic, he requires his own video just for his 18th hole.
I was just about to comment that I couldn't believe that epic meltdown wasn't included in this video.
@@CarlVandenberg well it is part 2
@@state1724 Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't notice it was part 2.
This was hard as heck to watch!
The music with these shots are the funniest 😂😂😂😂
First attempt at passing my PAT for the PGA I had six shots to give with nine holes to play. Missed a birdie putt on 18 for a 43 and missed by one. 4 hr drive back home after that collapse really gets to you. 2 months later on my second attempt I took a 9 on the third hole of the day and reflected on my first failed attempt. I thought I was going fail again but knew there was a lot of golf left. Said not this time. and played even par the rest of the day. Golf is a mental game. If you think about failing you will. What the mind can conceive in and believe in it can achieve in
Cool story. I have choked in my pat every time but never really was that close. Missed by 8 shots two times, and shot 89-84 last time as a 3 handicap... like 8 ob/hazard balls or something....will keep trying tho
What is a PAT?
Id rather never play golf than be 1 put away from winning the masters and miss it
I think I remember that. Didn't you birdie the windmill on 18?
That’s an awesome story. Congrats on passing. Golf mimics life.
The last one is truly heartbreaking
Yesterday, at Volvo China Final ... it was full of these moments and holes 17 18 were very dramatic
5:23 that awkward “I’ve never played on a Team spot before” celebration
Iono I've seen football players and hockey players get owned before when they tried to celebrate and got ignored, lol.
Awww man. Patty Sheehan's interview was heartbreaking. "I just didn't feel well all day and I tried to overcome it by my mind but I couldn't" :(
I made that excuse! That’s mine.
Bet she went home and got lickered-up.
@@gregr.9547 🤣🤣
If Patty Sheehan can choke, then almost anyone can. She's an all-time great in women's golf.
Excuses
Soul crushing game
Lexi Thompson is my idol , but she also taught me that making mistakes is normal, and from the dark times, you can find light again.
Fair play to ik kim for going on and winning the British open a lot of golfers wouldn't get over that miss putt
I can understand a collapse in your game but recording a 4 when you had a 3 is a sad day in history.
Indeed!...
He didn't. His playing partner, Tommy Aaron did.
@@goathumper111 his job is to review it before signing
I can't believe the guy he was tied with just took that "win". A true sportsman would have insisted on a playoff.
I have missed a 3 ft putt and i play just for fun.The pressure on them and the pressure they put on themselves is Incredible!
Image getting in your car, ready to drive to work like any other workday, and you hear this music start playing.