1986 U.S. Open (Final Round): Raymond Floyd Shines at Shinnecock Hills | Full Broadcast
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- Raymond Floyd bests the field at Shinnecock Hills to become the oldest champion in U.S. Open history.
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Norman always preferred to wait until Sunday to crumble.
😂😂😂😂
Wow such insight .
Or whenever he played a major in the same pairing with Nick Faldo.
..that’s harsh, didn’t he win a few majors. Watching Nicholas or Faldo was like watching paint dry, so careful and lacking free flow in their minds, they would have been good administrators. Greg was a free flowing player, brilliant to watch
@@cdunne1620Greg actually had a “couple” majors not a “few”. And it’s Nicklaus not Nicholas 😂 new golf fan?
Raymond's swing was not for everybody, but the man could sure stripe it.
From the days of the homemade swing era. It was not a textbook design.
So refreshing not to hear the commentators say “ false front” or “ center cut” or the obnoxious drunk in the gallery yelling “in the hole”.
Yu Da Man!
Lee wore red on Sunday long before some guy did.
Commenators:
Jim McKay & Dave Marr
Hole Announcers:
Jack Whitaker
Peter Aliss
On Course:
Bob Rosburg
Ed Sneed
Judy Rankin
Interviews:
Al Trautwig
Rules:
Frank Hannigan
Great crew...I always enjoyed them....Judy Rankin was spot on...but all them were really.
Caddied for Ray Floyd maybe half a dozen times, the swing is always the same. Chipping and putting, great
It's amazing that the camera man could track a ball with this 80s tech
The high pitched ringing goes away around the 1:52:00 mark
Thanks...I had my volume down around 4...and my girlfriend came upstairs and asked what in the hell that ringing noise was!!!
I wish... but I've had tinnitus for a long time.
Since the title tells us who won, no need watching it. Thanks.
Good Ole Jim McKay.. miss that voice
2:24:18 Never count Raymond Floyd out.
Unless it’s the 1990 Masters.
Oh man this is epic
That noise is driving me crazy 🤪
ITS STOPPED. Halalelujah
I’ve never heard as much noise on a golf course in my life. Sounds like helicopters hovering over the course or Jets taking off. How can Norman be complaining about fans when you can’t even hear him talking over all that noise.
At 3:13:35 ... what a prophetic statement! I believe that was Dave Marr....but I'm not sure. Anyways...wow. It would come true.
01:02:30 120 to 130 yards - 8 iron..... lol how times have changed
The 8 irons had 43 degrees of loft.
@@tightmf and the ball changes
Medications did that to Sutton... like Jerry Lewis.
" ...... Hal Sutton, the athletic son of ...". He soon became the unathletic fat Hall Sutton .....
The athletic son from a wealthy family... I found that an odd introduction.
How did you boomers watch tv that was so blurry?
It’s amazing we survived without HD video lol
Because they were unaware of the capabilities of the future. In 50 years, kids will say “how did you zoomers watch with only 4k??” 😂
Remember that in 1986, tvs were very small...and those that did have huge tvs, had incredibly bad picture anyways. There were these 400lb contraptions, with cellulite (not cellular) like images, that expanded to 50 inches or so....the only thing that was better, was that everyone knew everything about everything. We all knew who won last night's game...as it was on only one channel of about 2 or 3 in sports. Every show, we knew....but now with the internet, streaming etc...I don't even have a conversation with my 22 year old son about anything.
We were ale to watch tv back in the day because we focused on the substance of the content and picture quality was far down the list of what was important. Today, picture quality is better than ever before, but the substance of the content is crap.