Greatest stretch of golf I have ever seen 1999-2002 tiger won 7 majors out of 13 majors played at this time we all thought he was going to win 100 pga tournaments and 25 majors that was the the type of pace he was on still 82 pga wins and 15 majors he is a all time icon for sure but there always going to be that what if he didn't have the injuries and obviously the personal issues
Tiger was dominent from 99-09 if he was still healthy he would have atleast over 110 wins he probaly would have faded off by now but if it wasnt for that first accident he would be healthy still
Well well, he was the best and still is. Because nobody has taken over since he left! They win here and there but are not consistent! Let someone prove us wrong. We want to see a string of wins like he did.
@jackiejay4556 Well, you have answered my question. Gyms are not restricted. Secondly, he used the old fashioned tools and he made it happen! They are using advanced tools but they don't produce the same amount as he did. Give credit where it is deserved. He was like a mower.
Like so many other Folks here, I am delighted to watch these final rounds. Have always loved the Masters! I wish the R&A and the PGA would do the same for the other majors.
This leaderboard is incredible. Not one top player at the time is missing. You got Tiger, Phil, Els, Singh, Sergio, Goosen. I would have to imagine those were the top 6 in 2002.
The Genius of Par: It's all but impossible to explain to anyone unfamiliar with the game what genius we're looking at watching Tiger simply play Par golf once he has a lead, hole after hole after hole. To the uninitiated, it seems simple, yet how often have we all seen guys fall apart when "all" they have to do is play "safety golf." It's a lot harder than it sounds, isn't it? Without a single "amazing' shot in the entire last round, Tiger shows what it means to be a golf genius. Now THAT'S genius.
What's hard about that is a lot of players need to play aggressively to score and stay focused, just aiming for the center of the green you can lose focus and not hit quality shots.
I recently re-watched his final round at Liverpool in '06 (against Sergio, dressed as a lemon popsicle). There's a par five on the front nine -- I don't remember if it's number four or number five or number six, but anyway -- Tiger hit his three-wood off the tee to the most boring location you can imagine, hit his approach shot with a six iron to the most boring spot on the green, and sunk an almost tediously boring putt of about ten feet or so. ...FOR EAGLE. When I saw it live I remember thinking, "If this guy can put me to sleep making eagle, nobody's gonna see him for dust for a very long, long time."
Snead was a legend, especially in my neck of the woods where he won the GGO (Greater Greensboro Open) 8 times. He had one of the smoothest swings I ever saw!
I remember watching this live, and I remember -- like it was yesterday -- that Ken Venturi *really* lost his mind when everyone started melting down at Amen Corner. :D :D :D
That's why he changed his swing. I kid here, but imagine if had stayed with that same swing/body shape. The muscles/gym etc...made a different player who was also great, but not as athletic. Personal issues aside of course.
There's a lot of great young golfers on tour now days, and most of them idolized Tiger growing up so they are not only very talented but entertaining to watch. Give them a chance, you won't regret it.
During the green jacket ceremony at end It took me awhile to realize why the chairman was putting the green jacket on him. I forgot he won the year before. Back to back masters wins is incredible
The Genius of Par: It's all but impossible to explain to anyone unfamiliar with the game what genius we're looking at watching Tiger simply play Par golf once he has a lead, hole after hole after hole. To the uninitiated, it seems simple, yet how often have we all seen guys fall apart when "all" they have to do is play "safety golf." It's a lot harder than it sounds, isn't it? Without a single "amazing' shot in the entire last round, Tiger shows what it means to be a golf genius. Now THAT'S genius.
This is probably the least well-known of all of Tiger's green jackets (1997 was him well and truly arriving on the scene; 2001 was him doing the grand slam if not all the same year, 2005 had THAT chip-in at 16 and 2019 was comeback fulfilled). Then again it's classic prime-era Tiger; just wearing all his challengers down and forcing them out of their comfort zone till they all made errors.
I also must add that without Tiger, this would have been an absolute nail-biter; essentially with all the errors being made, it would have been last man standing!
2:27:00 Davis Love III chipping in on 16. Imagine if Tiger ever did that, imagine the hype and how many times they would replay it over the years. Oh wait! LOL.
I see your point. But in fairness Tiger made all these shots to make or break wins. Personally I think Tiger is the best because he put out so many amazing shots when he had to do something amazing to win. The only hole in one I got in life was in a round of 90 something 😂 imagine if I got a hole in one on the 17th at sawgrass to win by one. Now that would be something.
Reteif goosen didnt play at the 1993 Ryder cup. He didn't play any Ryder cup because i dont think south Africa is in Europe. Unless they moved it. Jim nantz said goosen played at the 1993 Ryder cup 4:22:57
Tiger could dictate the entire final round. The chasers were forced to take chances on difficult holes knowing they’d still be probably be outplayed if need be. He destroyed a generation of players.
I'm wondering since I haven't watched golf in years, Tigers last major win actually, do they still get these kind of crowds today since tiger doesn't play
From some comments I read recently on golf ball rolling back get some interesting perspective about Tiger. Tiger, being grow up with balata ball, meant ball will have significantly more spin than current ball, and for Tiger, he still playing with some of the highest spin ball on tour so it seems no wonder why he has all those back injuries.
I bet whenever TW is on a golf course and the other players hear a roar, they assume TW just did something awesome, that has to be deflating if you are trying to keep a lead or trying to catch him. I do not care what anyone says about who the GOAT is, all you have to do is look at the body of work, sure all anyone wants to do if they are a Jack fan, is say oh, well the equipment is better, or if Jack played today..., Give me a break, the same for MJ, he would win in any era just like TW would have, all things equal, either way, same equipment whatever.
Weird to hear them say the course is playing as long as possible when the pin on 2 is at the front. I think the back pin that they use now on Sundays is much tougher, and obviously makes the hole play longer
It did. I was there for 5 days. It did not smell like normal. It was hard to bare at times honestly. But you have to remember, Augusta national is a gem in the middle of a trailer park so to speak. Everywhere surrounding Augusta national is a dump. Just 1 mile down the road is the projects. Homeless people walking around and in tents. Rundown buildings. It's like your driving thru slums and bam theres magnolia lane. It's weird.
Bob Jones is still the only golfer to win the true grand slam. Tiger Woods NEVER completed the true grand slam. While he did win 4 majors in a row, an amazing accomplishment in itself, he did not win them in the same season. He won the 2000 US Open, 2000 British Open, 2000 PGA Championship and the 2001 Masters
The media (including the announcers) love a narrative, and they jumped on the "best players in the world" crumbling under pressure. While that is somewhat true, they also mentioned multiple times that only one player in the entire field broke 70 in the final round (Shigeki Maruyama). So was it only the "chasers" that played poorly under pressure? Or was the course just playing really hard? Having said that I'm a huge Tiger fan and have been following him since his junior Am days.
Tiger was just putting the ball in the smart places. Nothing too spectacular. He was just making it easier by giving himself easier shots and less risk. Why couldn't the other guys do that. They were just falling apart missing all over the place. At this stage of his career Tiger just did the same safe shots over and over patiently executing and not getting too excited. A dominant time for him.
In these Tiger classics, I would like to see more Tiger...less everyone else...the commentary should be replaced with music...stop comparing golfer's to prodigies...I am in awe seeing a prodigy at work...Tiger really is in class of his own...
Here is the thing about golf, why it is so addictive: any idiot can go out there and hack and duff and putz around, but no matter what, they will have ONE shot that makes them stop and say, "Whoa, that was great! I want to do that again!" And for anybody who has ever played with any kind of regularity, you know, nothing in the world feels as cool as a perfectly hit golf ball. Nothing. It's just an incredible momentary feeling.
Joking aside it’s referring to complete focus on each shot instead of thinking about the rest of the course or your opponent or the next shot. Just complete focus on each shot
Its just so odd, they should all wear blinders to leaderboards or something. The Tiger effect was crazy back then. He is just playing like every smart shot while literally everyone single one of them fold under chances.
Honestly, I know there were reasons, but I really think Tiger wins half a dozen (if not more) additional majors, possibly even breaking Jack's record during his prime but certainly eventually, if he'd stayed with Butch. The fundamentals were just impeccable, every measurable stat was unparalleled, and no one can argue the results. The time/opportunities lost alone, changing his swing multiple times in his prime, in hindsight, could be a big regret of his down the road, being that it should've been a forgone conclusion Jack's record was going to be broken. Think his ego just wouldn't allow for anyone else, but predominantly him, to get fair credit for his success, especially early on. Then the competition got way better across the board, his body started breaking down from all the "extra curricular" activity (🤣) , and it tragically became more and more clear he wasn't going to do it. Which is a shame because talent-wise, he IS the best to ever do it. Just would've been nice to see history made!!
Phil never admits a match struggle even though it's obvious to all and indicated by results! HE is quite conceited! Everyone, incl the best player, Tiger Woods, do and admit to having had a struggle in a match, sometime in a humility! Humility, unlike self praise and conceit, is a strength PM, not a weakness, especially when you end up losing regularly! Congrats Tiger, humble respectful and absolutely lethally successful🌟👏💥🎉🥳
I like how the commentators keep talkin about how they can't believe the top 6 outta 7 players in the world can't score any better, but they cant figure out why. And they answered their own question on the 8th hole. They made a kinda difficult par 5 even longer, and not one professional golfer could make eagle in 4 days. Not one. I mean it's great to make a test for everyone, but as a fan, I knda like seeing an eagle every now and then. This way, they kinda made it like the par 3's and 4's. It's par or birdie, unless someone holes out their third shot. They lengthened a course that was fine how it was. It wasn't a simple course to start with. And they made it harder. Too difficult in my opinion.
The best players make millions of dollars playing this simple game. I find that fact amazing. If my statement is offensive to anyone, please note that I did refrain from using the word easy.
Greatest stretch of golf I have ever seen 1999-2002 tiger won 7 majors out of 13 majors played at this time we all thought he was going to win 100 pga tournaments and 25 majors that was the the type of pace he was on still 82 pga wins and 15 majors he is a all time icon for sure but there always going to be that what if he didn't have the injuries and obviously the personal issues
Tiger was dominent from 99-09 if he was still healthy he would have atleast over 110 wins he probaly would have faded off by now but if it wasnt for that first accident he would be healthy still
Well well, he was the best and still is. Because nobody has taken over since he left!
They win here and there but are not consistent!
Let someone prove us wrong.
We want to see a string of wins like he did.
Then 12 hoes and a nine iron ruined it!!!
@jackiejay4556 Well, you have answered my question.
Gyms are not restricted. Secondly, he used the old fashioned tools and he made it happen!
They are using advanced tools but they don't produce the same amount as he did.
Give credit where it is deserved.
He was like a mower.
It's how he played. How he changed the game. He is the greatest. And Jack is also the greatest. But tiger just was that new Era special
Like so many other Folks here, I am delighted to watch these final rounds. Have always loved the Masters! I wish the R&A and the PGA would do the same for the other majors.
The R&A has done to an extent whilst the USGA has taken the approach of The Masters
This leaderboard is incredible. Not one top player at the time is missing. You got Tiger, Phil, Els, Singh, Sergio, Goosen. I would have to imagine those were the top 6 in 2002.
A spiraling David Duval was sixth in the world at the time. But no question, this leaderboard was cream of the crop.
Harrington as well
The Genius of Par:
It's all but impossible to explain to anyone unfamiliar with the game what genius we're looking at watching Tiger simply play Par golf once he has a lead, hole after hole after hole. To the uninitiated, it seems simple, yet how often have we all seen guys fall apart when "all" they have to do is play "safety golf." It's a lot harder than it sounds, isn't it? Without a single "amazing' shot in the entire last round, Tiger shows what it means to be a golf genius. Now THAT'S genius.
What's hard about that is a lot of players need to play aggressively to score and stay focused, just aiming for the center of the green you can lose focus and not hit quality shots.
I recently re-watched his final round at Liverpool in '06 (against Sergio, dressed as a lemon popsicle). There's a par five on the front nine -- I don't remember if it's number four or number five or number six, but anyway -- Tiger hit his three-wood off the tee to the most boring location you can imagine, hit his approach shot with a six iron to the most boring spot on the green, and sunk an almost tediously boring putt of about ten feet or so. ...FOR EAGLE. When I saw it live I remember thinking, "If this guy can put me to sleep making eagle, nobody's gonna see him for dust for a very long, long time."
Genius comment!!! 😁
Oh, please. People always laid down against him.
Sam Snead died a month after this ceremonial teeshot.
Look at that swing for an 89 year old.
Great man.
Snead was the original GOAT
The Slammer!!! Rest easy in the fairways of heaven, painfully missed.
I noticed that too!
Rest in peace Mr.Snead
Snead was a legend, especially in my neck of the woods where he won the GGO (Greater Greensboro Open) 8 times. He had one of the smoothest swings I ever saw!
Wow finally get to the Masters 2002 ... Thanks from Samoa
Appreciate the powers that be for sharing and uploading for us all ❤. Tiger did win the grand slam in 2001.
Nope..........should be in the same year. And I like Tiger.
@@Wave8Form4 in a row is insane. Tiger slam.
I will never get tired of watching Tiger Woods at his best.
What a player. The light burned bright
Me neither. Sheer perfection.
I remember watching this live, and I remember -- like it was yesterday -- that Ken Venturi *really* lost his mind when everyone started melting down at Amen Corner. :D :D :D
The dude won 6/10 majors in that year and half period. That is an insane stat
aditya paudel 7 out of 11 actually. 2002 US Open as well.
He also just missed out on the 2002 PGA after Beem's incredible fluke
@@AlonsoRules And if it weren't for the rain at the Open he was in the lead too.
That's why he changed his swing. I kid here, but imagine if had stayed with that same swing/body shape. The muscles/gym etc...made a different player who was also great, but not as athletic. Personal issues aside of course.
10 majors in a year and a half? See, now "I" thought there were only 4 majors per year, so that IS an insane stat LOL
2001 Replay has 442K views and this “only” has 51K, wow! Tiger Slam! It was such a great final round with Phil and David!
If TW is in a tourney I watch, win or lose, if he is not I could care less. GOAT.
E.K. I also feel the same way. It's not worth watching if Tiger is not in the mix on Sunday...
There's a lot of great young golfers on tour now days, and most of them idolized Tiger growing up so they are not only very talented but entertaining to watch. Give them a chance, you won't regret it.
You’re 🏳️🌈 for "Tiger" Woods. Congrats, I’m sure your father is proud of you.
so fire that they uploaded all these final rounds
Fantastic.
every tiger sequence lol started with show a little retief too but he fell off so i just went to only tiger
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con con u da real mvp
Thanks! Wow
Thanks bro.
You are the real champ!
During the green jacket ceremony at end It took me awhile to realize why the chairman was putting the green jacket on him. I forgot he won the year before. Back to back masters wins is incredible
I skipped forward to the end to see who put it on him this year, didn't remember. Back to back doesn't happen too often.
YES! So glad you fixed this one definitely need all the Tiger wins in good quality
The Masters care about their patrons. Case in point this channel. Thank you
With the 2020 Masters postponed time to reminisce in this Tiger victory.
The Genius of Par:
It's all but impossible to explain to anyone unfamiliar with the game what genius we're looking at watching Tiger simply play Par golf once he has a lead, hole after hole after hole. To the uninitiated, it seems simple, yet how often have we all seen guys fall apart when "all" they have to do is play "safety golf." It's a lot harder than it sounds, isn't it? Without a single "amazing' shot in the entire last round, Tiger shows what it means to be a golf genius. Now THAT'S genius.
Imagine being in the same category as Bobby Jones and Arnold Palmer and still not being satisfied.
The Top 7 on the final leaderboard currently have a combined 34 majors.
Tiger Woods was outstanding back in 2002 and he great
Crazy how everyone completely melted down except for Tiger.
Including Ken Venturi. :D :D :D
Tiger brought golf to the masses
Tiger is humble courteous to other players, to everybody he deals with and was the best golfer! Just champion and great. Brilliant, brother!! 👏👏💥🎉
I find this game to be awesome to watch such dedicated golfers!!!
This is probably the least well-known of all of Tiger's green jackets (1997 was him well and truly arriving on the scene; 2001 was him doing the grand slam if not all the same year, 2005 had THAT chip-in at 16 and 2019 was comeback fulfilled). Then again it's classic prime-era Tiger; just wearing all his challengers down and forcing them out of their comfort zone till they all made errors.
I also must add that without Tiger, this would have been an absolute nail-biter; essentially with all the errors being made, it would have been last man standing!
Thank you guys so much for fixing it!
Was there an error?
2:27:00 Davis Love III chipping in on 16. Imagine if Tiger ever did that, imagine the hype and how many times they would replay it over the years. Oh wait! LOL.
I see your point. But in fairness Tiger made all these shots to make or break wins. Personally I think Tiger is the best because he put out so many amazing shots when he had to do something amazing to win. The only hole in one I got in life was in a round of 90 something 😂 imagine if I got a hole in one on the 17th at sawgrass to win by one. Now that would be something.
@@wolfiemcwolf6617 no one would care. If it was tiger they would go bananas.
Who's here after todayyyyyyyyyy?!!!!!
I'll be..
Ken Venturi lost his mind during this round haha
Thank you! 5th time to watch this in its entirety ⛳️ today 27 June 2020
1:30:33 Cool escape from the left trees by Tiger on 5. Big hook with major body english.
Tiger is so creative with how he plays
He still made Bogey
This is incredible...
Keep these coming!
Reteif goosen didnt play at the 1993 Ryder cup. He didn't play any Ryder cup because i dont think south Africa is in Europe. Unless they moved it. Jim nantz said goosen played at the 1993 Ryder cup 4:22:57
Jeez. Did Venturi ever shut up.
In '86, Tiger would have been 10 years old, not eight. That's weird. he's not bad with numbers, is he?
i will continue my viewing, exciting stuff.
Tiger could dictate the entire final round. The chasers were forced to take chances on difficult holes knowing they’d still be probably be outplayed if need be. He destroyed a generation of players.
Whoa almost 5 hrs! Didn't they edit out the commercials? Yea think I'll ffwd to the end. 😂
Love the comment Tiger is four ahead and there goes the neighborhood, they are not challenging him.
I'm wondering since I haven't watched golf in years, Tigers last major win actually, do they still get these kind of crowds today since tiger doesn't play
Nice move by Augusta National to give Norman a special invite; one more shot at it.
I'm here because he's playing tomorrow.
2:02:44 Can’t imagine how Tiger ever developed back problems.
From some comments I read recently on golf ball rolling back get some interesting perspective about Tiger. Tiger, being grow up with balata ball, meant ball will have significantly more spin than current ball, and for Tiger, he still playing with some of the highest spin ball on tour so it seems no wonder why he has all those back injuries.
Love to listen to Ken Venturi.
Who's here after they cancelled??
He didn’t even play bad but he played real safe that day bc if he played aggressively he would lose his lead this is what everyone should do
1:39:45 top 5 players in the world at that time on the top 5 leaderboard the chances of that is slim to none
I bet whenever TW is on a golf course and the other players hear a roar, they assume TW just did something awesome, that has to be deflating if you are trying to keep a lead or trying to catch him. I do not care what anyone says about who the GOAT is, all you have to do is look at the body of work, sure all anyone wants to do if they are a Jack fan, is say oh, well the equipment is better, or if Jack played today..., Give me a break, the same for MJ, he would win in any era just like TW would have, all things equal, either way, same equipment whatever.
Venturi last major announcing The Masters.
4:29:32 spoiler
6 of the top 7 in the world golf ranking All had a Chance to win. Tiger 1, Phil 2, els 3, goosen 4, Garcia 5 And VJ 7.
Weird to hear them say the course is playing as long as possible when the pin on 2 is at the front. I think the back pin that they use now on Sundays is much tougher, and obviously makes the hole play longer
They were referring to the tee placement. They were all as far back os they could be. All the pins would never all be at the back of the greens.
Reading Steve Williams book at the moment , and mentioned the whole course stunk that week! with the mixure of mud , pine straw and fertilizer ??? 🤭🤭
It did. I was there for 5 days. It did not smell like normal. It was hard to bare at times honestly. But you have to remember, Augusta national is a gem in the middle of a trailer park so to speak. Everywhere surrounding Augusta national is a dump. Just 1 mile down the road is the projects. Homeless people walking around and in tents. Rundown buildings. It's like your driving thru slums and bam theres magnolia lane. It's weird.
That's sad. @@toothspic2
How often has there been a Sunday back pin on 18?
1986 - Jack’s 6th Masters win the pin was at the back of 18. That is the only other time I can remember it being there in the final round.
Guy at 1:41:35 Now gone, never forgotten.
Bob Jones is still the only golfer to win the true grand slam. Tiger Woods NEVER completed the true grand slam. While he did win 4 majors in a row, an amazing accomplishment in itself, he did not win them in the same season. He won the 2000 US Open, 2000 British Open, 2000 PGA Championship and the 2001 Masters
4:34:02 Goosen Interview 4:26:00 Phil Mickelson
The media (including the announcers) love a narrative, and they jumped on the "best players in the world" crumbling under pressure. While that is somewhat true, they also mentioned multiple times that only one player in the entire field broke 70 in the final round (Shigeki Maruyama). So was it only the "chasers" that played poorly under pressure? Or was the course just playing really hard? Having said that I'm a huge Tiger fan and have been following him since his junior Am days.
Tiger was just putting the ball in the smart places. Nothing too spectacular. He was just making it easier by giving himself easier shots and less risk. Why couldn't the other guys do that. They were just falling apart missing all over the place. At this stage of his career Tiger just did the same safe shots over and over patiently executing and not getting too excited. A dominant time for him.
Bobby Clampett, one of the best announcers in all of golf! ⛳🏌️🎙️
In these Tiger classics, I would like to see more Tiger...less everyone else...the commentary should be replaced with music...stop comparing golfer's to prodigies...I am in awe seeing a prodigy at work...Tiger really is in class of his own...
More Tiger? Every shot he hit in the Final Round is here lol. It’s the original 2002 CBS broadcast
34:05 Champions Swing!
2:59:14 The moment that you start wondering whether you're in Tin Cup.
Here is the thing about golf, why it is so addictive: any idiot can go out there and hack and duff and putz around, but no matter what, they will have ONE shot that makes them stop and say, "Whoa, that was great! I want to do that again!" And for anybody who has ever played with any kind of regularity, you know, nothing in the world feels as cool as a perfectly hit golf ball. Nothing. It's just an incredible momentary feeling.
this was my 8th birthday!
2:55:00.....the field slowly begins to fall apart
1:12:50 “he is playing one shot at a time...and that’s how you play golf.” Gee, you think?!
Ken has the best words.
Joking aside it’s referring to complete focus on each shot instead of thinking about the rest of the course or your opponent or the next shot. Just complete focus on each shot
3:34:49 - chunk from Olazabal
Wow that was only major number 7..
Jose Olazabals fidgeting is very irritating ..... Garcia fidgets as well .... Is it a Spanish thing or what?
2002 and the image looks like pre-war footage...
lol
lonkylaine 😂😂😂
Its just so odd, they should all wear blinders to leaderboards or something. The Tiger effect was crazy back then. He is just playing like every smart shot while literally everyone single one of them fold under chances.
Honestly, I know there were reasons, but I really think Tiger wins half a dozen (if not more) additional majors, possibly even breaking Jack's record during his prime but certainly eventually, if he'd stayed with Butch. The fundamentals were just impeccable, every measurable stat was unparalleled, and no one can argue the results. The time/opportunities lost alone, changing his swing multiple times in his prime, in hindsight, could be a big regret of his down the road, being that it should've been a forgone conclusion Jack's record was going to be broken. Think his ego just wouldn't allow for anyone else, but predominantly him, to get fair credit for his success, especially early on. Then the competition got way better across the board, his body started breaking down from all the "extra curricular" activity (🤣) , and it tragically became more and more clear he wasn't going to do it. Which is a shame because talent-wise, he IS the best to ever do it. Just would've been nice to see history made!!
2:50:12 A fan groans, "Let the coronation begin."
4:35:40 A great Dick Enberg Moment
I wish I had an "appointment" at the first tee at Augusta... but my life circumstances inhibit me from playing on the Tour and making bank....
Talent stops you from playing on tour.
Carlos having a bad mindset n not believing is why most ain't on tour
@@chriskusek7822 you can believe what you want but unless you have talent and can pull off shots it don't matter what your mindset is.
That's u practice n practice talent helps but jordan n kobe n tiger didn't get where they're at just base on talent they put work in
@@chriskusek7822 practice means nothing without talent.
Double eagle would be - 4 albatross -3 eagle -2 easy to understand hey?
神!🎉🎉🎉💯💯💯
Hootie is the man
What a leader board
Goosen blew THIS on 8. Three bogies for the week.
"I done the same thing to Mark" - 1998 was cringe when they couldnt get Mark O'Mearas jacket on
how does this get down votes?
Phil never admits a match struggle even though it's obvious to all and indicated by results! HE is quite conceited! Everyone, incl the best player, Tiger Woods, do and admit to having had a struggle in a match, sometime in a humility! Humility, unlike self praise and conceit, is a strength PM, not a weakness, especially when you end up losing regularly! Congrats Tiger, humble respectful and absolutely lethally successful🌟👏💥🎉🥳
You know what gets me ... Phil doesn't need that 100 mill
That intro music though
I like how the commentators keep talkin about how they can't believe the top 6 outta 7 players in the world can't score any better, but they cant figure out why. And they answered their own question on the 8th hole. They made a kinda difficult par 5 even longer, and not one professional golfer could make eagle in 4 days. Not one. I mean it's great to make a test for everyone, but as a fan, I knda like seeing an eagle every now and then. This way, they kinda made it like the par 3's and 4's. It's par or birdie, unless someone holes out their third shot. They lengthened a course that was fine how it was. It wasn't a simple course to start with. And they made it harder. Too difficult in my opinion.
The best players make millions of dollars playing this simple game. I find that fact amazing. If my statement is offensive to anyone, please note that I did refrain from using the word easy.
Yes... But this game of golf is far from Simple.... Tiger is the GOAT
Golf is in no way simple lol
If you don’t have a sponsors exemption, your guaranteed earnings on The PGA Tour is $0
Coulda' been so much more...
Pros don’t even use iron covers.
I don't miss Ken Venturi
I don't miss Stevie.
I'm with you..was never a fan..particularly in his later years..when I really got into watch golf
A pack of dogs barking just as Tiger prepares to putt on 18.
4:45:00. Still fits.
Wonder who is the tall Afro American in dark glasses
Masters logo 0:38
😮
3:51:00 “I AM the man”
Nick Faldo is my favorite golfer. He even has a female caddy. The only one?
Obviously, a commenter now. But the very best probably.
Phil couldn't buy a putt this round. He could have maybe have won if he putted better.
Dominate!!