TIGER WOODS BUNKER SHOT HOW GOOD WAS IT
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- TIGER WOODS BUNKER SHOT HOW GOOD WAS IT? mark Crossfield and the gang take on the Tiger Woods bunker shot from Mexico. Just how good was his slicing bunker shot in this golf video we explore how much curve, why the club he hit made it harder to make this shot happen. Also we discuss who could hit such a golf shot from the bunker around the tree.
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Honestly one of the greatest shots I’ve ever seen! Anyone agree??
You seem to be criticising the broadcasters/social media and how they’ve jumped on a great shot but It’s moments like that which get people excited about golf. Why wouldn’t they make the most of it? Better than seeing Dechambeau savage a green.
The impressive thing isn't the technique, it's the ability of top class athletes to be able to perform in the moment when everyone is watching. We can all score a penalty at Wembley if playing with your mates but not sure we could do it in the world cup final with tens of millions watching. He had one chance to pull off that shot, and he did as all sporting greats seem to do.
Absolutely ... I can't even middle a straight shot with my playing partners watching me than 100's of people and cameras on me for 100's of dollars! LOL. Also I would like to point out that if the stuff I had read about his clubs is correct, his 9 iron more akin to my MP-5 pitching wedge instead of 9 iron.
Correct one chance to pull the shot off.
Absolutely!!!
Pretty much this. To see the shot at the time, to execute it at the time when you only have one shot at it, that's the real difficulty. If you leave me a day at Augusta's 16th, I can chip it in as well, but I very much doubt I'd see the exact line and hit that exact spot to make it happen before narrowing it down by trial and error.
nailed it and that's why you don't see "99%" of the other players attempting shots like this.
Tiger only had one go at it, that's the hard bit
@Ricky7D agreed
Agree that this is a factor, a big one for us… But I think where Mark is right, It’s the fact that these guys are out day in day out, most probably practising the shots as we speak ... I support and agree this is a superb shot executed at perfection, Very impressive for the common mortals we are. But I love the fact that Mark debunked the fact that it is easier than we think
Not to mention the ball sitting “down” in the bunker. Hard shot to hit. I wouldn’t think he practices that a lot.
@@codywright3958 Exactly! These guys are trying it with the ball sitting up in the sand and yet they still can't make it slice/curve the ball the way Tiger did with the ball sitting down. The one trying to debunk how hard it was simply didn't do his homework about the lie of the ball and that the only other pro who would try that shot would probably be Phil. Reed was in that same bunker with a better lie, and shanked it and hit the tree.
The bal was not sitting down, that fairway bunker looked like concrete with some sand sprayed on top. Watch how his foot steps didn't make any imprint at the sand. Also the amount of side spin created was only possible with pure contact.
Nevertheless great shot to pull that of considering he had one go.
Tigers ball was plugged more than yours was, he had one go at it under pressure, plays with weaker lofted clubs, and had an absolute heap of side spin on it, and crossfields out here saying he wasn’t that impressed, who is this guy 😂
I can move the ball 25 yards from a bunker, no problem.
However, you would probably call it a shank ;)
It was a great shot......Nothing Hollywood about it!
Michael Holmes I’d agree. I think he did release the club but to him he has a feel in his body that produces that shot, it happens to look amazing. It’s just his feel.
heck no, big tournament on the line of course he would take the chance of screwing up his swing to "hollywood it up" lol
IMPORTANT TO NOTE (Further adding to your point about loft) Tiger’s iron lofts are exceptionally WEAK. His PW is 50° so his 9 iron is 46° adding to the difficulty!
The difference for me is that you muppets were trying to hit the shot for a bit of fun, no pressure to get it right. Tiger has the pressure of the competition, his golf reputation and 1000s of people watching. I would like to see you pull it off with that pressure, very unlikely, that's why Tiger is class and that shot was spectacular in my opinion.
LOL@muppets! These guys trying to debunk how great Tiger's shot was is hilarious!! You muppet's need to remember the ball was also sitting down.
I think the follow through simply represents intent. Tiger has described being a feel player since childhood and being taught to "see the shot, feel the shot, hit the shot". The follow through is for him to "feel" the slice and translate it into a swing. Brilliant recovery shots have always amazed the viewers/announcers. I think because regular golfers have the ability to find the same trouble, but as your video demonstrates, sometimes a few tries are needed to pull off the recovery.
Tv companies are amazed by the wizard whereas mark always wants to look behind the curtain to see how the magic is actually performed.
Great vid once again 😀
I shared this very same opinion online today (prior to your vid being posted) and was practically scolded because people thought I said the shot was easy (not what I said). I said the physics of that shot were quite simple and plenty of people could replicate it. What’s most impressive in my mind is that Tiger felt confident enough in the shot (in his ability to hit the shot) to do so in competition. Then again, that’s what really makes Tiger TIGER. He does things under the pressures of tournament play that no one would ever think to try because the risk vs reward is so great.
It was an amazing shot under pressure during a tournament. I think you're underestimating it/hating a little bit on Tiger.
First off the trunk of the tree was about 10 feet left of the pin in the TV shot where Tiger inspects from the bunker. Add to that the massive crown of the tree which extends another 10-15 feet to the left. From where you're standing in the bunker you should curve it closer to the red flag than the yellow, which looks to be almost in line with your imaginary pin.
Also, it was more than slope that zipped the ball 20 feet across the green in a matter of seconds. You can visibly see the ball spin and accelerate after it bounces a couple times.
A world class shot which would have been broadcast/hyped equally well had it been executed by McIlroy or DJ. Maybe it's because we've come to expect these things from Tiger that they're no longer seem as impressive.
Golf is so full of routine, uneventful shots that it's fun to get amped over a really cool one like that, I imagine for the commentators as well. That fact that he put it that close to the hole, when alot of shots from the middle of the fairway don't get close, is what made it more special.
That's why tiger is one of the best to ever grace the game, and your, well..., you
The beauty of how this played out,
I would bet thousands of $$$ that people will start playing just from seeing something like that theatrical shot. Even if he exaggerated a little it’s still good for the game.
Great video Boys
Great vid. The "shot" is a welcome reminder of the skill the top players have. Watch coverage of golf and it is predominately fairway,green,putts when it's their ability to recover and create shots that sets them apart.
I love a bit of Hollywood in Golf! Look at Boxing, football and many other sports it’s all about the drama and that gets viewers and participation. The golf world is a better place having Tiger back even if it’s all smoke & mirrors. Great vid - really enjoyed!!!
It was vintage tiger. What we all love to see. Also, it could have had something to do with with the equipment he uses. Taylormade I think
Love the format of this video. Straight after I watched it went to the range to see how much I could get my 9 iron to cut. My stock 9 iron shot is a bit of a draw, sometimes too much. If I really worked at going out to in and trying to cup my wrist to open the face I was able to get a slight cut, but nothing more than 5-7 yards. I've done it accidentally on the golf course, but trying to intentionally do it is harder than it looks. It's a great game to play on the range though. I'm looking forward to more videos like this.
The important point shouldn't be whether or not others have the capability to make the shot. Tiger isn't God, so others can do anything he can do golf-wise. The point is that he did it UNREHEARSED...in a tournament...at an altitude he's unfamiliar with...with real trees...and most importantly, he hit the shot PRECISELY the right distance and, given the ridiculous side spin that shot required, he landed it at PRECISELY the right spot on the green. I think it was one of the best shots I've ever seen played, actually. The only thing that could have made it better was if it had been in the final round and he'd been closer to winning.
Loved the video by the way, even if I don't altogether agree with the conclusion.
Tiger has an uncanny ability to see and hit shots very few tour pro's could hit or even try. He's been doing that his whole career
Watch videos of Lee Trevino moving the ball (both ways) and he also did it his whole career..
@@MC-nb6jx will do
The old school players were more creative. I don't believe many modern day players could have pulled off that shot in that situation. Probably Phil, Bubba could execute it. Wouldn't put money on anyone else...
Anthony McKenzie Just watched a RUclips video with 3 “Club Pro's” who set up an experiment to see if they could move the ball that much.. After a couple of goes, they were doing it consistently😉
Don’t get me wrong, fantastic shot under competition play, but don’t discredit other players by thinking they couldn’t do it..
@@MC-nb6jx Okay, I respect your opinion but I disagree. yeah when you're practicing with no pressure easy to move the ball. Do it under pressure with thousands of people watching you. Which tiger seems to do more than any other golfer ever. Just look at his highlight reel. And I disagree with Mark on this video saying other tour pros could do it. Maybe a few greats of the game. But most are too afraid to try it and would have laid up in front of the green. I meant no disrespect to any other tour pro or club pro if they're honest they would probably agree and that's why them pro's couldn't do it the first time. That proves my point.
Really enjoy this technical analysis golf from you guys. Brilliant shots by the way....
I wonder if his caddy suggested the shot?
Brilliant shot, arnold palmer follow through not required.
“Easy shot” yet you practiced it all day and still couldn’t exactly recreate it. It’s not just about curving it. It’s curving it out of a bunker, around a tree and landing it exactly on the number he needed at altitude in front of thousands of people.
Crossfield’s genuine haterade....
Exactly ! Salty asf
I paused the video at the Superman sells daily planets just to make this comment. In the years I’ve watched this channel that has been by far my favorite comment! The comic book nerdness gets you all the respect mark! Thank you! Hahaha
It was a very impressive shot, the amount of sidespin on the ball when it hit the green was crazy
Bloody brilliant Mark, well done sir, very well done!!
Did you check and see what the loft of Tiger's 9 iron was? The TV guys were saying that several pros said they increased the loft in their irons to compensate for the altitude which not only added distance but also flattened the descent angle of shots so they added loft to get more spin. So Tiger's 9 iron may very well be weaker than the 9 iron you guys were hitting with.
That was fun!! Tiger did grow up playing all types of different shots with his dad instead of playing golf swing like most kids today. Agreed it was a great shot, but Tiger also likes to add a little flare just in case you weren’t sure it was great!
Very interesting video & a great insight into what made the shot so good yet not a one off & repeatable to the skilled golfer like you 3 fine gentlemen!
I`m pretty sure Tiger only had one go at it as well.
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Tiger may of had a tad more pressure on him too 🤷🏼♂️
Easy shot though, he was just playing to the crowd...... Crossy said so. 🤷🏼♂️
Darren Butler not sure how you get easy from this. Maybe everyone in here is a good player or tour player. Hang on yes this is the comments sections. Haha hello fellow pros. 😂😂😂
Why do you make stuff up. It’s so boring.
Steve Wright how much pressure do you think Tiger feels on day 3 in a none major. The guy who used to only play about 11 events a year.
I know you would feel pressure but you could argue he might even struggle to get the juices always going when not a major. Maybe?
For the premier league we have Monday night football and it’s huge, because people care about analysis. I’d love to see you do this kind of show...who knows, maybe it would get picked up by sky! Great vid
Great explanation!!! Loved seeing the replay of the shot... Just amazing how he could just strike it so clean from where he was... What a knowledge drop... BOOM!!!
Very good video, I might be wrong but you definitely showed it's easy to move the ball out of a bunker but didn't really show how easy it was to do and then get so close, could you guys play that shot and hit target, would love to see another video on this
I think people were just as impressed by the spin and the fact he nearly holed it never mind the curvature too!
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An important thing to remember: Tiger plays very old-school lofted clubs. His 9i is actually 45.5º so really more of a modern PW. Makes hitting that shot even crazier, especially when you throw in that the ball moves less in thinner air.
I think it was more of setup and face angle. The face was open at address and contact. It ended up being a push and slice in same shot. Also the ball way back in his stance did help with de-lofting the club to help get more side spin. The hard part is hitting the exact grove on the club to make all that happen
Excellent stuff... Maybe a new series?
Recreating (or failing. Lol) great golf shots of the past 👍
That's a great idea
I agree. Recreate all the best shots from the last 50yrs
"I can do anything" 😂
Brilliant😂😂
I don't think the finish was for show, probably more a mental thing than anything. Still an amazing shot, I'd be impressed if anyone pulled that off mid round. Much harder to do it with the actual tree in front of you in the middle of a tournament in my opinion. But that's just part of watching any sport really and what makes it exciting or enjoyable to watch.
StarlitShadows Agreed on the mental part. To be getting into such an exaggerated position at the end you’ll need to be moving into a position to do so during the swing.
I find it amazing that (probably the same) people are on one hand saying most tour pros couldn’t pull that shot off under that pressure, but can’t accept that an 8 handicapper like Raymondo doesn’t play to his handicap on some of the hardest courses in the world whilst on camera and hungover.
Re club selection Tiger's 9 iron is actually like most PWs. He uses a 49/50 degree PW still so I'd imagine 45-46 degrees on his 9.
me thinks that Tigers follow though isnt totally theatrics.. if you have club speed that high and are coming massively out to in, you dont want to try and stop that tight rotation with your back, especially after having surgery on your back.. i do the same thing involuntarily as well hitting fades and cuts.
I think it comes down to there is a difference between the ability to hit a shot and the ability to see the shot in the first place!
Exactly, maybe phil would of seen it but i cant think of many others who wouldve! Even if they did they certainly wouldnt of attempted it!
I always had the mind set of the follow through is it helps with the feeling you are trying to have with the shot. It has nothing to do with the shot. But it just helps with the shot needed somewhat like when players over exaggerate practice swings to help with a feeling.
Mark moved it maybeeee half as much a tiger did, watch where tigers shot starts and where marks starts, incomparable, tiger is aiming his feet almost on a 45 degree angel to the pin, his caddie may have said 25 yards to the pin from where he started it but it looks like muchhh more, closer to 35 yards I would imagine
As well at altitude much tougher, I watched Patrick Reed attempt almost the same shot, hit the tree and advanced maybe half the distance to the hole. It was an outrageously hard shot under all the circumstances.
This comment is hard to believe. We moved it more than the 25 yards that his caddy quoted. You know the guy there giving yardages.
Exactly Matt.
@@MarkCrossfield LOL! If you say so.
Good video guys. Great fun!
I am certainly not a Tiger fan boy due to all his off course indiscretions however, I do recognize him as the GOAT and admire his uncanny ability to visualize a shot and pull it off in the pressure cooker that is the moment. Chalk up another one for the highlight reel! He is still great for our game.
He sure is 👍
Loved that - didn’t look possible without a Tiger skill set but clearly understanding the parameters of the situation and how the ball could react with the right strike and path proves it’s in most players locker. Great video!!
You are 100% right on fading due to loft! I moved my lie upright 1 degree on 4i - 6i to correct my ball flight back towards center because of the strong lofts on the 919 Forged.
It’s not about what it numbers it takes to hit that shot, but rather being able to do it in one go on command. You could use your argument to any sport and make it seem like it’s something anyone can do, bc each individual shot or play can be done by many outside of that moment, but not many can do them in that moment. Tiger is the most exciting thing in golf whether you accept it or not, and I’d imagine that his impact directly affects even you and your viewership in a positive way.
Thanks for that fun analysis. What's amazing with that shot is that there's potential for collateral damage, as you said. He's also in a tournament. He's only got one go at it and he gets it done ! That means he has such an incredible experience about how he can move the ball when he needs it.
Great piece guys, but we have to be fully factual on this.
He took the most lofted club he could to generate curvature, that being a 9 iron. His standard 9 iron was going 190 yards. This was 135 + 20 on for the fade. This was the true skill of the shot. Getting the yardage correct.
Was it Hollywood in the finish - of course it was & you’re not wrong! But this is tiger, he’s box-office.
Could most of the field have played that shot, given a one time only play? No-way!
Probably only 6-7 players could have done it. Making that around 10% of the field.
But again; bloody great video guys. Thanks. 😊
Would the altitude of the course make it harder to do as the air is thinner there so less resistance for the ball to be affected by?? Makes it even more impressive.
For me an amazing shot, from him seeing the shot to him hitting the shot is incredible shot! speaking from an average golfer, i no how many times i say, driver thats my spot etc wedge left side of the green etc most miss my aim point but you once in every few rounds you get that i’m aimin there, i’m going to do this and the outcome is as descibed which makes you look like tiger!!
MythBusters of Golf! Keep 'em coming!
It's defenitely easier to curve the ball from the bunker. Personally I'm terrible at curving it to the right though with shorter clubs, but I can hit big hooks from the bunker with a 9 iron quite easily. The impressive thing with that shot was that he pulled it off perfectly in that moment though. The esthetics with the tree, his follow through and the spin made it look amazing, which it was, but technically every tour player can pull it off.
Tiger probably pulls it off on a much higher percentage than others though. He has hit so many great fairway bunker shots in his career. Even at this stage of his career after all his surgeries he still pulls them off quite regularly from uncomfortable stances which is really impressive
You guys probably should have used a PW. Tiger plays older traditional lofts, his 9 is closer to 45*.
Video analysis almost at Brandel’s level!!
Can’t wait for the 2 of you to get together in the commentary booth!!
You nearly had me convinced Mark but to be sure I think you should go with me and the muppets to Mexico to play the course and as an aside try the shot in the bunker with the tree staring me at least down , not saying it can't be done just it would make a great vlog ! And get me more golf time 😊
Also explains why bubbas shot at the masters was a thing of beauty... he did with a pitching wedge... most impressive is the distance control
pretty sure he did it with a LOB wedge. 60 degree
Quality video..more of these fun shots/attempts with the guys. Top-level shot from Tiger considering one take surrounded by people and cameras. I'm just gonna be waiting for Tiger's response video titled "Why Coach Lockey is more of a legend than me"
Haha 👍
Thank you Mark!
With altitude, temperature, seeing how wedges were going 200 yards and how he didn't practice this , it was a great shot.
Awesome video!! Dive into more iconic shots like this!!!!
Here's an idea: A mini series where you try recreate famous golf shots and use the data devices to illustrate the technicalities of the execution!
Love the video, never would have thought it's easier to play this from a bunker - WOW
17:12 99.9% of the field? Come on, be honest. Patrick Reed missed his version of this shot.
I appreciate the content and respect your desire to point out that it’s easier to pull off from a bunker, but the tone of the video comes off as sour. And all the fuss about the helicopter finish. Is it so important for you to play contrarian to how the media covers Tiger that you have to undersell everything else about #ThatShot? Hitting it pin-high and almost rolling it in, after slicing a 45° 9-iron at 7,800 feet, in a WGC tournament was pretty remarkable to see live.
Did reed go round or did he try to go over????
Mark do u have any 'black' friends ?
Coach can do anything... just not on purpose...lol!
Well I saw the shot in the highlights and not live, i saw about 15 yards of curve and he really gave that ball a loads of side spin and as you said that the green really added with the left to right down slope momentum to what he did visualise. It is still a great shot from Tiger, he is known to have at least 19 different shaping of the ball while he practices. Nice video to understand that it is more the path of the club and where he hit it off the club face than the follow through with the helicopter style.
Thanks bruh
@@MarkCrossfield if ever you come to Mauritius one day we could go for a golf on my home course, it is the oldest course in the southern hemisphere - The Mauritius Gymkhana Club, an all Royal Navy club of 1844 - Parkland course with new paspalum greens :D
@@MarkCrossfield and when you see his setup he really aims a lot left and with his club face open :D
Awesome video. I think next you guys should recreate Fowler's epic shank.
I agree with A. Flynn. Do a series trying to create great shots
As usual always educational & entertaining, keep it up boys.
Still an amazing shot for all the reasons already stated but also because he hit it nearly the exact distance required with nearly the exact amount of spin needed. It passed within maybe 1.5 feet of the hole.
While not taking anything out of tiger shot - Which was very Impressive considering public, sand (which is still a fear factor for a lot of average player), The tree, the need to hit the slope… I support the need to calm down the hysteria and bring the facts to the table. I am out to play today, I will try this shot !
That was an amazing shot by Tiger and he had one chance at it and nailed it. This would have been better with a shot tracer to compare the shape of his shot with your attempts
Great video...good point....for some people learning Too much is boring!!!
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Yes Dan, I always practice this shot and the first time I achieved it cost me dear; I hit the mat and pulled the ligaments on my right arm and I was out of golf for 6 months. The fact that I practice it was caused by deep scars from a Texas Scamble. I hit a great drive that landed in front of a tree. Nobody wanted to use that shot because there was a tree in the way. Second shot nobody even reached the tree; I could have used my putter and knocked my ball past the tree. I thought bugger that I will learn how to do it and spent the next mopnth on the range trying to bend the shot, thanks to RUclips tutorials. Alas, I havent been able to bend it the other way but, maybe one day ;-)
You call him Superman, don't forget Super-Mex.😉😉 His ability to move the ball all way's was fantastic..
The question is really simple. If Tiger hadn't played the shot, would any of us ( in a similar situation ) have the imagination or the bottle to take that shot on with a crowd as big as that in such close proximity . I personally would have to hand over more than a signed glove lol.
It was a great shot. Not as hard as I originally thought for someone with those skills. Fun learning about the numbers and recreating.
We had lots of fun doing it
I think golf may be the only sport where their athletes do cool things that draw attention to the casual fan, but golfers like to try to bring down the enthusiasm. Same thing happened when Cameron Champ came along everyone including casual people were getting excited and golf heads just kept making comments about how all we are seeing are vids of Champ's swing.
you are probably right about the theatrics, but should have tested whether the finish added to the spin axis.
Mark, could you post the numbers from gcquad online from this session? Would love to see all the numbers. Great vid by the way :-)
Arno Kamphuis he wouldn’t he failed.
Mark, the thing that got me back into golf as an adult in the early 2000s was watching the miraculous shots tiger (and others) hit. I was taught a very boring version of the game as a kid, all math, no imagination. As a creative person shot shaping and looking at the course differently now is what gets me back out there week after week. I practice a couple of times a week and finish every session with something "fun". Tried this shot yesterday. Hurt my back. Agree its easier out of a bunker. Got a few to turn that much, and couple of sideways bounces, but no side sauce. :) However, i WAS coming up with some pretty crazy follow throughs, i thought they were because of the path i was trying to create,So i'm surprised you think that part was more theatrics than anything. Ill trust you on it though. :) Awesome vid mate - perhaps you could consider doing a series re-creating famous shots from the last 30 years or so? Would love to see Ray some input from Golf Historian RAYMONDO.
Sorry, but there isn’t another person on this planet that would’ve decided THAT was the shot to hit, and then have the stones to step up to the ball and perfectly execute it - in that situation, in that environment - and then almost hole it. It deserves every bit of attention it’s getting. No need to hate on it or downplay it. Take a step back and just appreciate the greatness.
Great vid. Fun and interesting way to explain effects of loft change. Thanks.
Very interesting vlog Mark! Tigers shot remains amazing (to me) with all the attention and crowds around him whilst playing.
Go back and look at bubbas shot out of the trees on 10 at augusta. Love to see yall try that.
Already on it.
What difference do you reckon altitude would make to your efforts recreating the shot? Great vid btw
15% off our curve 👍
At last my answer regarding D-plane and Game Improvement clubs has been answered, by de-lofting these clubs is it harder to hit it straight or is the increased MOI, toe weighting helping things
Agree. It's got me thinking about that as well. For example, with my game improvement irons, should I use the same shafts with more loft (7 iron going from 30° to 35°) in order to help me hitting it straighter?
Awesome vid Mark. Would love to see you guys attempt more famous shots from the pros.
If you watch the video of Tiger hitting that shot, his swing path really doesn't look too crazy to the left. What are the chances he opened the face at least a few degrees - that would make the ball slice much easier?
Great video 👍👍 Very interesting.
Wow that's opened my eyes, still think it's a stunning shot but the Tiger effect has overtaken , the US TV companies will be using that image to up it's profile. Great vlog Mark
John Donnelly I sort of thought the same until I went back and watched Tiger’s shot again now it looks even more impressive after watching 3 pro’s take multiple attempts to bend it round a flag pole while aiming straight at it. There’s only one thing to do chaps, get over there and play THE shot!
Very good video Mark! Is there an element of doing it in the tournament under pressure that would make it harder rather than the amount of ball movement?
I think a few things on this. Tiger is not nervous really in thi event. Also good players just will take on shots in their skill set and I believemany have this shot. 👍
@@MarkCrossfield Makes sense. Like you said in the video I believe the TV like to make it seem impossible especially for Tiger, Rory, Jordan and a few others. I think it goes back to the days of players like young Tiger and Seve who would take on difficult shots and pull them off. Now TV wants to see those shot every round of golf.
It was a very good shot from conception to execution . The man is virtuoso, an artist. However he has hit more impressive shots over the years. I think you are quite right that we don’t appreciate how good the shots a lot of the players do because the commentators don’t discuss more fully. Maybe they think people will be bored, but I would appreciate more technical discussion than some of the inane comments they make just to fill the gaps.
I was there the next day and I think the altitude is a major variable too. I overheard Bubba say that he had trouble moving it there and he works the ball as much as anyone.
We mentioned this. With the factual numbers
That will teach me to multitask while watching. Thanks for all the great videos!
I can't speak for everyone, but for me it's how he moved it over and around the tree to the correct part of the green and fed it down to the pin. We didn't have numbers but visually it looked almost impossible.