The most impressive range session I ever saw was back in the late 90s when I was a “cart boy” at TPC Sawgrass. Sir Nick Faldo was on the range by himself and I sat on a towel 10 feet behind him and just watched. With a 5 iron, he could call fades and draws in 1 yard increments. He was like a machine, literally. Super nice guy as well. I’ll never forget it.
Sir Nick gets so much flack for no reason - I’m glad your experience was the same as mine. I met him in a restaurant a few years ago, he was having a meal with his family and I was nervous to go up and speak to him but he was more than happy to stop for a couple mins to chat with me and have a photo with me, I’ll always be a big fan of him for that
@cpk1994 Yeah this is an absolute gold mine. Comparing content like this side by side to my swing videos has really helped my game. Granted this is a slightly different angle than normal but you can still get a lot of information.
Well put! He's absolutely incredible. Best to ever play the game, hands down. IMHO, he would've won so many more majors had injuries not plagued him but it is what it is. He would contort his body swinging so hard that it was only a matter of time until that caught up to him. Fast forward to this past February with that brutal car crash injury also. Regardless, he's still always going to be the *GOAT* in my book! *Also, the amount of skill it takes to hit it flush every time without taking huge divots is absolutely INCREDIBLE* 🐯🐅🐐
Agreed,his swing is so sound,wow! Must be nice to just stripe one ball after another.I don't think he missed the center of the clubface that whole session.
Every one of those shots struck as crisp and clean as possible. The sound is so pure. So effortless. Contrast to my time on the range: turf flying everywhere….people ducking for cover….f-bombs flying. Me sweating like I ran a marathon.
That man has the most historic smile of all time. No matter what he’s done or been through. His never quit attitude is what our youth needs to see nowadays. Things will get hard but you never quit and you can rise back to the top. Thank you @Tigerwoods
Thanks for taking the time to record and post this session. No added production value. Just natural, organic footage. Beautiful and educational to watch.
@@rosariocarias7906 Well, I can see him being around maybe 5-6 more years and even then, he is going to have a limited 15-16 tournament schedule. He might continue playing some majors after that if he hasn't caught Jack's 18 by then, maybe only playing in 10 tournaments a year. However, considering Tiger already has almost every Nicklaus accomplishment topped as well as breaking other records Nicklaus never came close to, it's all about majors for him now. The question is, how many tournaments is a major worth? This is something I ask people. If one player had one major and 30 Tour wins and the other had 2 majors and 5 tour wins, who had the better career? If Tiger ends up with 90 wins (17 more than Nicklaus) and 16 majors (especially since Tiger will have probably 15-16 WGC events as well and having played against fields where the best players play against each other much more often than they did in Jack's day, how much is 1 or 2 majors worth? Are those 2 majors more important than having 17 more wins and maybe 6 or 7 more player of the year titles? Do his 4 years of record scoring averages matter (67.794 in 2000 and 67.794 in 2007 - something Nicklaus didn't really come within a stroke of ever) or his consecutive cut streak or his record of most consecutive rounds at par or better matter at all? Or, do his 9 Player of the Years compared to Jack's 5 mean anything? His 10 money titles to Jack's 8? His 9 Vardon trophies to Jack's 0? I mean, it seems like those things would only be ignored if you didn't want to give Tiger the credit of being the best to ever play the game.
I love this video, the contact is perfect and it shows everyone how much he still cares about the game, it’s a perfect template for any “dedicated” golfer
I could watch this all day. Love the tempo. Love that hes using his phone to review his swing, this is something that wasn't available and now its almost insane if your not looking at your swing.
One of the more overlooked aspects of Tiger is his tempo. The tempo and transition of his swing is perfect when he's warming up. Be interested to know how much extra he really gets when he starts speeding it up a little. If it's not 30 yards with that 5 wood it's not worth it. I don't think he could hit one bad with that transition. It's literally perfect. Was a great reminder to start doing this again when I'm warming up. Did it for years and then just stopped.
I’ve watched Tiger (and other players) range sessions on a number of events. One glaring difference you’ll noticed is the sound of his strikes specially the irons. The sound of it is just something to behold.
Yeah, that's what they used say about Ben. I don't understand it though, you have to explain it to me Warren. My old golf coach used to say, those guys put their pants on, one leg at time. I always liked that pep talk.
What a magnificent swing. The extraordinary things to me are that Tiger still plays in Pro Am's and that this scene just seems so 'ordinary', the sort of thing you might see at any golf club prior to a comp, except this is one of the greatest players of all time we're watching. Quite amazing, I never get tired of watching him.
Believe it or not! I LEARNED SO MUCH for this...My BALL striking has improved IMMENSELY!! TIGER's TEMPO is amazing...MUCH better than when he was younger!
you can literally learn soooo much from sitting and watching them hit....one trip to a tourney and you wanna play so bad because you learn an immense amount about the game.
It’s people like you who ruin the careers of talented young golfers. Please leave woods alone until he is at least 20 the pressure and fame will get to him
I have been a die-hard tiger fan since 99... He is the reason I'm s golf professional instead of a professional baseball player..I LOVE THIS NEW, OPEN, GRACIOUS, COURTEOUS TIGER
@@pisanu6699 I believe that has a big part in it also believe all the scandal stuff, the arrest and the loss of his game really humbled him as well... But now he sees golf isn't the most important thing in life...I think he's got a good 5 years of top level golf left in him where he can win majors any time and then believe he can have outside chances up to 50-52 years of age... But tiger woods the man...I feel we are seeing the best version of the man we have ever seen
How can anyone doubt this guy? That swing is smooth and balanced. A much more relaxed, confident and mature mind will allow for even more success. I think Tiger is in a much happier space now. Just look at the love that was there from the important people in his life at the end of the Masters. I give thanks that we can see a sporting legend. Makes me appreciate how Ben Hogan was received by sports fans 70 years ago.
Perhaps is mind is in a better place, I really don’t know, but his swing definitely is not. It was much better back in the 99-03 era. Back before he fired Butch Harmon it was the best swing in the history of the game. He switched to Hank, attempted a swing change, and never got back to that same dominant level. Butch exploited his natural athleticism, but Hank was supposed to make him less prone to injuries by restraining his explosiveness. He was plagued with injuries ever since
@@hlf_coder6272 tiger was plagued with injuries his whole career and it wasn't because of Haney. Tiger had his first knee surgery in 1994 before he even turned Pro. He had lot's of injuries before he was coached by Haney.
@@erichall090909 give it time, be patient. Work on the fundamentals (grip, stance, posture, takeaway) first. It's hard to undo bad habits. It's easier to not get into them to begin with. Hit me up if you happen to be in LA. Good luck!
I've heard players remark on this phenomenon before, but I'd never seen it. He really doesn't disturb the turf of the practice tee much at all. The wedges move a little dirt, but only a tiny bit. With his irons he just bends the grass over. People have commented in the past that the wear patterns on his irons are a groove low, I guess this is why.
It's amazing listening to the sound the golf ball makes coming off of the face of the club , compressing the golf ball without taking a divot, thats the difference between the pros and top amateurs they know how to hit a golf ball .
Man, that is sooo silky smooth just wish he could keep that rhythm on the course!! Hopefully Tiger can compete a little more this upcoming 2019-2020 season
🤯AMAZING that this video is almost like free golf lesson, I watch this video pausing it slow motion and man that I noticed so many things for my own golf game I love this this is an awesome video
I remember watching a video where Tiger actually broke down his range session and it is so crazy to think that his goal with his first three shots is literally "make contact with the golf ball." Like he's one of if not the greatest golfer to ever live and even he still has really simple goals when out practicing.
If you look closely he has a super subtle trigger move before he take the club back, a very gentle forward press. First time I'm seeing this and I've watched hundreds of face on videos of his swing.. could be a new thing for him now.
Darren Clarke shared a story once that he watched Tiger hit balls for 30 mins going through his entire bag and did not produce a single turf divot. DC said that it was the most amazing thing he has seen golf wise
It's amazing to see how effortless the pros swings are. The golf swing is very technical and it's almost deceiving how effortless they make it look. Because in reality it takes years and thousands upon thousands of reps to get to that level of ease and consistency. I'm saying this just to highlight how easy it can be to forget what it's like to be a novice at something. Just because someone is good at something does not mean they would be a good teacher. I had many school teachers growing up and definitely in college that were terrible simply because they made many, many assumptions as to the amount of knowledge we had and they would breeze through concepts without going in-depth, leaving more work for us students who had to go home and really teach ourselves. I experienced what I am saying here first-hand a few weeks ago when I was on the range with some of my neighbors kids who are very novice golfers and they were struggling to even make contact with the ball, let alone make it go straight; and I was almost completely at a loss as to how and help them, because I had literally forgotten what it was like to be that much of a beginner. Honestly don't know why I felt compelled to make this comment, other than to highlight the fact that just because you don't follow along in class with a particular teacher, there is a good chance that it's not you, but that the school's hiring manager did a terrible job in assessing their true teaching capacities.
Tigers feet are so quite throughout the entire swing until he does A very subtle weight transfer and "steps" towards the target whilst externally rotating his left ankle. "Step towards the target" -- an excellent swing mantra if you have trouble with a weight shift or finishing your swing fully balanced with left palm,chest, right tricep and the back of the club head all facing the target
I've played blades most of my life and one thing they can help with is they are always making you work to improve and when you switch to forgiving irons, boy, the extra distance and accuracy can make you feel great. But you can't stick with them as they don't offer the feedback required to continue to improve.
I feel that. I’ve played Mizuno MP-33 blades for 16 years now and can’t hit anything that isn’t a blade. Regardless if some cavitybacks are more forgiving, it comes down to the mental aspect, the feel, confidence, and look of a blade that you don’t get with other clubs. But yea, you know REAL QUICK if you mishit it even slightly. Definitely forces you to focus on contact more than anything
Tiger is Tiger 🐅, Whatever he does will become a history that is surrounded by us, we are golf lovers because he has his own charisma, even when he fell
My grand father had tickets to Augusta about 12 year ago. He was standing to the right of Tiger on his tee off. Tiger’s tee went flying right to my grand dad’s feet. He has it in a box in his office with a laminated plate titled “Tiger’s tee at Augusta 6th hole”
His swing is looking really under control, no violent lashes at the ball, very very controlled power. Mind you this swing was good enough to win The Masters.......😁😁😁
Knowing tiger and watching him in real life, he’s always smooth on the range. When it comes to the course, he forces his swing at times because he wants to work the ball. If he wants to hit a straighter shot, it’s really smooth.
@@pinoy122793 Yeah Tiger is a Ranger Rick for sure. However, I don't think his swing has much to do with him wanting to work the ball as much as he used to swing too hard because he wanted distance. Also, remember, Tiger has had to once again build a completely new golf swing based on what he is now physically capable of and the driver is always going to be the hardest part for him. In the past, it took Tiger about 18 months of competitive golf to really get a swing down and that was when he was playing more. People expect too much too quickly. Tiger still has a lot of room for improvement with his driver, his irons and his putter (once he starts hitting that driver and his irons more comfortably, he will probably spend more time putting. Also, being in the fairway frees up your iron game and a good iron game frees up your putter as there is no pressure to make those 10-15 footers because you know you'll have plenty of opportunities. It's a process. Tiger is still in the middle of it. Tiger 2020 will be the real example of what he is moving towards.
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😂 yep
Thanks
Pure
The most impressive range session I ever saw was back in the late 90s when I was a “cart boy” at TPC Sawgrass. Sir Nick Faldo was on the range by himself and I sat on a towel 10 feet behind him and just watched. With a 5 iron, he could call fades and draws in 1 yard increments. He was like a machine, literally. Super nice guy as well. I’ll never forget it.
Superb stuff. I would love to do something like that.
Sir Nick gets so much flack for no reason - I’m glad your experience was the same as mine. I met him in a restaurant a few years ago, he was having a meal with his family and I was nervous to go up and speak to him but he was more than happy to stop for a couple mins to chat with me and have a photo with me, I’ll always be a big fan of him for that
Seve is the best
A couple of guys I know did a charity tourney or something with him and apparently he gets mad when you don’t say sir before his name lol
@@Gliese710_ and rightfully so. Sir Nick earned that title and is worthy of knighthood. He’s proud and wants others to be proud, too.
Golfers appreciate this kind of content, thanks PGA! Tigers swing is a work of art
@cpk1994 Yeah this is an absolute gold mine. Comparing content like this side by side to my swing videos has really helped my game. Granted this is a slightly different angle than normal but you can still get a lot of information.
@@trevorhunka7689 If only they would do this with more golfers but get a face on and a behind camera angle
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Yep, i've just had a pro say I don't rotate enough. then I see this - fantastic, graceful rotation... Thanks Tiger!
Well put! He's absolutely incredible. Best to ever play the game, hands down. IMHO, he would've won so many more majors had injuries not plagued him but it is what it is. He would contort his body swinging so hard that it was only a matter of time until that caught up to him. Fast forward to this past February with that brutal car crash injury also. Regardless, he's still always going to be the *GOAT* in my book!
*Also, the amount of skill it takes to hit it flush every time without taking huge divots is absolutely INCREDIBLE* 🐯🐅🐐
It never gets old watching this guy...🤘🏌🏻♂️
Ive gotten old watching this guy
he makes it look so easy!
Amen!!
langeroony35 facts. I remember being in high school when I first heard of him. He wasn’t a pro quite yet. I’m 38 now. Unreal.
Agreed,his swing is so sound,wow! Must be nice to just stripe one ball after another.I don't think he missed the center of the clubface that whole session.
Every one of those shots struck as crisp and clean as possible. The sound is so pure. So effortless.
Contrast to my time on the range: turf flying everywhere….people ducking for cover….f-bombs flying. Me sweating like I ran a marathon.
That man has the most historic smile of all time. No matter what he’s done or been through. His never quit attitude is what our youth needs to see nowadays. Things will get hard but you never quit and you can rise back to the top. Thank you @Tigerwoods
Tigers swing is a thing of beauty. A joy forever.
As a golfer, this is pure gold. Thank you for uploading
Thanks for taking the time to record and post this session. No added production value. Just natural, organic footage. Beautiful and educational to watch.
More of this content PGA TOUR! I'd watch tiger go grocery shopping at this point. Trying to savor every bit of this final stage of his career 🙌🏻
Aaron Cole he will be around at least ten more seasons book it
@@rosariocarias7906 Sure hope you're right!!
@@rosariocarias7906 way too many injuries and surgeries for that to be likely. Fingers crossed though.
I am keeping my fingers crossed too!
@@rosariocarias7906 Well, I can see him being around maybe 5-6 more years and even then, he is going to have a limited 15-16 tournament schedule. He might continue playing some majors after that if he hasn't caught Jack's 18 by then, maybe only playing in 10 tournaments a year.
However, considering Tiger already has almost every Nicklaus accomplishment topped as well as breaking other records Nicklaus never came close to, it's all about majors for him now. The question is, how many tournaments is a major worth? This is something I ask people.
If one player had one major and 30 Tour wins and the other had 2 majors and 5 tour wins, who had the better career?
If Tiger ends up with 90 wins (17 more than Nicklaus) and 16 majors (especially since Tiger will have probably 15-16 WGC events as well and having played against fields where the best players play against each other much more often than they did in Jack's day, how much is 1 or 2 majors worth? Are those 2 majors more important than having 17 more wins and maybe 6 or 7 more player of the year titles? Do his 4 years of record scoring averages matter (67.794 in 2000 and 67.794 in 2007 - something Nicklaus didn't really come within a stroke of ever) or his consecutive cut streak or his record of most consecutive rounds at par or better matter at all? Or, do his 9 Player of the Years compared to Jack's 5 mean anything? His 10 money titles to Jack's 8? His 9 Vardon trophies to Jack's 0?
I mean, it seems like those things would only be ignored if you didn't want to give Tiger the credit of being the best to ever play the game.
Sipping beer and watching Tiger Woods up close, hitting practice balls, PRICELESS!!!
I love this video, the contact is perfect and it shows everyone how much he still cares about the game, it’s a perfect template for any “dedicated” golfer
PGA Tour really stepping up their game with the video content. Thanks!!
I could watch this all day. Love the tempo. Love that hes using his phone to review his swing, this is something that wasn't available and now its almost insane if your not looking at your swing.
Swing looks pretty good. This guy might have a future in golf.
Tigers swing and form is just one treasure to see!
I see this guy playing at the Pro-Am. Swing looks good. Could be one to watch in the near future
Lol, that tiger guy may win a couple tournaments one day
Yeah maybe if he wasn't 40 freaking years old haha
He’s past his prime the dream is dead. He should just go get an office job like his parents told him
@@BG-fh5me Right over your head?
@@aaronsmith7946 no haha this joke is old
This is the kind of recommendations I like!!!!!
One of the more overlooked aspects of Tiger is his tempo. The tempo and transition of his swing is perfect when he's warming up. Be interested to know how much extra he really gets when he starts speeding it up a little. If it's not 30 yards with that 5 wood it's not worth it. I don't think he could hit one bad with that transition. It's literally perfect. Was a great reminder to start doing this again when I'm warming up. Did it for years and then just stopped.
1:21 adjusts balls. Noted.
😂😂😂
Crotch crickets 😳
Gotta let em hang
Rearranging the 3 piece
nah, he faaaarted
I’ve watched Tiger (and other players) range sessions on a number of events. One glaring difference you’ll noticed is the sound of his strikes specially the irons. The sound of it is just something to behold.
Yeah, that's what they used say about Ben. I don't understand it though, you have to explain it to me Warren. My old golf coach used to say, those guys put their pants on, one leg at time. I always liked that pep talk.
Tiger loves Ohio....his success at this course and Firestone is unbelievable
What a magnificent swing. The extraordinary things to me are that Tiger still plays in Pro Am's and that this scene just seems so 'ordinary', the sort of thing you might see at any golf club prior to a comp, except this is one of the greatest players of all time we're watching. Quite amazing, I never get tired of watching him.
200k views on a range session in 18 hours, tigers woods has simply brought golf to a place its never been he may be the most popular athlete ever
rare to see a driving range with all the balls near the pins LOL
Underrated comment!^^^^
and what about all those beautifull divot patterns?
I can make a circle divot pattern around the ball 😂😂
Each of those Bridgestone balls cost about what a whole bucket costs at my local range.
Whenever I feel an off day at the range I immediately look at this video and get tips on what I was doing wrong! ⛳️👍🏼
Believe it or not! I LEARNED SO MUCH for this...My BALL striking has improved IMMENSELY!! TIGER's TEMPO is amazing...MUCH better than when he was younger!
you can literally learn soooo much from sitting and watching them hit....one trip to a tourney and you wanna play so bad because you learn an immense amount about the game.
This young man looks to have a bright future in this game.
Weekend Hack! I love your videos!
It’s people like you who ruin the careers of talented young golfers. Please leave woods alone until he is at least 20 the pressure and fame will get to him
Well at least the golf turned out fine!
Unfortunately not anymore
Thumbs up if you appreciate this kind of candid content 👍🏾
Perfect tempo just doing it easy such a beautiful thing to watch
Just so FREAKING CLEAN AND AWESOME! Toss me a ball as I reach for my next tee 😂 Absolutely LOVE TIGER! ⛳️🇺🇸💪🙏
Keep doing more range videos like this.
This is a great video. The timing of his swing at ease is just unbelievable!
Tiger Woods is a Man with multiple choices has been given him by Providence. I love to watch him in full play, Win Tiger Woods!
I have been a die-hard tiger fan since 99... He is the reason I'm s golf professional instead of a professional baseball player..I LOVE THIS NEW, OPEN, GRACIOUS, COURTEOUS TIGER
Lol your not a golf professional
I love this version of him too. Maybe raising and watching his kids growing has changed the way he interact with others.
Pissanuwat Keowamrat beautifully said
@@pisanu6699 I believe that has a big part in it also believe all the scandal stuff, the arrest and the loss of his game really humbled him as well... But now he sees golf isn't the most important thing in life...I think he's got a good 5 years of top level golf left in him where he can win majors any time and then believe he can have outside chances up to 50-52 years of age... But tiger woods the man...I feel we are seeing the best version of the man we have ever seen
@@Seth_long22 actually, yes I am a certified pga instructor dumbfuck and did play AA baseball in the reds organization
Hey PGA, plz post more videos like this. Cool to see the boys hangin shooting the breeze and hitting shots
How can anyone doubt this guy? That swing is smooth and balanced. A much more relaxed, confident and mature mind will allow for even more success. I think Tiger is in a much happier space now. Just look at the love that was there from the important people in his life at the end of the Masters. I give thanks that we can see a sporting legend. Makes me appreciate how Ben Hogan was received by sports fans 70 years ago.
Perhaps is mind is in a better place, I really don’t know, but his swing definitely is not. It was much better back in the 99-03 era. Back before he fired Butch Harmon it was the best swing in the history of the game. He switched to Hank, attempted a swing change, and never got back to that same dominant level.
Butch exploited his natural athleticism, but Hank was supposed to make him less prone to injuries by restraining his explosiveness. He was plagued with injuries ever since
@@hlf_coder6272 tiger was plagued with injuries his whole career and it wasn't because of Haney. Tiger had his first knee surgery in 1994 before he even turned Pro. He had lot's of injuries before he was coached by Haney.
I just realised I've been watching someone swing for 13 minutes straight without seeing where the ball is going can't hear a thing but so entertained
So smooth, makes it look so simple
Richard Jackson being smooth makes hitting the ball much easier, smooth with loose grip and turn first.
Richard Jackson yep
As a golfer who hits about 30% of his balls well this is depressing to watch. Only been playing a month and my progress is frustratingly slow
@@erichall090909 give it time, be patient. Work on the fundamentals (grip, stance, posture, takeaway) first. It's hard to undo bad habits. It's easier to not get into them to begin with. Hit me up if you happen to be in LA. Good luck!
I've heard players remark on this phenomenon before, but I'd never seen it. He really doesn't disturb the turf of the practice tee much at all. The wedges move a little dirt, but only a tiny bit. With his irons he just bends the grass over. People have commented in the past that the wear patterns on his irons are a groove low, I guess this is why.
Such balance, I know their only range shots but you can just see how balanced he is.
slow motion swing is the best I've ever seen. Of course its Tiger but man it never gets played out. So fluid sheeeesh
Truly watching what he does and how he does it is a tremendous education into the golf swing
Awesome! Thanks. Getting ready for my first Golf season in 2 years at 62. Took 2 years off.
Man so crazy, this man is worth a billion dollars. very cool to see how perseverance and hard work is rewarding.
Will forever respect Billy Horschel for picking up tiger's tees when he couldn't 🙏
I was there that year in Columbus and we followed tiger! Great time
Im gonna start calling Tiger old smoothy. The swing is looking sooo good;-)
It’s amazing tour pros actually hit the same ball they play in competition. That’s one range I’d definitely be out there at night scavenging!😂😂
It's amazing listening to the sound the golf ball makes coming off of the face of the club , compressing the golf ball without taking a divot, thats the difference between the pros and top amateurs they know how to hit a golf ball .
Oh for an endless supply of high quality golf balls on pristine turf 😆
I know. I don't even have a decent range in my area near Pittsburgh. Its all crabgrass !!!!
@@oreldm yeah... I'm sure it makes a difference for you too... The reason they all suck is because players of your caliber have destroyed them.
James Dale Copeland lmao
@@jamesdalecopeland2719 what makes you so great?
@@oreldm The north park one is decent
Man, that is sooo silky smooth just wish he could keep that rhythm on the course!!
Hopefully Tiger can compete a little more this upcoming 2019-2020 season
The GOAT of all sports never gets old
This could be the next Tiger!
lol that is tiger xD
Waaaaaa
@@Zug75 woosh
Zug75 r/woooooooooosh
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA now that was good!
Khop Khun Khap, lots of players try to emulate that swing. Nice relaxing video in the morning same weather in Chiang Rai last few days.🤠
That’s club toe tap thing he does after his swing is strangely satisfying
This is the best his swing has looked for a decade
It seems like his arms aren't as massive which is probably a good thing for his swing. Could watch this on repeat for a long time.
Hes not as flexible after the surgery so he cant over swing like he was the last few years. It looks easy now...not forcing it.
Swinging pain free is amazing.
@@jcripley5425 Good observation
Anyone else here the Tiger scoff that he swears he doesn’t do at 13:21!? 🤣 Conor Moore nailed the impression
Ultra smooth, my favorite range video
🤯AMAZING that this video is almost like free golf lesson, I watch this video pausing it slow motion and man that I noticed so many things for my own golf game I love this this is an awesome video
Tiger, who is always in my mind hope to win at the Memorial Tournament.
The only thing better is watching this in person. Pure!
I remember watching a video where Tiger actually broke down his range session and it is so crazy to think that his goal with his first three shots is literally "make contact with the golf ball." Like he's one of if not the greatest golfer to ever live and even he still has really simple goals when out practicing.
If you’re not great at the basics, how ever will you be good at the advanced levels
Love the perfectly straight left arm
I just love him. GOAT athlete of all time
Greatest of all time athlete of all time
What a peaceful yet powerful swing
If you look closely he has a super subtle trigger move before he take the club back, a very gentle forward press. First time I'm seeing this and I've watched hundreds of face on videos of his swing.. could be a new thing for him now.
Thx Mr Tiger for video at your practice, helped me already my homie coach finally gave me DAP on my swing...
Love his follow through.
How the best in the world can make it look so easy. I did learn from his rhythm and timing.
0:58 I thought the smoke alarm was going off in my house lol 😂
This is the content we want. 10/10
So pure. Just amazing.
This is art. No other way to explain it. You could study his swing and learn from him.
I think this guy has potential !
@@svenlima - ha, damnit. I hope Joe knows who Tiger Woods is.
Yeah. This guy doesn't seem so bad. Might do well in the tournament.
Awesome swing! Very fluid and yet relax!
I never really appreciated how cleanly Tiger hits the ball off the turf. One of my divots would repair his entire session 🙈
You and me both.. it kinda hits the feels with this comment :(
Darren Clarke shared a story once that he watched Tiger hit balls for 30 mins going through his entire bag and did not produce a single turf divot. DC said that it was the most amazing thing he has seen golf wise
It's amazing to see how effortless the pros swings are. The golf swing is very technical and it's almost deceiving how effortless they make it look. Because in reality it takes years and thousands upon thousands of reps to get to that level of ease and consistency.
I'm saying this just to highlight how easy it can be to forget what it's like to be a novice at something. Just because someone is good at something does not mean they would be a good teacher. I had many school teachers growing up and definitely in college that were terrible simply because they made many, many assumptions as to the amount of knowledge we had and they would breeze through concepts without going in-depth, leaving more work for us students who had to go home and really teach ourselves.
I experienced what I am saying here first-hand a few weeks ago when I was on the range with some of my neighbors kids who are very novice golfers and they were struggling to even make contact with the ball, let alone make it go straight; and I was almost completely at a loss as to how and help them, because I had literally forgotten what it was like to be that much of a beginner.
Honestly don't know why I felt compelled to make this comment, other than to highlight the fact that just because you don't follow along in class with a particular teacher, there is a good chance that it's not you, but that the school's hiring manager did a terrible job in assessing their true teaching capacities.
The sound of those irons. Man you can hear the compression. Thanks for the video.
Another Tiger era is about to begin. Tour championship and the Master's were just the beginning.
Gonna need the 10 hour loop
Tiger looking great, good times and bad I’m really happy to see him turn it all around! Good luck tiger and I hope you can keep competing!
Tiger doesn't seem concerned about anything. 😎🐅👌
And that's a good thing!
I think he’s made peace with himself.
Tigers feet are so quite throughout the entire swing until he does A very subtle weight transfer and "steps" towards the target whilst externally rotating his left ankle.
"Step towards the target" -- an excellent swing mantra if you have trouble with a weight shift or finishing your swing fully balanced with left palm,chest, right tricep and the back of the club head all facing the target
Who else wishes they could see where the balls land 😂
Nick Taylor I would like but it's on 69
M L O nice
Chandler Tingle nice
Yeah, I would like to know how far each travels too.
At the pin
I tried hitting the P-7TW irons this weekend, and man are they tough! If you're off-center a smidge it's obvious.
They are super nice irons but you are right. Those blades offer zero forgiveness.
I've played blades most of my life and one thing they can help with is they are always making you work to improve and when you switch to forgiving irons, boy, the extra distance and accuracy can make you feel great. But you can't stick with them as they don't offer the feedback required to continue to improve.
@@aaronsmith7946 Good point!
I feel that. I’ve played Mizuno MP-33 blades for 16 years now and can’t hit anything that isn’t a blade. Regardless if some cavitybacks are more forgiving, it comes down to the mental aspect, the feel, confidence, and look of a blade that you don’t get with other clubs. But yea, you know REAL QUICK if you mishit it even slightly. Definitely forces you to focus on contact more than anything
Tiger is Tiger 🐅, Whatever he does will become a history that is surrounded by us, we are golf lovers because he has his own charisma, even when he fell
You know the driving range is good when it has sand traps 😂
Definitely my favourite for this tournament
Tiger in good condition , maybe get the Memorial Tournament Champion.
woods eric he won’t but that’s ok...he has to be ready for the major!!;)
Big Cat is looking good. Looks like he's dropped a tiny bit of weight and the swing is looking effortless. Great to see.
1:20 Tiger just adjusting his sack haha gotta love it
XD
Who's watching this knowing Tiger is playing this competition next week.
His swing has never looked better
My grand father had tickets to Augusta about 12 year ago. He was standing to the right of Tiger on his tee off. Tiger’s tee went flying right to my grand dad’s feet. He has it in a box in his office with a laminated plate titled “Tiger’s tee at Augusta 6th hole”
Why did he keep it
His swing is looking really under control, no violent lashes at the ball, very very controlled power. Mind you this swing was good enough to win The Masters.......😁😁😁
Knowing tiger and watching him in real life, he’s always smooth on the range. When it comes to the course, he forces his swing at times because he wants to work the ball. If he wants to hit a straighter shot, it’s really smooth.
@@pinoy122793 Yeah Tiger is a Ranger Rick for sure. However, I don't think his swing has much to do with him wanting to work the ball as much as he used to swing too hard because he wanted distance.
Also, remember, Tiger has had to once again build a completely new golf swing based on what he is now physically capable of and the driver is always going to be the hardest part for him. In the past, it took Tiger about 18 months of competitive golf to really get a swing down and that was when he was playing more. People expect too much too quickly. Tiger still has a lot of room for improvement with his driver, his irons and his putter (once he starts hitting that driver and his irons more comfortably, he will probably spend more time putting. Also, being in the fairway frees up your iron game and a good iron game frees up your putter as there is no pressure to make those 10-15 footers because you know you'll have plenty of opportunities.
It's a process. Tiger is still in the middle of it. Tiger 2020 will be the real example of what he is moving towards.
Just hearing the spin off the face the way this video presents..... gold
I can watch it all day long !
"The best iron game I've ever seen." -Jack Nicklaus
Best short game & putter of all time, also
He`s just such a good sport.