Hal has had a terrific PGA career, but let’s put this shit in perspective: Tiger has as many majors (14) as Hal has PGA Tour victories. Tiger has 68 more PGA Tour victories.
@@roscocostco8586first the blasphemy of putting Hal and TW in the same convo. Now Larry has to be pulled from the heavens into Hal’s relative mediocrity?!! Show some respect for greats
Miss Hal being here in the Shreveport/Bossier area. Was a nice, but stern man!! Had the privilege of playing golf with him in 2001 at his Olde Oaks Golf Club course in designed and lived at for many years. Solid dude!!!
Always liked watching Hal….but his record against TW? Well, he’s 1-81 ! He shined at TPC that day and has a story for a lifetime. Beating him in early rounds a few times helped his maturity, but we all know the rest of the story. Players should have given TW a thank you for playing the European Tour so often and giving them a break. ( he won about 30 events across pond and I believe only Seve has more in history )
Hal Sutton is one of the most caring, most unpretentious people on the planet. I’ve known him for years and I’m better for it. If the rest of the people in the world were as humble as Hal, the world would be a better place.
@@Macattack11639 So because someone doesn’t care for this bag of hot air that means they are young? 🤣I’m 46 dude and I’d fall asleep listening to this “me me me me” mf!
The simple fact of the matter is he, Hal Sutton, believed he could beat Tiger at TPC because he conditioned his mind to think that way based upon past results. That is EXACTLY what Earl Woods taught Tiger. The reason Tiger was so great was that his mind was conditioned to believe he could, and would, beat anybody. Very few people have that strength of mind, and Hal had it that day in 1999 at the TPC.
If I could define wisdom on my own, I would say it could be defined as having the ability to find a solution in virtually every possible scenario in life. Of course, I am still young so you can take that definition with a grain of salt if you wish 👍.
Patience is a virtue of the wise , you don’t always have to figure out the problem or even find the solution , sometimes you just need to wait for it to pass .
1 stroke penalty on you, sir. "Too" is used when one means also, or when it's being used as an adverb. You're welcome. These off-course strokes can be expensive.
If Hal had honest people around him they’d tell him holster that story. It’s embarrassing. They aren’t in the same universe. Hal if you want to inspire young golfers, refer them to listen to and watch TW
Hal was beaten like a rented mule more than once by Tiger. Nobody in the game has as many epic shots and putts when absolutely needed to finish off tournaments than TW. Before the round, during and after…Tiger had a good 10+ years of just owning the tour.
Exactly…Buster Douglas was not an all around successful boxer but on one night he believed he could succeed and he beat Tyson. It’s a good lesson. Tiger believed in himself. Hal showed he could be beaten by not caving psychologically…Tiger was the best in his era at keeping that psychological edge. Jack was the best in his era at doing the same thing. Most players were beat before they ever faced Jack, but Lee Trevino didn’t care about that…Trevino was better than Sutton, but none of that matters. It’s just a lesson about mindset.
In all the years since Jack was past his prime I have hardly ever heard that Jack had a mental edge over the competition. He was a great golfer and had a few peers that were great in his era too. Tiger looked and acted like a d*ck on the course. Cuz he hated you. You were trying to take something he wanted. And that was a W every time he played. Look at his interview with Curtis Strange. I wanna win. 2nd sucks. “You’ll learn.” Never have seen ANY interviews, stories, anecdotes about Jack being anything like that. And that’s fine. Jack was a nice guy, great golfer, one of the very best. But Tiger…think his dad put a chip on his shoulder and Tiger came off as pompous and standoffish…but THAT is what made him great. Everyone k ew he wanted to win but his game, attitude, epic shots called up on demand…those guys knew they were beat not Jack’s competition. My $.02
Tiger & Jack are the best ever no doubt about it. But give Hal is due.How many other golfers beat Tiger on Sunday Red in a Major or at The Players Championship when paired in the last group?
@@jamesfitzgerald6636 yea he was. He was gonna be the next Nicklaus when he came in the scene. Great player, bad captain but he took down Tiger on a huge stage
Is that the point of his story? Obviously Tiger beat most that he played face-to-face with... And for those that beat Tiger they did so believing they could. Same goes for those that beat Tyson, Ali,... name the guy of whose jock you'd like to sniff.
PGA player of the year Hal Sutton. He beat Jack Nicklaus by a stroke to win a major. He won the players championship twice, one of those times the guy who came in second was named Tiger Woods.
Not many players beat Tiger on a Sunday playing in the same group , especially at a signature event . Hal was definitely clutch but Tiger was on another planet lol
If I had that story I would tell it daily. Name anyone else who can? I think there was a South Korean that took it to Tiger but very few between 99 and 2010
Hal seems to be a big fan of Hal
Hal thinks very highly of Hal.
Always has been a total twat through and through.
Hal has had a terrific PGA career, but let’s put this shit in perspective: Tiger has as many majors (14) as Hal has PGA Tour victories. Tiger has 68 more PGA Tour victories.
Does Tiger not have 15 majors? Your point is, however, received.
@@Eric-tj3tg Yes 15 is correct
Fred Flinstone in an orange golf shirt.
now now gggggggggggggggg
“Be the right club today”!!
Sure was
For a second there it’s almost as if he believes what he is saying.
The only person who believed Hal outshooting Tiger at Rivera had any impact whatsoever on Tiger is Hal. Guaranteed.
Larry Bird thought it important to beat Detroit in early season games. But what's he know?
You’re COMPLETELY missing the point. Hal said to believe in yourself. Had nothing to do with Tiger. Reading comprehension is optional??
@@Macattack11639 I think you mean "listening" comprehension?
@@roscocostco8586first the blasphemy of putting Hal and TW in the same convo. Now Larry has to be pulled from the heavens into Hal’s relative mediocrity?!! Show some respect for greats
@@sportainmentjudgeWow, Community College did a number on you.
Miss Hal being here in the Shreveport/Bossier area. Was a nice, but stern man!! Had the privilege of playing golf with him in 2001 at his Olde Oaks Golf Club course in designed and lived at for many years. Solid dude!!!
Your ears probably don’t
All he’s saying is that he believed in himself and that’s the right attitude to have in competition.
Always liked watching Hal….but his record against TW?
Well, he’s 1-81 !
He shined at TPC that day and has a story for a lifetime. Beating him in early rounds a few times helped his maturity, but we all know the rest of the story.
Players should have given TW a thank you for playing the European Tour so often and giving them a break.
( he won about 30 events across pond and I believe only Seve has more in history )
He’s that guy that tells the same story at every party or dinner he’s at while people contemplate ending themselves
The older I got the more brilliant my Dad became. I wish I had taken all of his advice. I remember that tournament. Be the right club today!
No the older you got the more receptive and less hard headed you became
I was waiting for the punchline that never came.
Me too
So was I lol
😂😂and Hal….your point is….
He is the punchline
Known Hal since junior tournaments. Beat him more than he beat me. Never cared for him or his overbearing father.
Yea ok
In my neighborhood, we call guys like Hal BLOWHARDS.
Br the right club today
Hal Sutton is one of the most caring, most unpretentious people on the planet. I’ve known him for years and I’m better for it. If the rest of the people in the world were as humble as Hal, the world would be a better place.
Phahahaha That’s utter b/s!
He sounded like a self centered egotistical narcissist to me
@@JayGBeeyou must be young then. He sounded like a confident smart man who took down the greatest golfer ever. I’d be telling everyone about it too
@@Macattack11639 So because someone doesn’t care for this bag of hot air that means they are young? 🤣I’m 46 dude and I’d fall asleep listening to this “me me me me” mf!
Taking down the best golfer of all time doesn't make you a good person. Or a better person.
The simple fact of the matter is he, Hal Sutton, believed he could beat Tiger at TPC because he conditioned his mind to think that way based upon past results. That is EXACTLY what Earl Woods taught Tiger. The reason Tiger was so great was that his mind was conditioned to believe he could, and would, beat anybody. Very few people have that strength of mind, and Hal had it that day in 1999 at the TPC.
Sounds like fuzzy at the masters couldn't shine tws shoes.
When I see the word Golf I think of half a dozen golfers immediately, Hal what's his name is not one of them.
The only reason I can assume for adding Tiger to this story, was to try and elevate his stature.., which he failed at miserably in his attempt....
Great story Hal!
Fair play to him, he won that tournament and won it well.
great talk
The only person putting Hal and the GOAT in the same conversation is Hal.
His ego has commanded many a rooms, telling that story. You can tell he’s on autopilot, like he’s said it a million times
Hal likes him some Hal.
Great story!!!!
If you’re deaf
If you’re Hal…only Hal….
had to crank up the volume to 80 to hear this!
Hal Sutton:
15 Pro wins, 1 Major
Tiger Woods:
82 Pro wins,
15 Majors.
Enough said!
If I could define wisdom on my own, I would say it could be defined as having the ability to find a solution in virtually every possible scenario in life. Of course, I am still young so you can take that definition with a grain of salt if you wish 👍.
Patience is a virtue of the wise , you don’t always have to
figure out the problem or even find the solution , sometimes you just need to wait for it to pass .
@@jessevaldez3634 This is also true ☝️👍😃😃
Hal ❤ ‘s Hal
Halimony.
Just the boys talking in front of the women’s bathroom
Forgot about this guy
Shouldbe penalized 2strokes for talking to much
1 stroke penalty on you, sir. "Too" is used when one means also, or when it's being used as an adverb. You're welcome. These off-course strokes can be expensive.
Unfortunately, for Hal and dozens of other golfers they had that same mindset may be on a given day and Tiger still beat them at a high percentage
Did he eat Tiger ?
Halimony!!!!!
His stance looks like he's in a photo shoot lol
For the beer bellies club?
You can knock Hal but not Tiger ?
Hal has always has been my most disliked golfer.His self love bullshit on here is a great example.
Who he tryin too bullshit...?
Jesus Christ show some respect, you can’t clean his clubs
👏🏻
If Hal had honest people around him they’d tell him holster that story. It’s embarrassing. They aren’t in the same universe. Hal if you want to inspire young golfers, refer them to listen to and watch TW
beat tiger to the buffet too
A grown man named "Tiger". Bitch boy beat Hal to the booze and drugs though.
.......anyway, he won the next day, and Tiger came in 2nd. Hal beat the Great One that day. At the Players Championship.
Ricky Bobby
Never liked Hal. He likes to hear himself talk. Millions like him.
The only person who believed Hal outshooting Tiger at Rivera had any impact whatsoever on Tiger is Hal. Guaranteed.
If you meet him you will change your mind. Promise
Classic keyboard warrior comment.
He told me to tell you he doesn’t like you either!
I never liked Tiger. I think his wife would agree
Trump supporters dishing Hal
Hal won 14 tournaments. Not bad. But not even close to tiger.
He did it without juice
Maybe if more people believed the message given by Hal, Tiger would not have won so much. Some guys were beat before the round started.
Hal was beaten like a rented mule more than once by Tiger. Nobody in the game has as many epic shots and putts when absolutely needed to finish off tournaments than TW. Before the round, during and after…Tiger had a good 10+ years of just owning the tour.
@@jdhrap not the point
@@Ligerpridewhatever
Exactly…Buster Douglas was not an all around successful boxer but on one night he believed he could succeed and he beat Tyson. It’s a good lesson. Tiger believed in himself. Hal showed he could be beaten by not caving psychologically…Tiger was the best in his era at keeping that psychological edge. Jack was the best in his era at doing the same thing. Most players were beat before they ever faced Jack, but Lee Trevino didn’t care about that…Trevino was better than Sutton, but none of that matters. It’s just a lesson about mindset.
In all the years since Jack was past his prime I have hardly ever heard that Jack had a mental edge over the competition. He was a great golfer and had a few peers that were great in his era too. Tiger looked and acted like a d*ck on the course. Cuz he hated you. You were trying to take something he wanted. And that was a W every time he played. Look at his interview with Curtis Strange. I wanna win. 2nd sucks. “You’ll learn.” Never have seen ANY interviews, stories, anecdotes about Jack being anything like that. And that’s fine. Jack was a nice guy, great golfer, one of the very best. But Tiger…think his dad put a chip on his shoulder and Tiger came off as pompous and standoffish…but THAT is what made him great. Everyone k ew he wanted to win but his game, attitude, epic shots called up on demand…those guys knew they were beat not Jack’s competition. My $.02
Great golfer
bhahahahahahahahahah...
This guy actually believes his “A” game is as good as Tigers “C” game…..some people.
Be the right club today! F all the haters Hal. None of them could carry your jock!
Hal sutton has 16 majors.. Tiger only 15.
Hal Sutton had 1 major the 1983 PGA, he had 14 PGA tour wins. Tiger has 15 major wins and 81 career wins. Google it.
@@bertledbetter1770 - I presume jokes often go right over your head?
@@danmyers9372 decided to google it and now you were joking
Tiger & Jack are the best ever no doubt about it. But give Hal is due.How many other golfers beat Tiger on Sunday Red in a Major or at The Players Championship when paired in the last group?
Hal might have played in 16 majors…he only won 1…1983 PGA
Hal, you know who was asking about you the other day???
Nobody
Hal, a great competitor, be the right club today, I still say it today
@@jamesfitzgerald6636 yea he was. He was gonna be the next Nicklaus when he came in the scene. Great player, bad captain but he took down Tiger on a huge stage
Farce
Mouthpiece Sutton ...he wouldn't lace Tigers shoes FFS
100%!
He did that day! That’s all he’s saying. How many people beat Tiger when he was 22? Not many
Is that the point of his story?
Obviously Tiger beat most that he played face-to-face with... And for those that beat Tiger they did so believing they could.
Same goes for those that beat Tyson, Ali,... name the guy of whose jock you'd like to sniff.
Small hand=insecure man
5 divorces will do it to ya I guess😂😂😂😂Halimoney
Hal was always one of my favorites.
Hal who ????? Wise up man
Why do I have the feeling he rambles a little...
But he still lacked the wisdom to tell a story like this. 🤦♂️👎🙊😵💫🥺🙄😳🙈🥸🤔🫣😖☹️
Hal who ?? 😂😂😂
PGA player of the year Hal Sutton. He beat Jack Nicklaus by a stroke to win a major. He won the players championship twice, one of those times the guy who came in second was named Tiger Woods.
Frank who !!
@@bolsbolbol368 15-1
Hal could not hold Tigers jock.
Not many players beat Tiger on a Sunday playing in the same group , especially at a signature event . Hal was definitely clutch but Tiger was on another planet lol
Thanks I am now dumber having listened to that.
If I had that story I would tell it daily. Name anyone else who can? I think there was a South Korean that took it to Tiger but very few between 99 and 2010
all it really was Hal……. was the sun shining on your ass for ONE DAY! lmao
What a joke!
Takes balls saying this right outside Tigers dressing room.