Its called "highlights" for a reason, even in the title! Yes, the decisive matchplay moments usually are on the greens, but this vid also shows plenty more from tee to green as well
Woods tried to do a 'Nicklaus 1969 concession', entirely for his own 'look at me I'm a great guy' egomaniac reasons. And of course, it being Woods who hasn't got even 1% of the class of Nicklaus, he messed it up. Jack conceded Jacklin's putt enabling the 1969 match to be tied, with America therefore retaining the cup. Woods conceded Molinari's putt enabling Europe to WIN the match, having hit a horrendously struck putt himself which would have guaranteed a tie had he holed it. He therefore let his team down - look how much the USA wanted, and got, a tie in 1989 despite Europe retaining the cup when it happened.
@@PanglossDr this is way after his peak, Molinari is a great player, Tiger had many demons hounting him thru his career so its not fair to say that, well it is fair its your opinion i respect it but i think thats bot the case
@@gasperstarina9837 tiger is 13-21-2 in Ryder Cup Play with a 9-19-3 of team play and the majority of that is way before 2012, that is horrible for one of two greatest players ever !
He’s been very good at the presidents cup though but it’s also sort of unfair to call him the worst because the United States team historically struggles at the Ryder cups and they usually do very well at the presidents cup so it’s just kind of a weird thing that happens to the whole team for some strange reason
2012 its after his incidents, Tiger probably had benzo addiction and good chance of painkiller addictions i wouldn't say he aint team player...but he jad alot healt issuees and it was the time after all world knew about every single detail... Guy has his demons but you can't denie he is fighting like a Tiger, all the surgeries, mental stuff, private stuff leaking out... if he didn't have mental healt issues (he needed sleeping pills) and so many operations he would have 20 majors - of course its only my opinion because he never won it but we all can agree...
That's a little inconsistent in terms of timeline....the painkiller/sleep aid addiction issues were a product of the pain management problems he was having after all the back surgeries, and those didn't start until at least a year after this and weren't really out of hand until many years later.
@@morgancross5481 Tiger Woods first back surgery was in March 2014, but in April 2008 he had surgery on his left knee to repair cartilage damage and in June had surgery to repair his left ACL using a tendon from his right thigh.
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What a match, and beautiful sportsmanship from Tiger in the end! 😍😍😍😍
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Yeah Tiger is the greatest player of ever and it’s not even close. But in the Ryder cup, absolutely awful.
May as well be a mini putt comp
I really want to watch Molinari's last putt
The amount of "captains" they have is so ridiculous, haha.
In 2012 there was one captain and four vice captains on each team. Last year there were five vice captains on each team.
It’s mostly putting
Its called "highlights" for a reason, even in the title!
Yes, the decisive matchplay moments usually are on the greens, but this vid also shows plenty more from tee to green as well
Team tiger 🐯
Woods tried to do a 'Nicklaus 1969 concession', entirely for his own 'look at me I'm a great guy' egomaniac reasons.
And of course, it being Woods who hasn't got even 1% of the class of Nicklaus, he messed it up.
Jack conceded Jacklin's putt enabling the 1969 match to be tied, with America therefore retaining the cup. Woods conceded Molinari's putt enabling Europe to WIN the match, having hit a horrendously struck putt himself which would have guaranteed a tie had he holed it. He therefore let his team down - look how much the USA wanted, and got, a tie in 1989 despite Europe retaining the cup when it happened.
That was an extraordinarily rude audience towards the Americans! I hated even watching! It's sad!
Might be one of the worst highlights. Nobody cares about the putting
It's still amazing that they keep showing tiger in the Ryder Cup cause he is possibly the worst Ryder Cup player ever !
Great as he was, I don't think Tiger was a great team player.
@@PanglossDr this is way after his peak, Molinari is a great player, Tiger had many demons hounting him thru his career so its not fair to say that, well it is fair its your opinion i respect it but i think thats bot the case
@@gasperstarina9837 tiger is 13-21-2 in Ryder Cup Play with a 9-19-3 of team play and the majority of that is way before 2012, that is horrible for one of two greatest players ever !
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He’s been very good at the presidents cup though but it’s also sort of unfair to call him the worst because the United States team historically struggles at the Ryder cups and they usually do very well at the presidents cup so it’s just kind of a weird thing that happens to the whole team for some strange reason
2012 its after his incidents, Tiger probably had benzo addiction and good chance of painkiller addictions i wouldn't say he aint team player...but he jad alot healt issuees and it was the time after all world knew about every single detail...
Guy has his demons but you can't denie he is fighting like a Tiger, all the surgeries, mental stuff, private stuff leaking out... if he didn't have mental healt issues (he needed sleeping pills) and so many operations he would have 20 majors - of course its only my opinion because he never won it but we all can agree...
That's a little inconsistent in terms of timeline....the painkiller/sleep aid addiction issues were a product of the pain management problems he was having after all the back surgeries, and those didn't start until at least a year after this and weren't really out of hand until many years later.
@@morgancross5481 Tiger Woods first back surgery was in March 2014, but in April 2008 he had surgery on his left knee to repair cartilage damage and in June had surgery to repair his left ACL using a tendon from his right thigh.