Lmfao

Haha, at least they didn't go with the gold CGI replica of Tiger anywhere in this video.

It’s truly ruined

FACTS

Alright Karen

Exactly. His imagination is phenomenal

He'll take all over the course and still shoot 66

For so many years I’ve wracked my brain why he hit so many drivers off the tee throughout his career. He was probably the best long iron player of all time (either him or Nicklaus) so why not hit more long irons and 3 woods, which I do remember him being pretty accurate with, or even 5 woods, off the tee? I mean he won the 2006 Open Championship and he only hit driver once. My thinking is so what if he hit a 270 yard 2 iron instead of a 330 yard drive? If it’s 490 yard par 4, for example, instead of probably being in the trees but maybe hitting 9 iron from the fairway, he could almost certainly be in the fairway and hit maybe 6 iron. I’m not sure if my distances and clubs are exactly making sense but I don’t want to think about too much ya know. In any event, why didn’t he just lay back and hit from the fairway instead of constantly missing fairways with his driver?

@@Whoopdido777 Wedge or less is what a Pro wants in his hands to have an easy chance at birdie. 6 iron doesn't cut it.

Tiger would have had every record if he 1. He never got married. 2. He never stepped into a workout gym. And 3. Uber'd everywhere instead of driving himself.

@@radar0412 I had a real long, boring post typed out but decided not to post it. Basically, TLDR Tiger with a 6 iron from the fairway was deadly. He got himself into trouble by hitting driver tee. Trees, bunkers, water, OB, rough. He was so good with his long irons that he didn’t need to hit driver to get into scoring range. I’d say 6 iron was scoring range for him. One stat I’ll point out his par 3 scoring average for both 2000 and 2007 ranked 1st at 2.91. I know a lot of short holes and long holes were taken into consideration, but I wouldn’t be surprised if most of the pros used a 6 iron on the theoretical “average par 3”.

@@Whoopdido777 Tiger was a very tactical golfer. If a par 4 called for an iron Tiger would hit iron. But if the hole called for Driver, then Tiger hit driver. Tiger had a no consequences attitude. It cost him occasionally. But in the long run it paid Dividends.

Hits it, puffs his shoulders out in approval. Lol dudes body was ruined this was absolutely crazy. I remember watching, my god.

I stopped watching bc of if lol

Takes me back to nostalgic TW PGA Tour video games. Nothing wrong with it. There’s a mute button. Rather have the music than dumb commentators talking the whole time.

@@Somefatdude I'd rather hear the commentators honestly.

and your a nobody... congratulations on that

@@dafyddjohnson8571 You think he can hit anywhere near that speed again? How much you want to bet?

The reason he lost is because his first three rounds were not great like this one was.

@@kowanmcgarry That and a bunch of lip outs and barely missed putts. I notice this one doesn't have the commentary in it. Hole 1, 11 and 14 killed his attempt at a play off if we excuse 17. Would've loved to see this as a winning event to play in EA Sports PGA Tour 23 or future Tiger Woods game.

Theme reminiscent of Croc Dundee..a little off putting to tell the truth. But always a pleasure to watch this round. Nothing like the Tiger of the 2000s though. A quantum leap difference imo