dude. everyone is watching this after his choke

That's why Scottie Scheffler may one day be the greatest player. His demeanor and attitude never changes. As Bobby Jones said, "Golf is played on a six inch course. The space between your ears."

​@donaldschmidt2990 yep i said the same thing...if and its a BIGGGGG if, we will ever see someone as yood as tiger or jack then its going to be someone like that that just goes out and never loses his mental game...koepka is kind of like that in the majors, tho not this year...but there ya go...

@MarkSmithhhh This comment of yours came out at just the right time. Rory gagged on the final four holes to blow the US Open. Missing short putts that Tiger or Jack would never miss. And neither would he, except for the insane pressure he places on himself. The burden of expectation has become so great that he may never recover from this latest meltdown. A perfect indication of this is how Rory packed up and skipped town with no press conference afterward. It was immature and childish. Especially for someone usually so candid with his thoughts. I'll never forget how, in one instance, Jack was standing over a putt to win a major championship. He was grinning from ear to ear!! Loving the pressure that comes with everything required to win. If Rory had this mindset, his major total would be twice as high. Or higher!! Inner self-control is the greatest gift a golfer can possess. BAR none.

This comment gave me chills 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

Thanks for watching!

Overrated overhyped

He will never surpass tiger nor Nicolas.He just doesn't have the mental game to be the best not to mention he is short of short game touch.

@user-oe7yb4tl8s It's refreshing to see a player like Rory. He is so honest and candid in everything he does and says. Tiger, to put it bluntly, was a complete jerk!! He is the embodiment of his name. A predatory animal on and off the course. It's also true that nature made him into the phenomenon he is. Focused and driven. Tiger is committed to every shot as if it will be the last one he'll ever hit. ESPECIALLY ON THE GREENS!! There are a number of better ball strikers than Tiger Woods. NO ONE was better on the greens in his prime. This is how he shot the crazy scores he did. The putts from four to ten feet that separate the winner from everyone else!! Tiger at his peak made more putts from that critical distance than anyone in history. In the 2000 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Tiger put on a four round exhibition such as the word has never seen. He missed ZERO putts in four rounds from four to ten feet. NONE!! Jack was much the same way. His overall game was even steadier, if less spectacular. Rory simply lacks that perpetual iron focus to put him over the top consistently. As Bobby Jones once observed, "Golf is played on a six inch course. The space between your ears."

Lmao. S has a better chance winning the lottery if he wants to beat Tiger in history.

Noted.

that's still Irish

Grant horvat alt account 🤔

The field was very thin back in Jack’s day. Only a handful of players could make a full time job out of golf and he’d play against part time pros who had another job on the side. Tiger is the GOAT, end of discussion.

Tiger v Jack in their prime I'm betting everything I got on Tiger

@williamtoso3493 I agree, but a career is a sum total of your achievements. Jack performed better overall in major championships than anyone else. His first to last major championship spanned 25 seasons!! Despite the depth of today's tour, there were actually more great players in Jack's time than Tiger's. The 1980 Ryder Cup team was the best of all time. Raymond Floyd, Lee Trevino, Lanny Wadkins, Johnny Miller, Hale Irwin, Tom Watson, and Jack Nicklaus,. To name just seven Hall of Fame players. Gary Player was also dominant in that era. Jack set the bar. They were the Titans. Look out for Scottie Scheffler. He might surpass them both.

@TheBrindleBoxer Jack and Tiger both had aspects of their game that separated them from each other. Jack won more majors, while contending in them more than Tiger. Tiger's winning percentage in regular events was higher than Jack's. Jack won the Masters at 46 for a 25 year span in winning majors. Tiger's best golf was mind-blowing. Jack's game rarely fell off the rails. What is galling to me is how underappreciated the third player in this debate is. I am speaking of William Ben Hogan. Ben Hogan won 64 events and nine major championships. Hogan missed three years to World War 2 and a year to his horrific accident. An accident, by the way, far worse than anything Tiger Woods has endured. In a three year stretch before that crash, Hogan won 36 of 99 tournaments he entered!! A percentage far greater than Tiger or Jack. The PGA was in match play, making it harder to win. Hogan also played in the Open championship only once. And winning it!! Neither Jack or Tiger could hold a candle to Hogan as a ball striker. Jack and especially Tiger were phenomenal putters. The Bane of Hogan's game. As his contemporary Claude Harmon observed, "If Hogan could have only putted. He would have made every record in the book look sick." To leave Ben Hogan out of the greatest player debate is a fools game. Tiger was a fabulous player. He was not the only one.

Tiger is still the best golfer that has ever played the game.