Which of these golf shots was the most iconic? Let us know in the comments below.

And Tiger's chip shot made the perfect commercial for Nike at the time too, lol

Tiger's 6-Iron from 210+ yards out of the sand, over the water, and just past the pin on 18 at the Canadian open (to get home in 2 on the par 5 and set up the win) is still his best (or at least possibly tied with another insane fairway bunker shot from below his feet at the PGA Championship).

The amount of mistakes, errors and mispronunciations in this video is incredible.

Jon Rahm practicing at the Masters and getting a hole in one after skimming the ball on the water is by far the best to me

My buddy and i were 20 ft. behind Tiger on 16 in 05. The place exploded! My only trip to Augusta and what a memory.

Early 2000’s Tiger Woods was a force of nature.

That Happy Gilmore one better be on this list!

6:01, correction needed, Louis Oosthuizen shot was on Augusta’s par 5 second hole, not par three the twelfth

The camera operator on Tiger's shot was just as skilled.

Tiger's 2005 Masters 16th hole chip ("The Chip") is the best golf shot ever. The pressure, the course, the moment (DiMarco close). 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Lots of better “shots” of out there but not too bad of a selection. The top pick is perfect. Not only is it a great shot, but the dramatic tension it created as the ball slowly came down and paused for a second before falling into the hole.

Louis Oosthuizen's albatross was on the second hole, not the twelfth. Apart from that, great video. Would have loved to have seen Sandy Lyle's bunker shot on 18 in the 1988 masters, given the occasion an incredible shot.

That Tiger Woods shot made me quote Bill Murray in Space Jam: "It is alive."

Larry Mize’s Masters playoff chip in deserves more than honorable mention!

Tigers shot gives me chills

70s announcer hilarious 😂

The #1 shot of all time was more than just skill, it was utter perfection.

In the first round of the 2001 Phoenix Open, Andrew Magee made the first ever hole in one on a par 4 in a PGA TOUR event. It was the 17th hole. He shot into the group in front of him and they had to move out of the way. It was 332 yards.

Thank you for the golf list! 😄

A couple points of context: 1:04 Renner thinks he’s signing the winning card. There was the chance of a birdie to head to a playoff, but Aoki snatched the entire thing right there. Brutal. 3:00 Leonard’s putt didn’t win the match. He’s against Olazabal who still has a shorter put to tie the hole. The entire US team and their wives trampled the green in celebration before Olly could putt. It’s widely considered some of the worst etiquette ever displayed in competition. 4:10 Bubba’s shot was one of the hardest to pull off in the history of golf. The target is directly to his back and completely blocked by bushes and trees. Not to mention he’s trying to make that 90° turn out of pine straw, in a sudden death playoff, with a club that’s not meant to be turned that much in that short a distance. IN-SANE. 6:02 It was the second hole, not the twelfth. Plus he was the one Bubba beat in the playoff with the other shot. 6:52 This putt was more than just his first major win. Phil Mickelson won his first professional event in 1991 while he was still an amateur. He was going to be the next star of golf. Then a guy named Tiger Woods showed up and stole the moment. Phil played second fiddle to that guy for nearly a decade before he broke through. That’s as good as it gets. 7:47 Mize’s shot not being ranked is laughable. He was born and raised in the same town where the Masters has been held since the 40’s. He’d only had one win in his career to that point and was basically a non factor on tour. He made this shot to win a playoff against two of the best players of all time in Greg Norman and Seve Ballesteros. This shot is the completion of one of the greatest underdog stories in golf history. Should be ranked 2nd.

Gene Sarazins Double Eagle.

Woods' shot, that was something else man.

For once the number one for me is spot on, I can’t think of a more iconic moment in sport let alone golf that is still played 18 years later, also Nike got the best advertising they could ever have asked. A favourite for me though was Tiger’s iron shot at Hoylake in 2006 where he holed a 220 or so yard iron shot on bone dry greens, after he hit a stinger tee shot with his 2iron, it was just magical.

boy I love Golf!!!! Yayyy Golf!!!

The way the ball hung on the edge, just to keep us in suspense !

I love Golf. Great video love you WatchMojo 💖😍👍🏾

Bubba Watson’s Driver-Driver-Putter for eagle is maybe my favorite.

How can you leave out Tom Watsons chip in on 17 in the 1982 US Open, incredible shot

At least these videos are satisfying to watch and not cringey because of losing!

I agree with about 2 picks. Honestly, Tiger should have been half the list.

Great choices, but the first shot I thought of when I saw the subject was Christy O`Connor Jr`s 2 iron to the 18th at Belfry that clinched the 1989 Ryder Cup.

I think this is awesome. Never expected WatchMojo to post anything like this!

9:24 yeah, you guys nailed #1

Tiger Woods was a human highlight reel in his prime! I sure do miss those days. 😎

Phil and Tiger are amazing

9:53 golf ball: "wait for it."

thanks'

Oosthuizen's albatross was on the 2nd hole, which is a par 5, not the 12th, which is a par 3. Impossible to have an albatross on a par 3.

Davis love the third smashing 480 yards or Phils backwards no look from the bunker 👏👏

Ok I’ll go try it on the course then lmao

Tigers pitch on the 16th at Augusta.

Watch mojo. Can we get a narrator who plays golf next time. Thank you

The shot heard round the world…Gene Sarazan albatross on 15 at the Masters! Didn’t see it but must have been incredible to see.

Others worth mentioning: Craig Parry's Eagle at 18 to win the 2004 Doral Open Robert Gamez's Eagle from the fairway at 18 to win the 1990 Bay Hill Invitational Seve Ballesteros 3 wood out of sand for an eagle putt at the 1983 Ryder Cup Colin Montgomerie's driver off the deck over water to 10 feet at 18 1996 Dubai Desert Classic Tiger Woods 6 Iron out of sand and over water to 10 feet at the 2000 Canadian Open Tiger Woods 7 iron for an eagle putt at number 6 at the 2000 US Open (it's not a fair fight) Jack Nicklaus's 4 iron at 15 at the 1986 Masters to set up eagle Phil Mickelson 6 iron out of pine straw to 5 feet at number 13 2010 Masters Phil Mickelson over the trees second shot into 18 2008 Colonial Tiger Woods double breaking putt at number 17 TPC 2001

Nick Taylor’s 72-footer to win playoff at RBC Canadian Open 2023 will be on this list in the future.

#7 was the one that I remember the most. I remember watching that on TV and the reaction for sinking that seemingly impossible put given the pressure, the distance and the breaks. Justin Leonard's name will forever be remembered by me for that putt.

Tigers chip was remarkable. But the greatest golf is the super shot that WINS a tournament. That would be a tossup between Jamie Byrd and Tom Watson. Personally I would say that as Watson won a US OPEN with that shot he has the edge. Both Tiger and Bubba hit fantastic shots. But Bubba followed with a two putt and Tiger had to overcome bogeys on 17 and 18 to beat Demarco in a playoff. This is just my opinion what do you guys think.

Just gonna be a tiger highlight

Does anyone remember the albatross at The International around at the turn of the century? My memory is too fuzzy, but I remember that it was electric. Best tournament that I have ever seen.

The shot from Woods at the 08 US Open had to make this list, and there are about a half dozen more of his that could have made this video, the same could be said for Jack.

Woods chip in was terrific….but a chip shot number one? I have to go with Nicklaus’s 1 iron into a twenty mile an hour wind in US Open conditions to an inch

I'm glad they put jack nicklaus's one iron shot in here because I consider that to be right at the top of the greatest shots.

Let us not forget Kim Jong-Il's perfect game the first time he ever played the game On an actual note, the hole in one Alexander Ovechkin pulled off his first time playing is pretty iconic too

I'll never forgive the USA team for what they did after that Leonard putt at Brookline in 1999. Jose Maria Olazabal still had a putt to tie that hole and the US team completely spoiled Olazabal's preparation for that putt. Complete and utter lack of sportsmanship on their part.

That last shot must've been worth millions in advertising for Nike. Very impressive and dramatic shot.

you're forgetting Jack Nicklaus' "want me to show you how to putt it?"

Tom Kite, salvaged a bogey from impossible position when he won the US open when he was looking at far worse. He had a bit of a gap and retained that to the clubhouse for a deserved (and only) major victory. His hack from the scrub to get back into play was remarkable.

Tiger’s chip is historic and elite, but Verne Lundquist’s call for CBS made it that much better. If you’ve never heard it, go listen. It adds another degree of amazingness to it.

Also my favorite shot. Tiger at his peak.

This could be a video just of Tiger and no one would be upset and no one could argue with it 😂

Playing GTA 5 golf has brought me here lol.

Impossible to pick all great shots from different eras..but hard to go pass that chip from tiger etch in the history book for sure

Wish Corey Pavin's 18th hole approach shot at the US open in 1995. That was pretty spectacular...

Rory McIlroy’s hole out eagle at the 2016 tour championship should’ve been on this list, allowed him to force a playoff and eventually win

Impressive skills! Would be great if you make a list of the greatest football (soccer) free-kicks of all time.

Tiger totally reenacted caddy shack 😂😂😂

How could u ignore Larry mizes chip to WIN the masters,and highlight Michaelson 18 foot putt

tiger should have gotten a big bonus from nike for that shot

Tiger can have a top 10 by himself....

Honourable mentions - Seves shot over the wall at the european masters Christie Oconnor Jr's long iron at the belfry in the ryder cup Colin montgomeries driver off the deck at the dubai desert classic

Best Golfplay : 2014 Victor Dubuisson against Jason Day Accenture at No 5 Hole ... that was playing Golf !!!

The Justin Leonard Ryder Cup putt was extremely poor etiquette from the USA team. Olazábal still had a putt to halve the hole and all the team ran over his line, also the USA fans heckling on his backswing on the approach shot.

Chip Goldman’s 240 yard shot with an 8 iron from behind a tree, which rolled backwards into the hole for an albatross on a par 5 will always be my favourite shot ever.

How is Mickelsons putt to win the masters better than Mize’s chip in a playoff to win the same tournament.

No love for Poulter's clutch ryder cup performances?

Number 4 was called the “Miracle 1 Iron”

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One of the greatest Nike ad ever

3:32 THANK YOU for calling it an Albatross edit 6:39 well guess you can't win em all 😅

I was hoping Tiger's shot at 16 was going to be number 1!!!! We are in agreement sir!

Of course, Tiger's chip! ❤

“Don’t try these shots at home” I don’t think anyone would try these shots at their own home

Is it better than LIV golf tournament?

Speiths at the open when he was in the middle of nowhere was one of the best I’ve ever see

Hasn't Golfing ⛳ been around for along time or so

I don't even golf that last shot by tiger got me fired up

Seve off the car park and tiger woods 180yard hit out of the rough with a pitching wedge to the green. 2 best

The hole at the Ryder cup from #7 was the size of a dinner plate wtf lol

You might want to update this list

Do one on disc golf. This sport is blowing up so fast.

I get it, you have to include others' shot's to make it interesting, but Tiger easily has 15 shots greater than these.

Francis Ouimet’s clutch birdie putt on 17th hole of round 4 that forced a playoff in the 1913 US Open. Ouimet, a 20 year old amateur, then proceeded to beat “two Goliaths” - Vardon and Ray - in the playoff to win the Championship.

Seamus Power back-to-back holes-in-one at the 2023 Masters par 3 competition! Anybody know the odds on that?

Phil's shot in 2010 from the pinstraw on #13 was better than his 2004 winning putt

Tiger skipping across the water in the masters was iconic to me

I’m surprised Rory’s eagle on hole 16 in the final round at East Lake didn’t make it as an honorable mention

leave it to roger maltbie talking about a nicklaus one iron at the 1975 us pga championship at firestone "i never saw a shot like it-it was a skyscraper"

Agreed

Where's Andrew Magee's par 4 hole in one? The one where it came off Tom Byrum's putter and into the hole for an ace.