It’s great watching Tiger. But give us the wide shot that shows the ball travel and landing.

Love the music...oh yeah...nice shot.

Ernie has a pretty sweet swing himself…but it ain’t Freddie. There’s only one.

Pure poetry. What a swing! Apparently effortless. But that 'wind-up', wow. And power delivered smoothly and at exactly the right time.

seems like he is aiming pretty far right

With "a little bit of hit at the bottom" I think is key to stop deceleration & chuncking it.

His Book is great and I love his approach to learning and playing golf. thx for posting.

Who cares about Tiger? Has been!

zero difference to his DNA

A club fitter would put him in stiff or medium shafts... stop paying these guys to fit you....

🧈🧈🧈🧈🧈

He and earnie Els just wonderful swings never really changed.

Whatever gives you the best feel. It is best to attend a facility where you can try many different styles. The old bullseye putter is hard to beat.

No matter how smooth the swing he makes, it is often followed by "Oh, get down ball!". Which is just ridiculously magical.

Golf gold!

When Bobby was young his dad gave him one of bobby jones books and told him this is the greatest player ever so bobby read the book and became a great player. He wasn't long off the tee like jones but always in the middle of the Fairway he said i just hit thr ball far enough to get on the green. A good lesson to remember.

His putting is ordinary in this footage.

I tried this advice and immediately everything fell into place .Playing golf and practicing wrong things for forty years is hard to change ,but I can honestly say .This is now the only advice I pass on to young players . If only they would try it or understand that ,this is actually the only thing they should ever work on .Then the rest falls into place automatically

Nice Mizuno irons and Bridgestone balls!

힘빼고 가볍게 치라는 교범과도 같은 스윙

You? Can either do what Jimmy Ballard says or you can put vodka in your water bottle like. Like rocco does

Absolute winner, but I absolutely dislike the swing with the flying elbow.

The prettiest swing in golf...

This is nonsense. Everything JB says Hogan Nicklaus and others did - they did not do. The did not have have a big movement behind the ball. Today’s tech proves everything this guy teaches isn’t right. He’s a preacher and marketer.

I use this grip. Been out of golf for a few years and came to using this and now found it is actually a putting grip

Why so little comments on an amazing video like this??????????

I’m 6’4. I think I am standing way to far away from the ball. His hands shoulders and balls of his feet form a line

Ultimate swing goal.

Bobby Jones putted breaking his wrists. No one does that these days

Look at his hat… 😳

very effortless. love it

I would always look to see if bubba was on the leader board before turning on a golf game !

I don't understand the pre-occupation with pace of play these days. Pros take extra time to line up their putts because it's the difference between making the cut, keeping their tour card (i.e., their job), and potentially cashing in a serious pay day for their families. They have extra time to do so because they're not spending 15 minutes a round searching for their balls in the woods like the typical 20+ handicap, and they're taking 30+ fewer strokes over the course of the round. If they get behind the pace of play, they get a warning. If they don't speed up, they get a penalty. Let's move on from the pace of play obsession.

Look at that chicken wing.

Boom boom

Watson is a good guy. It is all about spine angle. Easy to say, but hard to do.

Has anybody ever watched Freddy’s swing upside down? It’s amazing how hard he swings.

not only does he hold the club loosely, but every muscle in his upper-body is incredibly loose. look at his arm position at the top of his backswing, you can't get there if you have tension in your body

I came to get a video equivalent of my 60 yarder in the hole but Tiger missed 😂😂😂

Learning the full swing in the backyard driving range I discovered the joys of the punch shot. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be my primary shot going forward. Love the description.

Can a grip get any stronger lol what a great swing

‘If you think…you’re dead…’ Pete Mitchell…topgun…

While Stockton did what he did successfully, very few touring pros have followed suit. What is coming out now though is some putters curve the ball into the hole in order to increase their margin for error. They can thus double it. Nicklaus just admitted he did that in a recent KZbin video.. That is what it looks like Stockton is doing. A strong component of that is low to lift in order to "cut" the ball on a tilted plane after hooding. When you then aim left knowing the ball will always cut, you have doubled your margin for error. Most touring pros today who do that so it with a hook. Nicklaus sliced it in and even showed how he did it. Said Jack, "why be so stupid as to aim for the center of the hole". Adds 2.25 inches for error said Jack. And it does ! Jack said he spun the club open.

The Golden Bear! Just want you to know the good news of the Gospel. The bad news is that you and I (everyone) are sinners. And since God is Holy He doesn’t put up with sin. So sin leads to hell. The good news is God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins on the cross. This means Jesus paid the debt we owed but couldn’t pay. So if one repents and places faith (trust) in Jesus Christ they can be assured of heaven. I love you and so does God.

Not big on acknowledging applause, Bobby. Marvellous, clear footage from so long ago. Eye opening how dreadfully slow the greens were in those days. Nowadays the fairways at Augusta are faster.

His putting technique looks very odd to modern eyes. And the state of the "greens”!

He coined the phrase " drivers for show" " putting for dough"

Guy looks like Jackie Gleason. Gary Player claims Locke was the best putter ever. Didn't know Gary Player has never heard of Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.

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I hope he comes back to form. He's great to watch.