2000 U.S. Open Film: "Tiger's Roar" | Tiger Woods Dominates Pebble Beach

Although he entered the 2000 U.S. Open as the No. 1 player in the world, many doubted Tiger Woods could win a U.S. Open based on his style of play. Woods emphatically erased those doubts with a championship-record 15-stroke victory at Pebble Beach. Documentary narrated by Dan Hicks and produced by HPG Sports.
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[@SandSeven]

Anyone else watching after Tiger just won his 15th major? The 100th US Open was epic, but the emotion from Tiger winning the Masters in 2019 is unparalleled for me as an avid fan of all sports. Damn golf is just better when Tiger is playing well!

[@thekububeach]

Yup, I dare say that Tiger is bigger than golf. Look at the crowd on Sunday. Heck, even the other golfers were so excited. He brought the sport to the new level when he arrived. The sport and the other players owe him a lot. I watched this US Open live. He looked like a superhuman those days. He was human yesterday. He's paid his due and I'm so glad he's back. He's done terrible things in personal life but who hasn't and who cares? He never cheated the game of golf. His story from the high level to his fall will inspire a lot of people.

[@SandSeven]

@@thekububeach Agreed, and referring to ratings, Tiger doesn't move the needle. He is the needle.

[@LonghornsLegend]

Yep been enjoying his classics since the recent Masters win. He's still talented enough to win 19 majors. I saw a lot of fear in those guys when Tiger was on and he feeds off that with his mental toughness.

[@beazy7751]

True greatest comeback ever literally on the verge of tears see Tiger win last week coming back from tremendous depths. Some many said it could never happen it would never happen, but this was the greatest most dominant four days of golf ever played

[@salvation9868]

Time for those "some" to be quiet forevermore!

[@dolemitefuthamucka]

Tiger in 2000 was something the likes we'll probably never see again.... and this was the jewel in the crown. the most dominating major win in my lifetime for sure. simply outstanding

[@detroitrockscity]

2000-2002 Perspective.... World golf ranking 1. Tiger 29.7 2.Ernie 9.1 Won 24 of 48 events (50%) Won 7 of 11 majors (66%) Finished top ten 44 of 48 Won 7 events in a row Held all 4 majors Scoring average 67.4 Three [3] putts in over 200 rounds.

[@bmill7931]

three 3 putts in 200 rounds? Holy shit.

[@beckyhenkel7917]

He is phenomenal, no question.

[@craigjohnson5590]

T-Dubya...The Sunday Assassin...G.O.A.T

[@jordanboteler8978]

That is unbelievable that’s the peak of golf right there

[@toshoshi1551]

Yeah Jack may have 18 majors and the top runner ups in majors but I don’t think anyone will ever top those stats.

[@quickdeuce]

Anyone else need to wipe tears away as they remembered Payne,, he was something wasn't he. The game miss's his presence but his memory will be in the game forever.

[@jakebishop7822]

tiger woods made pebble beach set up for the US open look like a muni course with a 68 rating and 105 slope.

[@cassandrasmith3909]

Jake Bishop LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL PAUL SAYS YOU AND I YESSSSSS OWN LOVE ENT

[@azapro911]

The greatest individual tournament performance ever. Make no mistake folks, that was an authentically brutal USGA setup and Tiger cruised around as though he was playing alongside Bill Murray on the PGA Tour in February.

[@LonghornsLegend]

Do you think it tops his 97 masters? Or would this have a greater impact due to how bad everyone else struggled?

[@azapro911]

@@LonghornsLegend Yes, because although he dominated having never won a professional major before, Augusta was playing much easier in '97 than Pebble did in 2000.

[@TheLocalLt]

LonghornsLegend the 1997 Masters is a much more important win for a lot of different reasons, but the 2000 US Open is without a doubt the jewel in the crown as far as Tiger’s golf game. I think Tiger’s third round in this tournament might be the best round he ever played. Field average was 77 in strong winds, Tiger shot even par (with a TRIPLE on the card mind you) to extend his lead from 6 to 10 heading into Sunday. Although I will give you Tiger’s third round 65 in the 1997 Masters and his iconic “40-30” first round that same year are also on his Mt Rushmore of Major rounds. I would probably round out the Mt Rushmore with this year’s Masters final round, given the long drought and the previous lack of a Sunday comeback in a major

[@toshoshi1551]

Not to mention the weather turned to shit.

[@picturemetrollin2093]

MY 13 year old asked me "why is Tiger was such a big deal?" I showed him this video!

[@usga]

That's great! Make sure you show him our "Tiger Woods" playlist- hours of great stuff that highlight the Big Cat's career! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2qwkneDisxjm6M

[@StFidjnr]

@@usga can you please upload 1999 U.S Open: Payne Reigns

[@ohdee970]

Should've shown him the 6 straight amateur's he won before anybody on the Tour even knew his name. Tiger was on the next level before ppl knew there was a next level. My favorite commentator line is, "he's aiming way right?! {Tiger sinks a 4 break putt from 30'}. Well, that's why he's Tiger Woods and we're sitting here Dave, unbelievable..."

[@picturemetrollin2093]

@@ohdee970 you are op with that take. I used to say the Jordan of golf, more like Jordans the Tiger of basketball

[@beckyhenkel7917]

The guy is from another planet. Great guy.

[@Josh-vx5oo]

No one will ever play better golf over 4 days again in history

[@anthonywillis7634]

How fitting to become the US Open100th champion.

[@silveronsizzler]

The Tiger is back to the top! 🏆🥇

[@jiukalita]

Greatest performance in golf history. Period. End of story. No debates.

[@markcoleman2890]

Until now

[@redfirebird2008]

Second place is +3 and first place is -12. Pretty jawdropping to say the least. That margin of victory record will never be broken.

[@TheLocalLt]

Mark Coleman as much as I loved Sunday and how it made me think about 1997, this 2000 US Open was the closest thing to golfing perfection that has ever existed

[@markcoleman2890]

@@TheLocalLt i wasn't just thinking of golf on the course. Your right as far as that goes. But i was considering what he has over come too

[@gullybop1695]

Absolutely!!! No debate!! He beat the world's THE WORLD'S BEST best by 15 strokes. He was the only one under par. Wow!!

[@piffpete420]

The players of this era (2019) at their very best would struggle to break par if they had played that tournament. That’s how much better Tiger in his prime with inferior technology is than players of today.

[@TheLocalLt]

BldgWha7 if tiger didn’t exist some dude would have won this at +4 and it would be forgotten about forever. Instead the 100th US Open will be remembered as probably the greatest performance in golf history

[@cassandrasmith3909]

BldgWha7 OWN LOVE ENT

[@tp8729]

Best golf ever played in history 👍

[@commonsense2156]

Bobby Clampett such a smooth commentator

[@michaelnewton1332]

We may never see any mortal human play golf as good as Tiger Woods did in 2000 ever again. And certainly not in the foreseeable future. Nine wins. Three majors. Practically lapped the freaking field in the 2000 US Open. Tiger simply played out of his mind that year, and it was a sight to behold!

[@Fultonfalcons86]

Payne was a good person and a comic of a golfer miss him to this day but Tiger stole the show........

[@granthatcher]

Crazy thing about this, when Tiger hit his drive into the ocean on 18, Steve, Tiger's caddie, forgot his extra golf balls back at the room. So Steve handed him the last golf ball they had in the bag. If Tiger lost that then he'd be disqualified. Steve never told him that of course and Tiger proceeds to blast one. But imagine how different history could have been lol

[@lastmatch1111]

Steve would have been fired in the spot if Tiger would have gotten DQ'd. So yeah, history would have been very different for him

[@Cfullerrrr]

Just played pebble twice 2 weeks before the 2019 us open. Unbelievable how tight they cut those fairways, how small the green complexes are. And how thick and sticky the rough was, still with time to lengthen it. Been a dream of mine to see where tiger did this. To play the place that i watched every single shot my idol hit as a 10 year old boy. Unreal. Unreal unreal. Puts this even more into perspective.

[@trenthamilton4240]

I've played Pebble a couple times and what is so easy to not notice watching on TV is how tiny the greens are. 8, 9 and 10 are incredibly difficult holes - and when I've played them, it's been in ideal conditions. I can't even imagine trying to hit that approach on 8 when the wind is going.

[@TommyRyanGolf]

Great video. A true reflection of the performance of Tiger overpowering the field

[@yoyoyoletmehitdat]

if i hit par at my local shit course it be my best day of golf tiger hit -12 at pebble beach lmfao

[@canyounot5598]

The 2000 US Open, the greatest display of golf ever.

[@thenumberquelve158]

I love that Ernie Els was Tiger's partner on Day 4, and at the end of the video he's talking about the experience of playing with him, practically as a bystander, like an awestruck child who knows he's witnessing something special. Tiger was so good at his peak, he made OTHER Hall of Famers into bystanders.

[@jakeprevelige780]

“Tiger, coming off 14 wins in his last 26 starts” wut

[@camkraw893]

That is fucking INSANE.. when i heard that I said it out loud just to make sure I was hearing what I thought lmao

[@bmill7931]

You 2 under 25? Tiger was unreal, he won 8 tournaments in row, twice I think

[@trenthamilton4240]

It cannot be overstated just how much he dominated in his prime from the late 90s to the mid 00s. It's easy to look at his current 82 wins and think "Oh sure, that was over like 25 years." Nah, MOST of them came between 1997 and 2009. He had multiple seasons that would be career defining for literally anyone else. He won 9 times in 2000 alone! Hell, most people forget he was Player of the Year and won 5 times in 2013. He's won almost 25% of all tournaments he's ever played in. THAT is a ridiculous stat.

[@MarkSmith-lz5rk]

If you dont golf you just dont understand how absurd that is...if it hadnt been documented anyone would assume ur lying...its like saying a baseball player hits a homerun half the time he comes up to bat...not a basehit... a homerun...its that unbelievable...fields of hundreds and hundreds of the most elite golfers in the world and he wins more than half the time...not top 10s, not top 5s, not even top 3s...no WINS...he won more tour events in that string of wins than some of the best golfers to ever live will get in a career...and how many of those were majors?

[@MarkSmith-lz5rk]

@@camkraw893 exactly...it almost seems like a lie...people that didnt get to see 2000 era tiger just cant comprehend how dominant he was...

[@StFidjnr]

4:11 this is from the 1999 U.S Open highlight video Payne Reigns

[@JonathanPoto]

40:35 vintage tiger stinger

[@adamherb9235]

im so fucking pumped for the us open 2019. pebble beach is a historic venue

[@alexportugal1212]

Iconic commentator voice

[@Vert1986]

Did the USGA just release an hour long vide 😳. Holy golf balls !

[@bryannguyen8440]

Brent King they have. Check the site for their featured films from 2017, 2016, 2015, 2008 and 1972.

[@StFidjnr]

@@bryannguyen8440 I've got the dvd of the 2006 version

[@lastmatch1111]

It's amazing that Jack Nicklaus played in the 2000 US Open. I always think of him in such a classic context, but that was fairly recent.

[@markmnorcal]

2019 Champion

[@PoorGamer13]

Most dominant golf tournament ever played.

[@davidclifton7393]

Love u Tiger! Im happy i hv got to be alive during Tigers time.

[@daviddavis1351]

Start time 27:27 minute mark.

[@centralpaseiyoshida]

Go Tiger 2019

[@b0uncyPrickles]

i love this game.....

[@MarkSmith-lz5rk]

Good god, his 2019 masters win was special but fuck man watching him back then your jaw just dropped watching what he could do...nobody could touch him

[@iangraves1383]

This is so ridiculously elaborate

[@jwall62]

14 wins in 26 starts, wow

[@optimisticcosmic]

Sorry Nicklaus fans, no way he was better in his prime than Tiger was in 2000.

[@jordanboteler8978]

Nicklaus 1972 was a top 5 season all time

[@toshoshi1551]

And Tiger 2000 is the greatest season ever. Argument over.

[@alandenson6649]

Yes my old man agreed and he was personally present at Pebble Beach in '72 and 2000.

[@mariepavlov9144]

The 2000 U.S. Open Golf Championship

[@gailwaters814]

Is this an old Nike ad or an old Tiger ad?

[@strongforu]

Watching during the #Quarantine2020

[@TheLocalLt]

What’s the song at 1:45? I’ve been looking for that song forever

[@sportssmackdownsmore7450]

"The Opening" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHiXeZyFq8t5sLs

[@StFidjnr]

@@sportssmackdownsmore7450 6:21 no prizes for guessing the song that means major championship on NBC

[@Matterrock1]

StFidjnr In Celebration Of Man by Yanni. Few vids on here but the quality sucks

[@StFidjnr]

@@Matterrock1 no full version of that song

[@StFidjnr]

36:50 the 2000 U.S Open low am

[@leonardschofield9913]

Where are these people now?

[@martinjean.pierre9541]

Tiger woods is the best golfer of the years 90 to 2000 and of all time since . He made a great career, to the strength of his wrists and his charisma of beating a will of iron, never gave up, his father forged it, so that he would become a man he had predicted that he would gain 15 major he almost happened , he earns so much over the course of his life that he can retire but at 40 he is still at the top

[@GusLascola]

Retitle this geez call it like "The Greatest Golf Ever Played: Tiger at the 2000 US Open" or something else more catchy than "highlight video". Guarantee you it'll blow up in views, this video doesn't even come up when you search "tiger 2000 us open" Edit: thank you

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

Its literally the first result using "tiger 2000 us open" you dimwit

[@GusLascola]

O. G. The original title was literally “2000 Open Highlight Video” and it had 300 views when I commented. Looks like by changing it it worked

[@moonhuh917]

One more time! Tiger!!

[@richardprior3920]

Absolutely love the film ... mostly because I love what Tiger did. But does the person who did the transcription still have a job?

[@JonathanPoto]

10:50 ROCCO MEDIATE SIGHTING

[@ajreyes9742]

one word....DOMINATION

[@all-timealien4483]

Wow, it took WAY too long for them to actually talk about tigers play in this tournament.

[@TheLocalLt]

Rad Dog it’s about the whole tournament week not just tiger. Having him sit down for an interview was pretty much unprecedented but he was willing to do it

[@johnwilliamson2276]

This was touted as Tiger's Roar. So I was expecting a lot more of Tiger footage than this!

[@StFidjnr]

57:49 for the record who finished behind tiger woods

[@StFidjnr]

6:21 In Celebration of Man by Yanni

[@thenumberquelve158]

This will NEVER be seen again. The overall quality of PGA golf now is too good and the players' skill levels are all high enough so that any one top pro is equally likely to get off to a strong streak. Tiger was simply a god amongst men that week. (And quite a few others around that time.)

[@thenumberquelve158]

...well, Brooks Koepka's kind of making me eat my words now... ah well

[@thenumberquelve158]

never mind. words un-eaten. I should stop replying to myself now.

[@StFidjnr]

53:54 for the final flourish

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

6:21 Start

[@eskomoWon]

It's crazy that the average age of pros in the late 90s was 40yrs+

[@streicher9515]

17:00 Fake cap... Love to see it

[@iancrombie8862]

GOAT...better than Nicklaus even!!!!!

[@StFidjnr]

9:12 if your USGA handicap is 1.4 or less you can start your journey to the U.S open

[@dermotomalley1495]

Is this the same Tiger Roll that won the English Grand National a few months ago? Looks a bit different to me..............less legs maybe.

[@pb12661]

has it really been 20 years? smh....wow, that was fast.

[@NoLookKING]

53:58 230 to carry and the tour star is LAYING UP...!!!??? With a chance at US OPEN HISTORY SMH .... im pulling driver cutting the corner and hitting a high fade 7 iron to 15 feet for eagle on the last just to put the FINAL STAMP on that masterpiece sheesh!! I hope I get this good one day he was a machine!!

[@edmonsonbenson6352]

Tiger woods can and will win any Golf tournament and golf championship in any part of this world and at any time, he war born for this. ordained by God.

[@zacharymartin1477]

Way too much time spent on other golfers while Tiger was opening up a can...

[@insouciantFox]

Ayy Rocco! It’s somehow odd to see him here, even though he is a longtime pro.

[@jhersh100]

I wonder if Payne Stewart would have lived could he beat tiger woods at the 2000 us open and defend his title

[@StFidjnr]

After all in the late 80s and early 90s he is rocking with the NFL golf clothes

[@16-bit-trip5]

Payne was great, but not that great. No one was beating Tiger that week.

[@jhersh100]

@@16-bit-trip5 ..I just wish those two would of paired in the 1999 Ryder cup, but it never happend

[@connerburdick8690]

@riggsbarstool

[@beckyhenkel7917]

He had a point to prove. Before,he didn't belong. Now he is a fixture.

[@jordanboteler8978]

No 3 Putts average 68 that is insane when the field struggled to make par

[@granthatcher]

Remember David Duval? Sort of forgot about him. He and Tiger dominated and were neck and neck for a while for who the best in the world was. Duval won 13 times between 1997-2001, including a major and three second place finishes. But then all of a sudden just completely dissappeared. Apparently inner ear trouble

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

Never forget the NIKE ball that won here was first BEFORE the PROV1..... #titleist revisionist history

[@jakebishop7822]

never forget that if you look at a graph of PGA tour driver distance time you can see the release of the original prov1. #thereisareasonnikedoesn'tmakegolfequipmentanymore also never forget that after nike stopped making clubs the pros who switched from a nike driver to a different driver gained 7 yards of driver distance. There irons were good though.

[@cynthiareneemusic]

Jake Bishop 11 [-

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

@@jakebishop7822 sure...totally talk about everything but the ball....real sharp.

[@samdyer1921]

Golf is such a bitch sometimes, 1 on the first hole and then a bogey on 18 to miss the cut...

[@christinapankey1415]

It's sad when all the pandering ends

[@seanchambers4789]

The uppity prose geometrically call because crime surely greet onto a sticky cicada. addicted, testy composition

[@johnadams5245]

too low quality