Colin Montgomerie makes history by winning 3rd PGA Championship in a row | Classic Round Highlights

Colin Montgomerie marched into the history books at Wentworth Club when he became the first player to win the Volvo PGA Championship for three successive years. A final round of 69 gave him a winning 17 under par total of 271, three clear of Darren Clarke, Andrew Coltart and Lee Westwood.
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[@johnkurtz7705]

Monty is one of the greatest players of his era. Won the order of merit virtually every year.

[@fredrikwallin1691]

He had the best tempo. Sets up over the ball, a quick look at target. One waggle, occasionally two an then he whacks it! If pros today played like him we could have two tournaments per day.

[@BatMan-oe2gh]

I know it is 2 years late, but I just watched a Video with Peter Finch, a You Tuber, play 3 holes with Colin only a few days ago, and guess what, Colin mentioned slow play on it. Made me laugh, and then I saw your comment. Cheers

[@kfcdonegal]

Loyal guy. Never changed his caddy thru out his career.

[@jaysonmcewen4056]

Totally untrue.

[@andyg817]

He had some speed through the ball.

[@theclarinetjooddsandends3753]

Wonderful rythm !

[@jacobmccain8082]

Confusing title. Should say Volvo PGA Championship. 3rd straight PGA Championship would be what Koepka is going for next year.

[@supermariobalotelli5157]

Probably to do with sponsorships ie it’s not sponsored by Volvo now, but they can’t refer to it as the BMW PGA because it wasn’t called that back then.

[@aidangriffiths5075]

Greatest player to never win a major

[@theclarinetjooddsandends3753]

Hasn't he won three ? Two Pga senior championships and one U.S Senior Open ?

[@aidangriffiths5075]

@@theclarinetjooddsandends3753 they don't count

[@theclarinetjooddsandends3753]

@@aidangriffiths5075 why ?

[@aidangriffiths5075]

@@theclarinetjooddsandends3753 because they're senior majors.... Nobody asks how many senior majors a golfer wins, they ask how many majors, because they're played at the highest level of competition and have history and prestige that the senior ones can't come close to.

[@ericduncan6154]

By far the best player never to have won a major

[@kimbo172]

Effortless swing

[@goldrushpro]

What year was this win????????

[@jonathanlynch8372]

2000

[@goldrushpro]

@@jonathanlynch8372 - Thanks!

[@momirfotbolbasket3141]

Joel Farmer Thanks

[@ageary]

Great player , shame he looked so miserable all the time...

[@ArchFundy]

The European crowds are much more polite and subdued than in America. And there's no A-hole screaming, "Get in the Hole". Congrats Monty.

[@ThomasBrock-j6b]

More of these types of videos.

[@TheNYgolfer]

Just to make it clear, this was the 2000 Volvo PGA Championdhip on the European Tour. Monty was 37 years old. He never won a major on the US PGA Tour . Never won The British Open. He has won 3 Majors on the US PGA Champions ( over 50) Tour but not a British Open. One of the greatest player to never have won one of the 4 "majors"

[@twyscape]

I was there that day. Loved watching Monty, Els and Vijay smash the ball around that beautiful West course.

[@barry5138]

Some great golf played around Wentworth in late 90s 👌 all the big names

[@MrAJR76]

Strange errors with the hole captions during the first five minutes (and the scorecard). Constantly one hole ahead of the one he’s actually playing.

[@markcleaver4668]

One of the greatest players that Europe has seen.

[@ML-wb5pj]

Incredible how much the game and equipment (driver/ball) have changed in 20 years... Monty wasn’t exactly short and he looks like he’s dinking it round...

[@bretts4544]

Yeah he averaged around 270 which was still respectable around 2000. I miss the days when 280+ was considered a “big drive”

[@jaysonmcewen4056]

Did Julien Tutt swear?

[@jaysonmcewen4056]

Yes.