10 Minutes of Tiger Woods Being the GOAT

[@popgoesaweasle920]

Its impossible to get bored of watching this man play. Imagine being this good at something.

[@brynjamin1445]

I know the shots are amazing.. but then you look at the scores and realize he’s been doing it the whole time..-12,-13,-10 etc.. literally the most dominate player in a sport of his time!

[@oozieneinmillimeeda]

hes actually never had a better score than -11 in a tour round

[@cartertran270]

He’s talking about his overall score being as low as -15 sometimes, in a time when most players didn’t get out of -10/-9 rang. So yeah it’s impressive.

[@suckme8452]

@@oozieneinmillimeeda yikes you might be alittle slow

[@dsm091]

@@oozieneinmillimeeda I call nonsense. When the pros play regular courses they go pretty dam low. These courses are insanely hard.

[@oozieneinmillimeeda]

@@suckme8452 talking about yourself? what did i say that was not true?

[@makula5543]

One of the best ever Long iron players, One of the Best Pressure Putters, One of the best short games ever and his ability to get out of trouble (on the course, LOL) is unrivaled. The best I have ever seen!

[@danbergthold3481]

My guess is that you aren't old enough to have seen Jack play in his prime. Those who did see see him play and who did play against him would categorize Jack, in his prime, as THE BEST driver, THE BEST long iron Player, THE BEST pressure putter, and THE BEST course manager. He didn't need to have the best short game - he was that good. Watch some videos; read some books - you can learn a lot about Jack the GOAT.

[@supafuckinmingster]

No u.

[@joeybagadonuts6084]

@@danbergthold3481 sure old man, now lets get you to bed

[@danbergthold3481]

​@@joeybagadonuts6084 Before I head off to bed, I had better change your diapers. (In nine short words, you managed to make no less than four errors! You best get to bed early as well since school starts early!)

[@joeybagadonuts6084]

@@danbergthold3481when you’re done sweating over grammar, you should research who your idol Jack says the greatest player ever is. Sweet dreams princess

[@pvkoz8698]

I'm into a LOT of sport and really appreciate what goes on to get to any level let alone this. I started 'playing' golf when I was 7 years of age, I'm 62 now. My best mate and I saw him play the OZ open and we stood right behind him on a par five. He unleashed the most spectacular sport shot I've ever seen. I've been to soccer matches, cricket games, motor racing, rugby league, tennis, the olympics, para olympics, you name it but by gosh this guy is hectic. My top four sports persons in no particular order but Tiger, Jonah Lomu, Muhammad Ali, Don Bradman. There's heaps of other GOATS but I pick these because not only were they insane but they changed the sport...forever.

[@wind302]

Ronie O 'sullivan would be the next in your list? (snooker)

[@Paul-ib4bh]

@@wind302definitely a contender

[@DRIPZERO5]

His ex wife played better golf.

[@Revheadrev]

Thai is an excellent comment mate, and as Aussie as. Out bloody standing.

[@toshoshi1551]

Damn 2018-2019 Tiger was a sight to see. What a comeback.

[@Burt_Sampson]

“I wouldn’t be surprised if tiger chips this in” *chips it in* “I can’t believe it!”

[@vhh8143]

3:25😂

[@jaksdt]

No 1 is still the best shot I have ever seen. That side spin is unreal.

[@Gmoney00718]

The fact that it landed at the exact depth of the pin..insane

[@jimlahey3919]

The distance control is not that insane. Every player on tour can land a short iron pin high

[@gordonkako]

No.2 is the real insane one. That was just crazy!

[@itsnomyth144thsnd3]

@@jimlahey3919 He had to hit it around a tree with a fade and land it on the green with spin. Name a player who can/has done it...

[@Gonzo424]

@@itsnomyth144thsnd3 And from a bunker, insane!

[@Kingofsweaters]

I feel so blessed I was able to watch Tiger in his prime as a kid. He was always must-watch TV.

[@rcash001]

Swear me and my pops and little brother every Sunday he was on we were there

[@baldassassin2902]

However long he's got left, we will always have these memories. GOAT.

[@Toadyru]

He is nearly being carried off the field......with his broken body there isn't much left (Tiger doesn't know when to retire)

[@danbergthold3481]

GOAT: Jack - 18 majors Silver medal: Tiger - 15 majors

[@Toadyru]

@@baldassassin2902 Even Tiger admitted that Jack is the GOAT. His first place numbers (championship tournaments) set the standard for the top seat. Jack's second place finishes amounts to "icing on the cake". *Note: Jack played against legends who had won their fair share of championships.

[@baldassassin2902]

@Toadyru you can't draw direct comparison with the figures from two different eras. Tigers era was loads more competitive than Jack's and Tiger would have won more majors if not for his off-field antics. And Tigers winning mentality in his prime, it was scary good, honestly think head to head Tiger would have found a way

[@danbergthold3481]

The ONLY guy on earth who could have and would have turned Tiger into a spectator/between-the-ropes fan boy would be Jack - Tiger's golf idol. Just as almost all of Tiger's playing partners melted back into the field during rounds with Tiger (during his prime), the same would happen if Tiger could have played a round with Jack. (In his prime) Your idea that Tiger played against tougher competition is not consistent with reality. In Jack's era, there were a more accomplished upper-echelon players with multiple major wins who were always a threat to win more. Guys such as Gary Player-9, Tom Watson-8, Arnold Palmer-7, Lee Trevino-6, Seve Ballesteros-5, Peter Thompson-5, Ray Floyd-4, Julius Boros-3, Billy Casper-3, Larry Nelson-3, Hale Irwin-3 - all guys with three or more major wins. In Tiger's era, who did he face who were similarly accomplished? Faldo-6, Mickleson-6, Ernie-4, Rory-4, Brooks-4, Padraig-3, Spieth-3, Nick Price-3, Payne-3, Vijay-3 That's a shorter and weaker list of top-tier competitors than what Jack faced in his era. I completely agree that it is difficult to compare players of different eras. If there was an accurate way to account for the myriad confounding factors - and there isn't - I suspect we would find that Bobby Jones would make both Jack AND Tiger look like silver and bronze medal winners. (purely speculative of course!) ONE thing we can look at that all great players agree is the holy grail stat is major tournament victories. On this basis, Tiger has neither reached nor surpassed Jack's record. Ultimately, time will tell if Tiger can win three more majors. If he does, he's the GOAT - no doubt about it.

[@PPS41]

Some of those hole In ones are insane

[@roul3688]

Never gets old watching

[@jamesbaine580]

I really didn't get a chance to watch Jack play it was before I became interested in golf but having watched tiger's career...priceless

[@GarySinghgsin3725]

the first shot is unreal, defies physics!

[@anwealde]

no. if the ball had flown straight after that swing, that would have defied physics. he crafted that shot in such a way that physics would send his ball near the pin

[@lukebossarte6175]

Just in awe watching this😊

[@jshumphress13]

I like Tiger, but I’m not obsessed. Having said that, I teared up when he won his latest Masters. He’s a special player whether you like him or not.

[@LOVEisACTIONABLE]

He changed golf and the things that ametures do and the advancements in distance and spin he literally took golf into the new century and made it where kids are training young and the competitive level is the highest it's ever been and america is at the top of the game globally

[@anwealde]

@@LOVEisACTIONABLE true, he changed golf especially for kids. its just too bad he couldn't keep his 1 wood in his pants for the sake of his own children

[@4MyTube20]

I’m inspired to play more and quit at the same time! Glad to witness this legend. 🏆

[@itsfrancoisb]

0:22 best shot in golf history

[@claytonclifford2323]

I am truly grateful and blessed to be able to say that I got to watch and experience the rise of golf as a sport thanks to Tiger. Also getting to watch Tigers entire career was just amazing. I am forever a Tiger Woods fan! Thank you Tiger

[@archiecarter3835]

terrific effort from woods as always

[@jaredsilvers2782]

In case anyone doesn't reallze it these are highlights limited to just his Euro Tour/DP World Tour events. Tiger is 3rd all time in wins on the European Tour and he barely even played on it.

[@rcash001]

So crazy to think about considering these were some of my favorites to watch him play on. He seemed to like playing Wild on these courses and trying things

[@henrylant7049]

The fact that this man has a 10 minute compilation of just shots on the European/international tours and not the PGA tells you all you need to know. Undisputed GOAT.

[@V1CT0RY]

The spectators cheering is always so cool to hear!!!!

[@OhhAirzeh]

Arguably the most dominant player to ever play the game.

[@joshuanezat4394]

not arguable from 97-2009. jack never had a stretch like that

[@jonvagelatos4058]

Most dominant in any pro sport

[@OhhAirzeh]

@@joshuanezat4394 true, for that stretch of time the big cat was the most dominant athlete in sports to many, not just golf.

[@rjw19]

Most dominant athlete of a major sport, ever

[@paulop3730]

@@joshuanezat4394 and he had moments of GOATness for yars after then.

[@feloniousfloyd2203]

That under the bush shot from the knees at 0:43. I’ve been there before, the result was a little less impressive when I did it.

[@existenceghost9701]

Growing up watching this man in his prime was nothing short of amazing, glued to the TV screen. Thinking about what could have been if he didn't go through all the bullshit he put himself through and the injuries, still sadens me, im grateful for being here to watch him but man, the records, the titles, etc if he stayed healthy and listened to his main brain. I feel like it was stolen from us, like we deserved more, 10 plus years of more TIger in shape, no drama, would have been pretty damn cool. Ty Tiger for all the memories.

[@sinz__]

The only golfer who makes me tear up on some shots. Just so beautiful to watch

[@chombethemindisall8404]

It’s not that deep bro Jesus you really are a emotional individual person

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@JustinSoo-fm4ur]

@@chombethemindisall8404 not his fault that you lack emotional cognition

[@chombethemindisall8404]

@@JustinSoo-fm4ur nah it called not being such a emotional person😂

[@scottymorgan7868]

@@chombethemindisall8404 You having Fun eating Cheetos in your cave Man child?

[@billywhippet]

His most amazing shots were for par. As soon as you thought bogey, Tiger banged it in. Best ever from 9 or 10 feet.

[@RT22-pb2pp]

No one controlled their iron shots like tiger from 250 yd to 25 ft a iron in his hand he was deadly.

[@AJSillman96]

I’m sorry but the first shot is a demonstration of a master at his craft. Credit to Tiger for dedicating his life to his talent. Incredible

[@fergaoneill5323]

Golf is class I love watching it

[@rufuspdoggie3262]

Despite all his success, it still feels like he never reached his full career potential due to injuries and personal life issues.

[@danbergthold3481]

self-inflicted drama resulting from piss-poor decision-making

[@vincelong3132]

Our own worse enemy: ourselves

[@Jattmafia313]

@@danbergthold3481this is the story of mankind. No one is perfect.

[@Linyuxing]

agree with

[@anthonychang4312]

9. What is the major difference Between a traditional swing and a Qigong Golf swing? There are two major differences: (The downswing is the same, except for rotating the club.) A. Two-Section Swing The first aspect is that Qigong golf adopts a two-section swing method during the upswing, unlike the traditional swing that only uses a single section swing. Think of it like a rocket or space shuttle-after they leave the ground, they cut off the first stage and continue onward. Similarly, Qigong golf follows the same physical principle. This two-section swing method during the upswing can reduce unnecessary movements, cut down on weight, provide more time to visualize the picture one step at a time (allowing Qi go first then forming the visualization, before taking action), and finally restore energy before going for the second section. The entire sequence and transaction are as follows: A. Preparation: Connect the 3D to 4D to achieve a well-balanced Body alignment with the golf club you are gripping in your hand. B. Qi goes out C. First 3D vision/picture forms D. Action 1 - first section swing E. Qi goes out F. Second 3D vision/picture forms G. Action 2 - second section swing H. Qi goes out I. Third 3D vision/picture forms J. Action 3 - downswing By following these steps slowly but surely, I can guarantee that your shot will be very smooth, effective, powerful, and beautiful. B. Golf Club self-rotation/self-twist The second aspect is rotating or twisting the golf club. In Qigong golf, at the beginning of the swing, the golf club face starts rotating until you complete the upswing. This rotational movement immediately aligns the golf club head with the swing plane, providing a solid support system. When combined with a 3D approach, this technique becomes even more effective, as it allows you to effortlessly stay on the right path, leveraging your muscle memory. Unlike traditional swings that rely on various power sources such as muscular power, body rotation, wrist power (cocking power), sequencing power, energy transfer power, and body weight power, there is one crucial power that is often overlooked-the golf club's self-rotation power. It is worth mentioning that the finishing right palm position should be between the traditional golf position and a martial art grappling position for both right-handed and left-handed players. The traditional position lacks sufficient twist or no twist at all, while the grappling position twists too much and disrupts the entire 3D motion, causing them to no longer connect together as a team. Additionally, the angle of your palm depends on the length of your golf club as well as your height. The longer the golf club, the flatter the angle, while the shorter the golf club, the sharper the angle. The incorporation of club face rotation throughout the upswing in Qigong golf is believed to harness rotational power for enhanced performance. This concept can be related to various examples from nature and physics: A. Martial arts: Bruce Lee's punches in Jeet Kune Do involve rotating his fists, which generates additional power and speed. Similarly, in Qigong golf, the rotation of the club face adds power and control to the swing. B. Bullet or torpedo: When a bullet is fired, it spins as it travels through the air, improving stability and accuracy. Similarly, the continuous rotation of the club face in Qigong golf contributes to better power transfer and control during the swing. C. Drilling a well or using a daily life screwdriver: When drilling a well or using a screwdriver, twisting or rotating the tool is necessary for stability, control, and efficient penetration. Similarly, in golf, the rotation of the club face provides stability, control, and efficient interaction with the ground or ball. D. Vine: Vines in nature twist and climb, which allows them to find structural support and reach sunlight. The rotation in Qigong golf can be seen as a similar adaptation to provide stability and effective movement. E. Rope: The twisting of a rope helps increase its strength and durability. Similarly, the rotation of the club face in Qigong golf may contribute to improved power and control. F. Anaconda: Anacondas twist their bodies when going after prey to create more powerful pressure and better control. In Qigong golf, the rotation of the club face may assist in generating greater power and control during the swing. G. Sun, moon, and earth: The earth orbits around the sun and rotates on its own axis, maintaining balance and facilitating efficient movement. Similarly, the rotation of the club face in Qigong golf is believed to contribute to balance, harmony, and efficient swing mechanics. H. Animals with migratory patterns, such as salmon, Canada geese, sea turtles, and monarch butterflies, possess the remarkable ability to travel long distances and return to specific locations or their original points. However, if the environment becomes polluted, similar to Qi encountering a resistor or abnormal pressure, these animals may face challenges in finding their way back home. Similarly, in Qigong Golf, the goal is to eliminate any disruptions caused by visible and invisible elements. One crucial aspect is ensuring that the rotation of the club face after the downswing brings it back to its original position. This alignment ensures that the club face is square at impact, connecting with the sweet spot of the ball, resulting in optimal power, accuracy, and consistency in your golf shots. These examples highlight the role of rotation in nature and physics, emphasizing its potential benefits in the Qigong golf swing. The incorporation of club face rotation distinguishes this technique from traditional swings, focusing on utilizing the rotational power of the club for enhanced performance. By incorporating the concept of rotation into the Qigong golf swing, one can tap into the natural principles of balance, power, stability, and precision, enhancing overall performance and connection with the five dimensions. So now we know why we need to rotate the club during the upswing movement, but what are the benefits? There are many benefits (we will discuss this in detail next chapter) Overall, the rotation of the golf club can enhance efficiency, stability, accuracy, aerodynamics, power, and reduce injuries by utilizing the principles of rotational motion. Therefore, it provides golfers with the ability to swing the ball accurately toward the target and deliver maximum energy upon impact. Please remember that everything I teach follows the rules of nature and the laws of physics 100%. If there is anything I mentioned that does not adhere to these rules and laws, then it is incorrect.

[@ruthnoronha8206]

Wow Tiger pure talent. No luck involved!!!

[@thewraithize]

Still the greatest manipulator of a golf ball there's ever been

[@thejoker7323]

Good at manipulating women as well…until he got caught.

[@manilove2pwn]

@@thejoker7323 must be jealous

[@Unvaccinated69]

@The Joker he didn't manipulate anyone, them 304s knew what they were doing.

[@garystevens3184]

And of women

[@simmie128]

I got seve as better

[@valgeirsamuels528]

Tiger Woods is a true legend 🙂❤

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@Untld9]

Seeing this for the first time, unreal what he does with a little ball

[@NeoJSsk]

0:21 This looks very Unreal, skills Over 9,000 !

[@shayriley1674]

Man when your brains working perfect with your muscle, it's special

[@thematthewtalkradioshow9040]

Great shot

[@bensantowski467]

No one can find a hole like Tiger Woods 😉

[@reeson6998]

I saw what you did there. Naughty😂

[@jasonbrown5339]

Steel panther wrote a song about it

[@ProfessorOfClips]

2:50 they broke the sound barrier!!

[@riverhound9649]

Will always always always always be the 🐐..The Big Cats cuts made record alone

[@cashhuntincire672]

The fits was hard each game too

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@adenijiheavywind4788]

A legend all by himself!

[@mathewchacko8993]

Game over I seen it all 😮😊

[@Loganmac814]

I think the first shot in the video is the best golf shot ever on the pga

[@sauten2565]

Na the best was in the 2012-2013 pga tour when Woods hit with a 5 iron from bunker into the hole at 78 yards

[@hugoaguilera7110]

Que lindo el golf ⛳️ 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ y la. Competencia

[@troyhughey4791]

The Greatest of All Time.

[@gomlbondoc]

9:32 announcer being hella extra whispering all zesty like 😂

[@ZachLake-ip7ib]

That’s cuz he’s right next to him as he putts…

[@CarlosCastillo-rw3to]

#1) Tiger woods -12 #2) Second place guy -2 Prime Tiger was a different breed.

[@joebacarella2829]

We forget how well of a putter he was, because he was so good at everything else. He was the best I ever seen playing the game, I didn`t watch golf when Jack and Arnie were in thier prime, but I honestly don`t think it would even be close. I think he was the greatest to ever play the game. GOAT.

[@Sleepforus]

Metal condenses when cold. Dry ice the clubs at the frozen yogert stands. 👑

[@SarNelizbeth77]

its not 10 minutes but years. never give up.

[@FlyWithMe_666]

Reminds me of my own swing. Nice.

[@prepaidtrash5552]

Lol

[@edskiv]

Wish I appreciated him more when I was younger and watched him more. Will never see anything close again

[@creativeartbyluvensky]

Tiger is whiling to find a hole 🕳 even in the middle of the night. This gentleman golf ⛳️ skill is unreal.

[@mostchillmusic7581]

Tiger woods makes me feel young again, he is one of my favorite athletes, don’t know if we have the endurance anymore…don’t want to go extreme like him…like him !!!

[@ujy3361]

Tiger prime was just ridiculous 😂

[@killunova]

Tiger is just incredible

[@MediaLieDetector]

GOATs don’t self destruct. Great golfer. That’s all.

[@anwealde]

commentator: "no one was expecting this from Tiger Woods" even as someone in the gallery is literally shouting "get in the hole!"

[@grantsummers4164]

3:24 "it wouldn't surprise us if Tiger chipped one in" five seconds later "I don't believe it" Those bastards lied to me

[@DavidVandemark]

I deeply appreciate sports and played a lot of them myself. I was always able to adjust to whatever sport through sheer physical ability. But golf required so much more precision than I could manage through just my physical strength. I can see why it’s a game that you can play for a lifetime. If you have the unwavering willingness to learn, you only get better. Losing strength only means you keep learning to play in new ways. I wish I’d had the mentality necessary to understand that when I still had my strength.

[@tnizzii]

Tiger dominant the heck out of this sport. That run was something you can't rewrite.

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@SoulzDBG]

"I wouldnt be surprised if Tiger chips it in" *chips it in* "I DONT BELIEVE IT!"😂

[@adambelton8972]

The best ever to do it

[@k.jacksonethier9958]

The most impressive part is that like 95% of these are rolling right in the heart. Lol

[@NOM-X]

GOAT is an understatement. Tiger re-invented the game. I study his swings, and now my game it 20% better. The best!

[@HitmanLover455]

GOAT ❤

[@anthonychang4312]

10. What is the benefit of Qigong golf? There are a lot of benefits as follows: A. It can easily increase your distance by at least 40 yards. Qigong Golf provides a strong support system for the golf club, allowing for a more powerful and flexible swing. By incorporating twisting or invisible twisting, it stabilizes the club and creates a strong balanced structure that resists deformation under stress or movement. The twisting action adds flexibility to the club, resulting in hitting the ball much farther than with a traditional swing. With the correct application of Qigong Golf, it is possible to increase your distance by at least 40 yards or more when using a driver. B. It is a more efficient and effective way to learn golf. Qigong Golf breaks down the golf swing into two stages with an upswing, making it easier to learn and follow step by step. This approach can significantly shorten the learning time by at least 10 years, saving you from spending a lifetime struggling to control the golf ball. Once you grasp the equation and apply it to all 14 clubs, it saves you time that would have been spent practicing with different clubs. C. It improves accuracy by at least 150%. Qigong Golf enhances accuracy by incorporating twisting motions. Just like rotating your fist when punching, the rotation in Qigong Golf significantly improves accuracy. By rotating the club and turning your body in a sequence while maintaining the swinging plane, your accuracy can be boosted by at least 150%. The natural twisting and relaxed, flexible movements result in the club face consistently aligning square to the target, leading to straighter shots. D. It saves energy when hitting a ball. Using Qigong Golf requires less energy compared to traditional swings. The twisting motion in Qigong Golf allows for a more energy-efficient swing, similar to how a household drill spins efficiently. When hitting balls with the Qigong Golf approach, you will feel less fatigued and tense compared to traditional swings. Additionally, the approach helps prevent self-inflicted injuries that may result from repeatedly striking the ground during swings. E. It reduces the risk of getting hurt when hitting a golf ball. Qigong Golf reduces the risk of injury by distributing the impact across a larger area through rotational forces generated during the swing. This spreading of force decreases the chances of concentrated impact on a single point, reducing the risk of hand, wrist, or body injuries. Furthermore, the release of Qi through natural twisting helps prevent pressure buildup inside the body, similar to the way martial art performers release pressure when breaking objects. This reduces the likelihood of injuries and creates a more enjoyable experience. F. It makes it easier to hit the sweet spot on the club face. With Qigong Golf, the clubs face remains on the swing plane throughout the swing, making it easier to hit the ball consistently on the sweet spot. The continuous connection between the swing plane and the club face results in improved contact and enhanced performance. Even with long iron clubs, which can be challenging to hit with traditional methods, Qigong Golf allows for full, easier swings and greater distance. G. There is a single equation that effectively manages all 14 clubs. Qigong Golf utilizes an invisible secret swing equation that serves as the key to managing all 14 clubs in golf. This equation encompasses all aspects of golf, including putting. By learning and applying this equation, you can save a significant amount of time, simplifying your approach to the game. H. It helps you visualize 3D pictures that guide you towards a perfect swing. Visualization is important for consistency and optimal performance in golf. Qigong Golf emphasizes visualizing 3D pictures to guide your actions before taking them. This visualization helps achieve synchronization, consistency, and maximum power in your swings. I. It has more aerodynamics. The twisting motion in Qigong Golf makes the golf swing more aerodynamic. Similar to how a spinning bullet benefits from increased aerodynamics, the rotation in Qigong Golf creates stability and reduces drag during the swing. This streamlined flight improves long-range performance and helps retain energy. J. It provides solid confidence. Qigong Golf makes it easy to enter the correct swing plane during the upswing, leading to accuracy, efficiency, and precision. Following the Qigong Golf approach instills tremendous confidence in every swing, enhancing overall performance. K. It makes it easier to handle difficult lies and situations. The rotational motion of Qigong Golf makes it easier to handle challenging situations such as deep grass or sand. The spinning action enhances club integrity, allowing for deeper penetration and improved transfer of energy upon impact. This makes it easier to navigate and hit the ball out of difficult lies. There are more than 10 benefits. I hope you are flexible enough to give it a try.

[@gaberivera1913]

yea IDC about him not breaking the majors record or his play and the back end of his career this man when healthy is the goat the shots he hit and the flare for the dramatic and just the eyeballs he brought to the game of golf is just unmatched. tiger the goat period

[@paulinoscottie]

What's so funny is that going into any Tournament everyone knew that they were playing for second place which is so crazy to me .

[@danbergthold3481]

The same dynamic was in play during Jack's era - pros playing for 2nd place.

[@johnsobey4261]

Best golfer ever lived

[@Linyuxing]

agree with

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@danbergthold3481]

second best

[@cherokee60]

You left out him wrecking the Escalade, wearing the the right side wheels off of his ATS, and most famously, wadding up the Genesis during his Joey Chitwood act.

[@twittertwice]

jealousy like that only reveals the level of your weakness as a man.

[@ItsAlwaysRusty]

@@twittertwicenope, just true facts to demonstrate a poor character.

[@shoegum7362]

Nobody scrambles better than Tiger, how many times was his driver never hitting fairways. He made limited damage when he needed to and scored when he had the chances. Difference between a top pro and everyone else.

[@lucashnikov3707]

I was wondering what is so legendary about Tiger. So i looked it up, found this video. Now i understand…. It is nog luck when you perform consistently. Amazing swing

[@lucashnikov3707]

It looks so easy but damm this is such a difficult sport

[@beastmode8987]

I hope he can get back to this level he is my second favorite golfer behind Speith go UT but let the legend come back better than ever

[@twittertwice]

He will never be that again. Nobody comes near his records or his play. Others win, but not like Tiger won. He brought a whole new breed of people to golf. I was a tennis nut. He is fine. I think he is giving us Charlie.

[@damianp7313]

4:01 the ea sports game

[@benb755]

Finde den Q8 echt schick. Da ich höchstens einmal vielleicht zweimal im Jahr so eine Langstrecke fahre, wäre der E-Tron an sich auch kein Problem.

[@contrnsmagnificndjoobngtaint]

wish we had more pro tracer of when Tiger was in his prime, early 2000’s.. using smooshy balls and miura blades

[@Zzara-8z3]

I wouldn’t say I regret it but I do wish when I was younger i was into golf as much as I am now so I paid more attention to what tiger was doing

[@Demiurgos.Michael]

One of these days, im going to get that hole in one at my local glow in the dark mini putt place.

[@Stuckinthe80s-guy]

Tiger could never win another round of golf in his life and I'd still tell you he is hands down the GOAT!

[@danbergthold3481]

Having missed the cut again in another major at the US Open, perhaps he will " win a round of golf" at the British Open next month. Tiger is a lock to reach and pass Nicklaus' major record which will make him the GOAT! You've just gotta believe! Dream on.

[@KC.lee628]

He's a real genius

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@stephaniemapes6253]

Yes

[@rezzyn94]

Phenomenal shots, phenomenal moments. That's why he's the second best golfer of all time!

[@partapshergill6476]

Who's the best?

[@auburnboi09]

Yeah, who's the best?

[@secondsyth6227]

@@partapshergill6476me

[@johnvanzyl2960]

Fact check! Who has the most majors? Woods said himself your career should be based on major wins!!! Jack !!!!!! Wins hands down! 18 Major wins and 20 second place in majors

[@AlastairBarker]

CHECK ALL STATS AND YOU WILL SEE YOUR BOY JACK AINT EVEN CLOSE.. GET OVER IT!

[@johnvanzyl2960]

@@AlastairBarker facts getting in the way of clear thinking? Gotcha!

[@Golferboy2004]

I feel the debate should be that Tiger is the greatest golfer of all time time(stats will prove it) but jack is the greatest champion of all time

[@johnvanzyl2960]

@@Golferboy2004 Woods himself said greatness is based on Majors not how many tournaments you win!!!!

[@cdnsk12]

This was back when Tiger was routinely playing in good health. Today he is just another severely injured ex-pro golfer. Having injured my spinal column golfing once too often; I now can only watch golf on TV.

[@Ras160]

goat of golf

[@hizamiaziz30]

Whoever comes next, you will forever be the GOAT for us.

[@FairwayFocuss]

🤩

[@danbergthold3481]

for you maybe

[@arq.eleazaralejandrosandov5791]

Amé MAX ! Todos los max jaja

[@jeremiahbaker6396]

the steff cury of golf

[@antons3417]

yes thats rifht, the goaat man

[@gearjammer5533]

.......................Till someone gets 19 it's Jack the goat- ! MAJORS for Jack. Mind boggling Starts - 164 Wins - 18 Runners-up - 19 Top 3 finishes - 46 Top 5 finishes - 56 Top 10 finishes - 73 Top 25 finishes - 95 Made Cuts - 131

[@twittertwice]

you’re real needy. This video, did not say Tiger was the best. It just showed what he did. The viewers said what they wanted about what they saw. You want to make it a pissing contest! You couldn’t qualify tomake it on the greens with either man!

[@MrAnthony992]

Rising impact made me look into golf. Tiger Woods is the only golfer I've ever heard of. Not because of his golfing, but because I remember he had some kind of personal drama with his ex-wife and a mistress.

[@antonyvo4prez]

4:55 Tiger looks upset it wasn't a hole in one

[@alanlee67]

When you're that good at something, that's all people care about. Hopefully he's a much better person now.

[@brysonxd]

this guy could be pretty good someday

[@rorybannon]

He’s the best at chipping in ever

[@amytheesquire]

he"s so good it's impossible to beat him guys im in golf and my mom says ill be doing golf comps by 13