Tiger Woods' CLUTCHEST Moments Ever

Tiger's 10 best moments under pressure. There were so many choices for this, I realize that I didn't include some putts to win like at the API. This was really fun to make, if you guys have any video ideas just comment them below and I'll take a look. Thanks for watching!
Disclaimer: I am not the rightful owner to any of these clips. They are all property of the PGA Tour, USGA, PGA of America, and any independent developers who have rightly claimed the clips as theirs. This video is only for entertainment purposes and I will not be seeking nor receiving any ad revenue from it.
Music: Undertale: Megalovania (remix by Kamex)
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[@shawnroy4144]

Greatest golfer of all time hands down Worst high fiver of all time hands down

[@plckyr6672]

Shawn Roy so true. But I find if you look closer, Stevie is the real culprit

[@MlLFS4L]

Hands up

[@spidgetgaming2022]

travis ozz I was about to comment that bruh! Nevermind

[@spidgetgaming2022]

His caddie is to blame

[@AlexWhalley]

Well there’s his problem, you can’t high five hands down 🤨

[@djclgrant7335]

I'm so glad you added gameboy music to this. No montage of sporting moments is complete without it. Thanks

[@DIGITLRIZZ]

That shot at the 2005 masters is the best golf shot ever. One in a billion.

[@billliberati9840]

no, the 210 yrd fairway bunker shot shot was by far, ball 3 feet below his feet, awkward angle at adress and with a draw on a fade slope over trees to 6 feet

[@68mopar28]

The shot in the dark within 2 feet???

[@R3DST1CK]

@@68mopar28 i mean its tiger we can literally name 100 shots

[@nathanielcampos8306]

Nah. Bubbas 2012 hook was the best shot ever. Ever.

[@aaronsmith7946]

​@@68mopar28 No...he is talking about the 2002 PGA championship and the shot he hit out of the bunker to about 12 feet (and of course, made the putt). Too bad Rich Beam just wouldn't crack even with Tiger birdieing the last four holes.

[@zachhartgolf19]

Chills every time I see tiger make that birdie on 18 to get into a playoff. Nothing like a tiger roar.

[@markboustridge5305]

Tiger Woods was beyond phenomenal at his peak. I'm truly glad I was alive to watch him demonstrate his gift.

[@jhhwanghwang888]

Mark Boustridge . ABSOLUTELY MARK. TIGER IS GOLF.

[@lr3521]

Mark Boustridge He’s still got it!

[@marcuswatson4910]

Here after he won the masters just now

[@kingleads3520]

Marcus Watson absolutely big

[@jiraiya4588]

@@kingleads3520 we're all watching old tiger videos lol I've seen these comments everywhere the last few hours!! awesome!!! Go El Tigre!

[@kingleads3520]

Jiraiya yeah exactly and like I thought the Players win in September was iconic, doesn’t even compare to this. Man deserved it

[@MinhLe-kt5zg]

Yep

[@parkshudgins822]

I was at the masters when he won

[@03jpcaz]

#10 should be higher on the list. The degree of difficulty on that shot, to hole it, is off the charts. Just getting it close would be an excellent shot. Downhill lie, elevated green, and limited green to work with. To hole that chip, knowing that he has to, and does it!?!? I was watching that live and jumped out of my seat when the ball went in. Just unbelievable! Great video!

[@IIJonnyBoyII]

Still think his 2008 US Open win while playing with a torn ACL is his most impressive win. Close behind is the 2019 Masters.

[@BenoitRAG3]

loved the music, loved the editing. The syncing was on par and fun to watch. It's so rare to find a good video that's well done with golf. Kudos sir!

[@rowstyles]

i'm trying to think if there could possibly be a worse music choice-so far i think this is just about as bad as it gets

[@miked1355]

I was looking around for my NES game controller

[@spa7us]

I think you mean epic

[@MegaJ217]

Totally Agree . Dreadful . Nearly ruined the video

[@MegaJ217]

Big Papa clueless

[@spa7us]

Joe Thomas heartless

[@thisizcle140]

Thanks for posting these vids give me chills

[@Catzilla-1]

This video/compilation is too good to be true. But then, yet is it truthfully true. Absolutely insane

[@pokeboi984]

HAHA you really put Megalovania over a tiger woods video. God bless you. I guess tiger really was the Sans of golf. He gave everyone else a real bad time lol

[@gingie3217]

2:43 is personally my favorite Tiger shot ever

[@TheToddbart]

Brings back a lot of great memories. I miss young Tiger.

[@cliffordelisary7590]

GREATEST GOLFER WHO HAS EVER LIVED......Imagine if he had not lost the nearly tens years to physical injuries and PERSONAL PROBLEMS, DURING HIS PRIME YEARS, ANYONE REALLY BELIEVE THAT HE WOULD NOT HAVE 20 or more MAJORS AND WELL lover 100 victories......JACK NICHOLAUS was the greatest ever than came TIGER WOODS....THE BEST TO EVER PLAY THE SPORT, PERIOD!!!!!!

[@beckyhenkel7917]

There is no one like him! None. I miss gold. Without him everything is tasteless.

[@bradcarter5403]

Someone can add that tee shot on the 16th at the 2019 Masters

[@bigjoker690]

That putt to force a playoff against Rocco was some serial killer like cold bloodedness. Sheesh

[@jhhwanghwang888]

bigjoker690 . BETTER THAN MOST. TOO GOOD. THE BEST.

[@MrJayt0625]

You can never count the guy out. Love to see him win more majors to see if he can get 19.....be magical....

[@gordonx145]

it's 2022 and i can safely say , this man has not finished winning.

[@calvincoleman7543]

needs more views

[@GusLascola]

Fly eagles fly 81 thanks man, hoping it’ll start to :/

[@SWIMMERJD4]

Needs more audio

[@mrblackbird1254]

Good username. Just straight facts. Big Dick Nick is magical

[@killunova]

watching these clips always gives me the chills

[@victoriaguevara3088]

Great video! Never watched golf but now I’m thinking about playing 😁 Tiger is the GOAT

[@thegreat195]

Victoria Guevara I’ve always watched golf bc of tiger but somehow never really put any thought into playing. 2 years ago I finally got out on the greens. I just regret I didn’t start earlier. Its an amazing game! You should definitely do it

[@mkz2017]

2:11 that is absolutely savage

[@darreleddings5901]

Your Number 4 is actually #1

[@thereandbackagain6982]

unreal the energy he brought to the game, the crowds are crazy!

[@ijordanl303]

whos here after this 2019 Masters win??

[@GusLascola]

Me

[@aaronsmith7946]

To make a point, I'll start off with a factual story. IAt the end of 1997 Jack Nicklaus said that considering how deep the fields had gotten (and this way back in 1997), if Tiger ended up winning 10 majors and 50 Tour events it might be comparable to his career. Now, Jack only said this after he saw Tiger fail to get himself into contention in any other major that year because of his swing & probably felt confident based on that that Tiger would never hit those numbers. Then, suddenly, after Tiger wins 4 majors in a row and 7 out of 11, Jack changed his opinion & started talking about having to play against more people who had won majors (yes Jack, it's easier for the few best to rise to the top when the fields aren't as deep). So, I'm not saying too much but its odd that he changed his opinion once his 18 majors actually looked vulnerable. But hey, I understand. It's natural to want to defend one's record. But Nicklaus did say that when he got to a major he felt like there were only about 12 players he really had to beat. Can you imagine anyone ever saying that these days? Or even back in 1997? No way. Also in Nicklaus era, he didn't have to compete against fields where anyone who got really hot at the right time could win a major. However, in Tiger's era along with now, it's much harder to win majors because there are so many players who have gotten hot, won their major and then, many, not just not win another major but almost not win another tournament after their major. You can think of players like: Rich Beam Chris Dimarco Michael Campbell Bob May Trevor Immelman Rocco Mediate KJ Choi, etc. and all who Tiger had to play his butt off to win or just lost to them. Then there were lots of other one-hit wonders in majors such as players like: Shaun Micheel Paul Lawrie Geoff Ogilvy Todd Hamilton Louis Oosthuizen Jason Dufner Lucas Glover Mark Brooks Mike Weir... Well, you all get the point. Also, back in Jack's day, the best players got together only 4-5 times a year (5 once the Players started but it took a few years until everyone was playing in that event) and even then, some players would not go over to play the Open. However, because of all the money that got pumped into the game after Tiger came along brought us the WGC events & then eventually the playoff events. But on top of that, the money he brought into the sport also meant most European players could afford to buy homes in Florida and so the fields for regular TOUR events became much stronger as well. Considering this, that is an intangible that doesn't really show up in numbers but is something that is what makes Tiger's number of wins even more impressive considering he barely ever plays in events with weak fields. I mean, I'm not sure whether he is 3 or 2 or 1 short in majors, would it matter? How many regular events is a major worth? How does the fact that he has far more player of the year awards, money titles, vardon trophies than Nicklaus count? Having won four majors in a row, or 6 tournaments in a row or 7 tournaments in a row...or breaking Nelson's scoring average record not once, not twice but four times while Jack never came within a half stroke of Nelson's record (nor has anyone else really outside of Tiger and that's because Tiger has had so many years with 6-7-8-9 wins as well as multiple majors and WGC events with all of the best players in the field also playing in those events. When you have 15 majors how do you value everything else? How important is it that Tiger has more player of the year awards, more money titles, more vardon trophies, won four majors in a row, won 6 tournaments in a row from 99-00 and won 7 tournaments in a row from 06-07, hold the record for most consecutive rounds at par or better, hold the record for most consecutive cuts made that nobody thought would ever be touched...and the last one is actually says more than a lot of the other things because as Hogan said regarding success in golf, that, it's not about how good you do when you are playing well but how good you do when you aren't and being able to go that long without missing a cut is mind-boggling. Nobody in modern days has even gotten to half of Tiger's consecutive cuts record. And when Tiger has. Also, Tiger broke the scoring average record Byron Nelson set...not once, not twice...but four times. Jack never came within a half stroke (nor has anyone else outside of Tiger, really). Also, people bring up technology like that in some way helps Tiger. Actually, it's the other way around. Bigger sweet spots on club heads, low-spin balls that dont' go offline as easily, etc. really help the more average players make up for not being as good. When you hit the sweet spot pretty much every time like most of the best ball strikers, you aren't helped by that technology but players who are not as good are definitely helped. Anyway, we'll see how it goes and I know Tiger cares about the major record but from a very unbiased perspective based on the facts and the numbers. My question would be, are majors all that matters? Nothing else? But say Tiger gets to 17 majors, ends up with 12 player of the year titles, 10 money titles, 17 WGC events and around 90-95 wins. Which is better? For example, Rory got player of the year even though he did not win a major while Koepka did. Rory only had 1 more win than Koepka and without a win in a major while Koepka had one of the best years in a major since Tiger in 2007 or 2005 or 2000 and yet more Tour pros voted for Rory. So, that would mean the players on TOUR aren't as heavily weighing majors as much as commentators or golf writers. Still, that all being said, we can never know if Jack happened to play in Tiger's era and Jack, realizing in order to compete with Tiger (like everyone else realized) that he would have to practice more (especially his chipping - the weakest part of his game), be in better shape and for a longer period of time, probably have a swing coach, etc. etc.. But if he did have and do those things, there is no way to know who would have been better. But that is all hypothetical and if Nicklaus played in this era, he would not have even had the same swing or putting stroke either.

[@MrKydaman]

0:53 That is the GOAT Walk

[@yourewrong16]

Lmao

[@Fearmemaybe15]

Playing the undertale theme was absolutely unnecessary

[@pet0023]

Shit theme

[@dylant4737]

Pinky at least there’s no commentator from the maker of the video

[@emanuelibarra5983]

@im haus PPP

[@shmorgis1]

the one out of the sand over the crowds of people. Most clutch. I would have bladed it into the crowd and hit like 8 people.

[@woodya2842]

😂 anyone else hear the woman at like 2:15?? Guy says “what a show off and the chick...”ugh”” like she’s sooo disgusted😂😂

[@gilbertoaceves662]

2:13 the walk-in 🐐

[@rsting4ever328]

5th masters win baby!!! One of the greatest

[@jhhwanghwang888]

Carlen Sizemore . ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST.

[@goumass88]

1:10 the security guards are even cheering for tiger

[@oldmr.boston1237]

Thanks for the Video Game(ish) Music!!

[@david3224]

The par putt he made on the 18th at PGA in 2000 was super clutch...the putt that Tiger considers his greatest ever.

[@GusLascola]

Yeah i love that one. Check out my new vid it’s featured

[@apartment906]

MEGALOVANIA! Interesting choice for music but cool video m8!

[@ikarooz]

2:47 Nike sold a boatload of gear after that shot. GOAT...period.

[@nickholden1921]

2:35 JB is like, fuckkkkkk

[@Woppow]

2008 Accenture Match Play, not 2012. Otherwise, great video.

[@JamesSmith-qr7be]

The moment he sinks that putt in the us open is the coolest moment in this sport similar to Jordan going nuts when he made the shot in 89. Just gets ya on ya feet and ready to do a back flip!

[@timothypuvogel5468]

Good mix of shots not just about holes in one about his short game I remember some of those shots I did 2008 US Open putt and then and then the playoff the next day that was great

[@Argon_John]

I never thought I’d see the day Megalovania was the backing track to a golf video... and yet it works

[@Nostressnoah]

The shot at 2:45 whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat

[@derek0452]

Tiger does not need win 19 or tie 18 to be TBE. He's the GOAT, You know it, I know it and Jack knows it. So what's the problem.

[@azlanrahmat7418]

I want him to continue playing for fun into his senior years. Maybe, he might win a few more majors, that would be great.

[@andrewplatt8754]

Tiger is the reason Golf became watchable, nobody really gave a damn about golf till he started playing

[@jhhwanghwang888]

Andrew Platt . WELL SAID.

[@Duddie82]

By far my favorite golfer, Tiger Woods!!!!!

[@kellyrayburn4093]

Very few truly understand golf. Even most of the champions don't truly understand it although they come closer than most. Tiger, however, was one of the great exceptions. He truly understood the game.

[@garrettdurham8767]

Lmaoooo the music has me dying. Hilarious that you chose this for a golf video.

[@GusLascola]

This was right before it turned into the meme. I cringe whenever I rewatch this haha

[@ryanantonellis1335]

Gotdamn he is truly the greatest. Pure electricity - he was buzzing

[@devlogan2030]

I always felt Tiger Woods had telekinesis real. Talk still do believe he is some x men kinda of person

[@CornholeWithAdrenaline]

I wanted to enjoy these spectacular shots, but I just kept picturing myself playing Contra on Nintendo back when I was kid.

[@kdogg6781]

4:18 and THAT....... is why we love Tiger. you just don't see that kinda passion from anyone else.

[@harsimran636]

That’s why we call him ‘god of this golf’ 🏌🏻‍♀️.

[@Jiff321]

no one calls him that lol.

[@lobsterworldwide]

2:47 looks like it came from a movie

[@chrisaultman1]

Video courtesy of CBS. Soundtrack courtesy of Nintendo and Sega.

[@briangordon1617]

They left out the super-long putt he made on the island green at the Players Championship

[@BrianK-zz4fk]

the putt he made on 17 during his 3rd amatuer in i believe 1996 against steve scott should be on the list. he was also down 6 hole to start the second 18.

[@braedenm9892]

2:15 that's why he's the goat

[@taurajpn4733]

tiger woods with megalovania, splendid

[@hoochymama]

Hes been doing this shit since the 80's.

[@james.calderone]

You should’ve used the Verne Lundquist call for the 2005 chip-in. I get chills from that

[@GusLascola]

I should have. This was before I realized you can cut audio from one clip and use it from another; all clips with Verne’s call were terrible quality

[@james.calderone]

Gus Lascola fair enough. Still a great video though!

[@hannesreinhardt1399]

the most clutch he's been is in his 6-peet amateur. THAT is not going to be repeated. in NO sport of similair competition. he's the epitome of a competitor.

[@davidbrown5152]

I think the name “Tiger” is well suited. He has got to be the most focused athlete ever.

[@baumann9551]

i never understood. Is it a fat ring on his finger or some sort of bandage? someone please tell me

[@TMM6944]

At 1:33, clear evidence that Tiger "skips" leg day.

[@adamlynch9153]

HMG KRL The dude is like 15 in that one

[@TMM6944]

Old enough to know he should not skip leg day...lol

[@adamlynch9153]

@@TMM6944 *eye roll*

[@TommonSensePro]

2:41 I saw this live! Insane!

[@elmoblatch9787]

Just have a look at 2:36 and you will get an idea of what golf was prior to Tiger Woods and just after the golden era of Tom Watson/Nicklaus/Palmer. We had doughy white guys with pastel shirts, zero personality, who played like automatons. And then along comes this half Asian/half black kid who pumps his fists, hammers the ball into oblivion, and has a feathery touch around the greens. Make no mistake: Golf was going down in popularity. Jim Furyk, Justin Leonard, and Ben Crane are not going to light it up. Nope.

[@brianschweitzer1]

Great video adding context

[@williamg3266]

An average Joe can usually hit a decent drive and approach the pin within a reasonable amount of strokes, but it is the short game that truly matters. In comes Tiger.

[@BeegYoshi24]

Awesome music! What's the track called?

[@GusLascola]

It's been a really long time, I'm on my phone if it's not in the description search up "Megalovania Guitar" and it might come up

[@BeegYoshi24]

@@GusLascola Cool thanks!

[@MrBrandybuck1120]

That 2008 US Open was just something else.

[@sunnyduscle]

How can the 16th at Masters be rated only number 4?

[@GusLascola]

He did go on to bogey the next two so even though the shot was probably the best of all them i didn’t think it fit his “clutchest” shot

[@jhhwanghwang888]

TIGER JUST THE GREATEST.

[@shawntyson1345]

Nice background meme music

[@minhquangpham12]

you got dunked on

[@shawntyson1345]

minh quang pham lol

[@noahpesquera1403]

Sans music?

[@Bustavegas]

great video. music wasn't the best choice, but loved the video

[@GusLascola]

Yeah the music makes me cringe everytime I watch it lmao funny how one sec it seems like a great idea and you wake up and it's completely different

[@TheJccesar24]

Some of the best plays are "to save par", to keep a round going, I've done it in competition and the feeling is awesome. I've heard Tiger talk about it and can relate. This is a great collection non the less, thanks for sharing!

[@GusLascola]

JULIO CRUZ appreciate the comment. There were some nice saves I was thinking about and I probably should’ve put one in there. Thanks for watching!

[@timothypuvogel5468]

@@GusLascola put some more in there please I love golf videos I know it's a lot to go go through but maybe make it a 10 minute video how to other players besides tiger that have had miraculous p a r s like Nicholson between the two trees at Augusta don't remember what year it was

[@GusLascola]

Timothy Puvogel that sounds like a really cool idea, maybe “best saves of all time” or something or just an overall “most clutch moments in golf history”. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@jamespena4721]

Wow what can you say that's how Tiger plays the game he plays to win

[@keiththompson2172]

The last putt for US Open 2008 playoff was a great celebration as he basically knew that was a putt to win a major -(respect to his next day opponent -who played great - but no match really for tiger). Tiger and lee Westwood both played the 18th here shockingly bad second shots (especially for them) and Westwood has just missed his 15 ft putt to get into playoff moments before tigers putt - damn he is good .

[@itsnomyth144thsnd3]

He does a lot of things well, but his iron play truly set him apart...

[@bodepage4209]

i always found his ability to sink difficult, high pressure putts like they were tap ins to be his greatest advantage

[@cs7065]

Fucking sans theme Hahahha Love it

[@danielrodrigues2041]

#4 was the most incredible one.

[@jackblack103]

In my opinion probably the greatest sportsman ever to have exist - better than Messi, Muhammad Ali... only person I think could compete due to his dominance could be Phil Taylor

[@adambeal4311]

Wheres the "better than most" putt

[@GusLascola]

Not sure that really fits this video, I might make a "Greatest Tiger Moments" video in the future but that putt on 17 was in the 3rd round, not really under a level of pressure comparable to everything I put in here. Still one of the defining shots of his career though, no doubt

[@eric_welch]

*most clutch :p (only 4 years late haha)

[@MarkSmithhhh]

All those big moments...you knew he was gonna pull it off

[@behindthebarwithjr157]

great music on this one!

[@plaguey2022]

2:01 Phil Michelson: scuse me?

[@24KSports]

Tiger makes the game exciting

[@steelers0004]

Tiger is the only truly undisputed GOAT

[@hanj31]

tigers woods is the most dominant athlete ever.

[@なも-g2z]

2:47 漫画にありそうな入り方だよね… すげぇ…

[@warrenlee7064]

truly a living legend..

[@wavybone1945]

The greatest and most dominate athlete to ever live... Idc what anyone has to say

[@JCR1992]

That match play is from 2008 not 2012 I believe.

[@wisemang73]

That chip in was not of this world

[@okolekahuna3862]

love this video except for the background music...it gave me an inn-ie.

[@billy4byrnes]

Just missing 2009 Arnold Palmer Invitational

[@gameon5745]

Billy Byrnes I was in the stands behind 18 when he made the putt it’s was an awesome moment. It’s was damn near pitch black.

[@billy4byrnes]

@@gameon5745 That would've been amazing! I've watched that putt atleast 100 times i reckon haha