Seve Ballesteros.Lancome Trophy.1988.

Seve almost seems to be on another planet as he shoots only a 71 on the last day but stills leaves him 4 shots clear at -15.

[@MrAJR76]

Right in the middle of his golden 1988 season, when he won just about everything he entered from June to October. A swing to die for.

[@davidbrooks187]

Seve in his prime was the best golfer ever. A true international golfing superstar.

[@alanz3497]

This was the end of a glorious summer for Seve. His fourth win on the bounce if I'm not mistaken. It started with his victory in the British Open in July then he went on a run of winning tournaments by four or five strokes and playing some of the best golf of his life. I remember seeing one of the British tabloid newspaper headlines on the Monday morning after this victory. The front page had a picture of Seve on the final green with his arms raised in triumph and the headline read "Hurricane Seve Hits Paris". As a kid I thought that was very fitting considering the trail of destruction he'd been leaving behind him.

[@serviola3]

Wonderful golf from Seve. Thanks for this video. Dont you Have anymore ?

[@NicolaiAwesome]

As for copying Seve’s swing (back then), I wouldn’t have. Beautiful swing, yes, but Seve made it work for him. The average golfer would be doing what Seve did in bad days - except all the time - hooking balls wildly.

[@MrAJR76]

Agreed. I think you could copy his tempo, but not his early wrist-break. He had a young-man’s swing that depended on him being supple. From his mid-30s he didn’t have that anymore, and his swing no longer worked.

[@CMEAGAIN]

This course looked like it was pitch and putt

[@o_Juffo_o]

With persimmon Drivers, travelling 255.7 average from a tour pro back then, about right.

[@geraldnapshireii8734]

Who was dating Isabella Rosellini? 8:05 Seve? Olazabal was only 21 or 22 but still looked like a little kid 9:24

[@danthemanwhocancan]

amateur boater midnight poker i guess she was there as a Lancôme model/ambassador

[@kingshearer2]

Seve never showed his emotions on the course.