Tiger Woods 2006 Open Championship Victory | Every Shot | Vintage Tiger!

Enjoy vintage tiger as this shows every shot from his 2006 victory at The Open Championship!
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[@MotorcityMadman1984]

Exquisite display of ball striking. My favorite of Tiger’s Major wins.

[@burnsy111183]

Walked round this final round with the masses. He was so immensely, “in the zone”, almost robotic like. Awesome to watch.

[@brettboaz9051]

It’s so crazy how he came up with this plan to lay up short of every bunker and land center green on every approach and trust his lag putting. He did exactly that on every hole and never changed.

[@jeremeymiller3406]

Easy to do when your as long as he was and your the best iron layer and pressure putter next to Jack of all time. 🤣 I wouldn’t say he played to the center of the green of every hole as much as he played to the correct quadrant of the green and was disciplined in playing to his landing areas. If you’ve ever heard him talk about his strategy in the way he plays he says he is alway playing aggressively to his spot which rarely if ever the flag unless the course is just soaked. I really took that to heart when i was younger and it made me a better player I never thought strategically like that when I played but when I started to around 16 I got a lot better even breaking par for the first time. So even now when I play if I can see the flag I know what side of the tee box I’m going to and what side of the fairway I want to be in to access pins and more importantly where you do not want to miss and short side yourself. him and Jack are very similar in that way just goes to show it’s about more than the swing!

[@Eldrickshoezzz]

It was actually Stevie’s plan! There’s a podcast out called chasing majors where he talks about it. It’s awesome

[@elmalloc]

@@jeremeymiller3406 tl;dr drive for show, putt for dough

[@jeremeymiller3406]

@@Eldrickshoezzz from what I read in Hank haney’s book it was an obvious but collective agreement after only playing a couple practice holes they could see how firm fast and dry the conditions were but mainly they saw that if you were to find one of those fairway pot bunkers you were pretty much dead chipping out sideways so instead of overpowering the course like he did in 2000 and play over the bunkers it was firm enough to get away with being short of them I remember thinking at the time that I’d never seen anyone hit it 60yds plus past Tiger off the tee but like in 2000 incredibly didn’t find a bunker all week whoever came up with it, it sure as hell paid off! 🤣

[@jeremeymiller3406]

@@elmalloc yup that’s why you don’t see Kyle Berkshire tearing it up on tour and why even with Bryson’s new added bulk and length his scoring average remains exactly the same! 😂

[@gregorycampbell9386]

That sound of ball compression is beautiful

[@AgilityAgent]

Fantastic round of golf. A masterclass in putting and iron play. He made it looked easy and made everybody else looked dumb.

[@rorygillmore6555]

We're all liking this, but not for the reason you think. 😂

[@ProdigyHighlights]

Whenever I'm having a bad streak, I come back to this video to give myself a visualization of how to hit my irons.

[@illini00711]

Finest display of ball striking the game has ever seen

[@captpicard6894]

I still think from a Golf strategy point of view this is Tigers best major win. He had a game plan, stuck to it, and he was playing well enough to perfectly execute it. Brilliant win.

[@TheLocalLt]

Certainly one of Tiger’s best and most creative performances

[@joeythomas9251]

All these people in the comment section have no idea what course conditions are all about. It doesn’t have to be green to be good. The greens still roll true and the fairways are still great surfaces to hit off of, it’s just a different color. That’s just classic links golf.

[@johnsmith42688]

Yep, I don't think people also fathom how hard it is to do what he did on a links course by not going into ANY bunkers for 4 DAYS! That is simply not possible, you're going to be in a bunker if you play links...not tiger woods tho

[@PeterZakari-zm8hw]

All tee tee shots, approach and puts are all super good 👍 swinging with much confidence... Nice shots tiger 🐅🐅🐅

[@markh9246]

Masterclass to play that course like that

[@lawbinson]

How he is holding off on his follow through to hit it low is pretty awesome

[@johnsmith42688]

It's absolutelt amazing, and I'll bet that the trajectory is identical every single time

[@twilithycurves]

Tigers best ball striking week ever! (that and the 00’ Us Open)

[@pkkim5058]

i disagree. Although the weeks that you mentioned are superb weeks for tiger, i would say the 2007 tour championship was the best ball striking week for tiger as his former coach hank haney said it is.

[@Karl_with_a_K]

With the Haney, Hogan inspired swing Tiger certainly struck it beautifully. He went looking for more distance with Foley, and the rest is history.

[@TheLocalLt]

@@pkkim5058 if you’re including non majors it would have to be the 2002 WGC AmEx Championship in Ireland, where he played the entire tournament bogey-free until the 72nd hole

[@harrysewell3721]

This is vintage Sunday Tiger to me. In total command of the ball

[@sheshahayat5117]

Tiger Woods #1 for me always 😊

[@steveogle3679]

My favorite golf match of all time. The hardest test of golf. Playing on a concrete parking lot. Absolutely beautiful.

[@adamturner8732]

Just a masterfully planned and executed round.

[@Zug75]

why Sergio dressed like a banana we will never know.

[@TheLocalLt]

Tiger famously texted Mark Steinberg afterwards “I just bludgeoned Tweety Bird”

[@beckyhenkel7917]

He was hoping to beat Tiger. He always dreamed of that!

[@johnsmith42688]

That is a man that, despite being the best ball striker on the planet by a mile at the time, simply understood course management at a level nobody else could fathom...absolutely master-class in course management

[@memyself717]

One of the best exhibitions of links golf I've ever seen.

[@parataisocoveful]

ever played

[@memyself717]

@@parataisocoveful yes, but not to his level, next question.

[@johnsmith42688]

Hands down, probably one of the smartest displays of links golf ever played...

[@Mikeandmikeify]

Sheer excellency of unblemished ball striking showcase

[@andrewtrotter9023]

Surgical dissection of a golf course. Methodical. Businesslike. Disciplined.

[@Jschlick100]

I definitely wouldn’t have the discipline (or skill) to play like this. Incredible tournament for tiger in this open for sure

[@MVRosie]

5:53 "oh why don't they stop them from doing that" golfs definitely changed for the better

[@gund2281]

I always get e kick out of the broadcasters saying "it's on the green" when the tourney is in Scotland/England. There's NOTHING green on that entire course lol

[@mrniggaplease12]

His putting is incredible, always gets it atleast close enough for a tap in on his long birdie putts

[@Zoomo2697]

The tee shot on 12th...beauty!

[@johnsmith42688]

It's just amazing

[@BrianTalbot27]

Any chance you might be able to upload Tiger Woods 2006 PGA Championship victory?

[@Deeplycloseted435]

So good with the putter.

[@rogerparker4468]

'I just bludgeoned Tweety Bird.'"

[@Gitfiddle]

Is this the tournament when he played with Garcia who was dressed head to toe in banana yellow? Tiger said something like “I just played a round with Big Bird.” Or something like that?! 🤣

[@TheLocalLt]

He texted Mark Steinberg afterwards saying “I just bludgeoned Tweety Bird”

[@johnskrb]

Two comments: 1) this vid would be better titled to indicate it is the final round only; 2) you cut it a bit too early, leaving out his memorable display of emotion at the end

[@sabresthoughts5407]

14:10 is so pure

[@amitchell2009]

It really was. That’s actually what every one of his tee shots looked like that day with an iron. Brilliant game plan to just get it into the fairway

[@johnsmith42688]

God that sound...if you're a golfer and you're 3 stalls down on the range and you hear that, you just KNOW someone just smashed the crap out of the ball...it's an amazing sounds of pure, dead on, compression at a fast swing speed...absolutely beautiful

[@johnsmith42688]

​@amitchell2009 he didn't end up in a bunker all weekend...on a links course how is that even possible? Absolute master class in ball-striking but equally so in course management, he was really something during his prime

[@julianmichael2791]

Tiger is the best scrambler, if he hit fairways 35% more his game would be complete domination.

[@johnsmith42688]

Yep, that's something that isn't talked about enough...he could be ultra aggressive with any shot cause he knew he coild still scramble for par easily

[@chrismathis4162]

His game was complete domination in his prime.

[@johnsmith42688]

​@chrismathis4162 yep, he really didn't have a weakness...he hit the ball a mile, his irons were deadly accurate, his chipping was other-worldly, and he was the best putter in the world by leaps and bounds...he could hit any shot, any trajectory, off any lie, with any club if he needed to scramble...his imagination and ability to see shots hasn't been duplicated since AND he understood the game of golf and course management better than anyone by far...in his prime, when he was firing in all cylinders, nobody could even touch him

[@rossturpin859]

Tiger looking like a god and Sergio looking like big bird from Sesame Street

[@myleslawler6866]

I was at Hoylake for the Open that year. The ground was so parched (even more so than appears on camera) that good play revolved around holding the ball on something akin to an ice rink. Woods' play was very conservative, boring even, as a result.

[@rglover2410]

I’m convinced it was the hottest I’ve ever been when I was there. I’ve lived in Qatar too... was burnt to a crisp when I got home. Great day though...

[@memyself717]

I'd have love to have seen Bryson out there that week. Scratching his head as his ball rolls into the umpteenth pot bunker.

[@horaciomacias1301]

Thanks for the video! Out of curiosity, does anyone know if it is common for the course to be in this condition?

[@ianpoulter1442]

Indeed it is sir...I”m from the UK n this is a classic links course in pristine condition👍😄

[@thomascjweller]

It normally rains more here so this is it particularly dry (summer) and because of the sandy soil it doesn't take much for it to dry out like this.

[@InspireApon]

@@thomascjweller i guess that makes sense, links course are built by the ocean. You can see how sandy it is on tigers second shot.

[@jamesroboyle]

100 foot putts and 200 yard 9-irons are not uncommon in links style play .

[@rustyshackleford5443]

Its a fuckin horse track

[@MultiRastaman3]

Tigers lag putting tho

[@austinsteed1581]

These announcers hate the spectators lol

[@lawbinson]

When my lawn is dying I guess I'm preparing my lawn for links golf.

[@lawbinson]

Is he gripping down on his clubs more often than usual here? Maybe playing a lower lofted iron shortened that way?

[@sterlingjuarez]

Commentary: “Is this the first mistake?” *Tiger still hits the green, just a little long of the pin*

[@rhino4me887]

yeh...commentating was pathetic at best LOL

[@kylemckay3941]

Have some respect for a legend in peter alliss r.i.p

[@MichaelShinosky]

It was a mistake. Almost a really BIG mistake. Tiger got away with one there.

[@cjcarlos]

@@rhino4me887 tiger himself was shouting "no"...

[@eddy4688]

@@kylemckay3941 This wasn't Peter Alliss, who was the best there was.

[@nowaythatnamewastakn]

Pristine course.

[@PantsofVance]

The 18th green looked like it had been carpet bombed wtf.

[@rustyshackleford5443]

Been like that since the war i assume

[@TheLocalLt]

Protesters threw purple paint on it right before the final group came though

[@kyucklebeans]

Were they playing in the Australian outback? What’s more hideous, the course or Sergio’s outfit?

[@andrewgundy3045]

Would love to play one round with his iron ball striking

[@jeremyhowell8235]

The commentator is right. It really should be made a condition of sale on championship tickets that spectators not shout:"get in the hole!" at every drive, approach shot, chip and putt. It would also be good if commentators could not greet impressive shots with exclamations like: "you're kidding me!" and "get out of here!" It's vacuous.

[@Rosecain27]

I agree with the first half of your statement

[@marksievers2320]

song?

[@NYCMarkus]

Some say we don't deserve dogs - I think we don't deserve the Tiger era

[@SethMacLeod95]

16:00

[@Fultonfalcons86]

Oh hell get over it people say get in the hole all the damn time Tiger is a pro he doesn't rattle that easy..........

[@lashawnjordan1336]

I love this major championship because it’s the first major championship without his dad Earl

[@googlesucks925]

Wtf dude.

[@joseph1845]

@@googlesucks925 Lol I think you took it too literlally

[@abro9598]

Did Garcia forget to look in the mirror before he left his room?

[@harrysewell3721]

He looks like a jockey

[@jsong8282]

Sergio wearing all yellow was never going to beat peak Tiger

[@henrylebard2648]

Where are round 1-3

[@jackfelts117]

Does the condition of the course upset anyone else or just me

[@jordanboteler8978]

It’s weird that it rains there all the time but the turf is brown very weird and the bunker is a circle

[@joeythomas9251]

It’s brown but it’s not bad, just firm and dry. Courses don’t have to be lush and green to be in good shape.

[@alexroth7493]

This is what golf is supposed to look like. Not the fake green, lush, artificial crap in America

[@tatekenworthy8044]

Literally exactly what I’m thinking

[@tatekenworthy8044]

@@alexroth7493 you got too much dip on your chip my guy

[@dougd120]

The policy of woods winning was twice i the open internationally in 1222.

[@bluepandaman]

lol, literally cut off the video right as he was hugging his caddy.

[@alexfinn7989]

They couldn’t find a course to play with green grass????

[@rhino4me887]

Fun to watch...the commentating was painful though right up to the end "Tiger hitting an iron off the tee. He takes no chances." ummm...what? Tiger takes no chances? Have you ever seen him play before this day? I don't think you can even play this game without taking chances.

[@bluepandaman]

6:00 This announcer wouldn't like things in 2021. An army of douchebag golf bros screaming at every shot.

[@SethMacLeod95]

He has to be absolutely devastated 😂😂

[@bones007able]

never seen a course so dry....

[@erichall090909]

Not everyone waters their courses a lot. It uses a shit ton of water and is super wasteful

[@hanajinks1044]

Birkdale76

[@ianlogan8856]

Not 0

[@TuriSanchez3]

Did they water the grass back then?

[@jeremeymiller3406]

Perfect example of how old crotchety stuck up announcers don’t have a place in professional sports anymore. Tiger brought fans from all walks of life some who couldn’t care less about golf they just wanted to see a celebrity and it’s that kind of swarm that skyrocketed our great sport tiger woods made it cool to play golf. People like his commentator made it uncool by not willing to embrace surge of people as if they didn’t belong Tiger ended that elitist mentality in a big way. As long as it’s after the player makes contact who cares if they yell? Turn your microphone down then! Tiger is barely aware of it to begin with hes so locked in. players well at least most US players love rowdy respectful crowds they feed on it especially players like Tiger. You know what I wish old timer? that they had a mute button for you and other commentators to shut you the hell up so we can hear the strategy and what the player and caddy are talking about when getting ready to play a shot. To me and a large amount of golf fans I’ve talked to all agree that’s infinitely more interesting than whatever the hell some old guy is babbling on about we don’t need anything but updates, and rule official explanations from them. we can see full well what the hell just happened after a particular shot if not you will on instant replay and for those who can’t that’s what play by play on the radio is for. It’s people like this who made the sport of golf boring or turned it on to get to sleep. Compared to 2006 I’d say we’re moving in a better direction 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@googlesucks925]

Well said my man.

[@joseph1845]

Throw a few paragraphs in, or you sound like Homers dad

[@wesbaeder]

Such a great win. The course looks horrible and dead so I don’t really get why they play there

[@Soonerfrk11]

Ahh, but it’s the exact opposite! That’s links golf. Those fairways and greens are alive as ever!

[@talakbabu7924]

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[@weekend3804]

Which course it that? Looks absolutely horrible

[@babayaga5392]

Royal Liverpool Golf Club

[@thomascjweller]

Watch a round when they played it in 2014 in much better conditions

[@aidanwalker8755]

It was caught in the middle of a heat wave and links courses are much more impressive in person than on tv

[@paulrodriguez5958]

Are they playing on grass or dirt? Geez. Place looks like shit.

[@alexroth7493]

This is what a golf course is supposed to look like you absolute brainlet

[@jdklein033]

I understand the course is probably in fine condition, but for me part of the beauty in golf is the beautiful aesthetics and this course looks horrible.

[@listentoty]

It looks awesome! This is how golf was intended to be played. Wish courses like this existed in the US.

[@davidlang4546]

Why is this course in such poor condition. Just curious