Underrated Tiger Woods Shots

Tiger is the goat.
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[@teddyconover1619]

If you've seen all these shots already, I applaud you. If you have suggestions for a part 2, leave them below (ideally with the KZbin link and timestamp). Thanks!

[@lladventures158]

A little over 200, 6-Iron out of the fairway bunker, over water to a shallow pin placement at the Canadian Open(?)... Knocked it right over the flag.

[@deerdown2214]

Very well done video!

[@marcrodriguez4830]

Teddy, you could dedicate an entire channel to underrated golf shots

[@davidharrick469]

I don't think we will see another Tiger Woods for a long time. He changed the game and raised the bar like no other golfer. The level of competition today is just outstanding, and that is a direct effect of Tiger. Ernie, Phil and others will admit he was just better than everyone else.

[@user-sw2ob4iw1m]

At the height of his powers: Tiger Woods was virtually untouchable,this was due in part to the sheer intimidation factor of playing a virtual sporting icon who never seemed to make a mistake.

[@Aussie-ku9wl]

I know it’s a popular shot, but Tiger’s shot at the ‘02 PGA out of the fairway bunker doesn’t seem to be talked about enough. He calls it the best shot he’s ever hit. I still can’t fathom how anyone could even hook a 3 iron off a downhill/cut lie out of a bunker over trees (with a 20 mph crosswind coming from the left). Could be the one of the best shots ever.

[@Whoopdido777]

I know the man was on a completely other level from 1999-2009, but honest to God how he hit that shot is mind boggling. I’ve played Hazeltine a couple of times and went over to that spot and couldn’t even imagine how he did it. It was without a doubt the best shot in the history of golf in my opinion.

[@TheShoelace17]

I did it once, then I turned off my Xbox

[@jamesroboyle]

4 iron from 202 yards to 8 feet. Side hill lie .

[@robertcampbell8027]

I’m not certain, but that might be the shot that drove Ernie Els to ask the rhetorical question: “How the f**k are we supposed to compete with that?”

[@Whoopdido777]

@@robertcampbell8027 You might be right and Ernie might have said that at some point, but I’m wondering if you’re thinking about the story that Feherty told. Tiger and and Ernie were paired at Firestone and Feherty was with their group doing commentary. Tiger hit his tee shot left into some thick hay and I thick Feherty said he had like 190 yards left to the green. Steve Williams told Feherty Tiger was hitting wedge so he just assumed he was pitching out, but he took a Bryson DeChambeau swing and put the ball to maybe 10-12 feet. Feherty could manually open and close his mic so the audience could hear him and apparently Feherty forgot to turn his mic off and right at that moment Ernie walked by and said f**k me. Since Feherty’s mic was open everybody who was watching on TV heard it.

[@marions.120]

Back in the height of good career, I used to tell people, “if Tiger’s playing I’m watching golf and if he’s not playing, I’m playing golf!” Very exciting.

[@screechowl75]

Never be another like him!!! Great memories, great golfer.

[@polaroidwhite9037]

Uhhh, Yes there will be...

[@jungwoo4795]

Uhh no

[@polaroidwhite9037]

@ゆみす魔王 yep...we here this type of hyperbole with athletes all the time...there is always someone who will come along and break the records ...many people think Nicklaus is still the goat

[@mkaz4232]

Yeah but tiger made the average person want to watch golf and go play it. He changed the game

[@DK-yn6gj]

@@polaroidwhite9037 No there almost definately won't be. Nobody will ever be as dominant again and nobody will ever change the game like he did.

[@danmyers9372]

My favorite of all time was the shot he hit out of fairway bunker I believe up in Canada. As I recall he had like 200 yards with about 195 a forced carry over water and almost no room behind the pin. The announcers reaction to the shot was priceless.

[@Purpleeagle231]

2000 Bell Canadian Open at Glen Abbey. One of the greatest golf shots ever.

[@danmyers9372]

@@Purpleeagle231 - Thanks. I will never forget that shot!

[@jeffbesselaar3964]

Easily my favourite Tiger shot. I hope that I'm Canadian doesn't make me biased haha!

[@jamesroboyle]

218 yards . 6-iron.

[@kulwantkaur442]

It is obvious that Tiger has natural talent.Luck wasn't on his side.Pain can really hinder progress.But his determination would make him a champ again.He needs time.God bless u Tiger.

[@jonpriston8784]

Looking at these shots, he was and still is the only golfer who could hit them. Those long irons played with a high cut are unbelievable. Always be the greatest in my opinion.

[@buffalosowljah373]

yeah tiger still is the master of the *alien* shots unbelievable. thats why he is the best ...great to see huim back competing.

[@timothysavage9462]

Game will never be the same without tiger...just as Jack when he left...hopefully someone shows up this exciting

[@hosoiarchives4858]

I’m on the way

[@330newsgroup]

As a Tiger fan since day one - this was such an amazing stroll down memory lane. Amazing, amazing work on this video.

[@daves6195]

People who could have cared less about golf used to huddle around the TV to see this guy's work, his magic on the course!!

[@ConnorMiller417]

The Goat. There will never ever be another Tiger Woods

[@HistMS]

Great video! His third round at the 2007 US Open was some of hist best ball striking ever I think, the swing on this day was just pure and had a great rythm. His performance at the 2006 wgc in England is a bit forgotten, so many great shots at the Grove that year.

[@teddyconover1619]

I’ll look into those rounds!

[@jamesroboyle]

Under Haney , his driving accuracy suffered , but his irons were definitely dialed in.

[@americansantacruz6080]

I tried finding that 3rd round in 2007 on YT and cannot find it. I remember that round where he was on fire but couldn’t putt.

[@davesdoorsandhomeimproveme5012]

Tiger has all the shots that’s what makes him the best of his time no doubt

[@jcabram9002]

0:56 hitting past the 652 yard par 5 hole in that era’s equipment was ridiculous. That swing was so powerful and accurate. I miss watching peak Tiger live on TV. I’ve been watching golf since 95 and nothing has been as exciting as Tiger’s era.

[@JaTaPicks]

3:01 is my favorite shot. The goatee, the club twirl. That’s a bad man

[@cooperevans4398]

me too but what event was it I dont know.

[@JaTaPicks]

@@cooperevans4398 After 15 minutes of research i can say with confidence that i have no idea.

[@cooperevans4398]

@@JaTaPicks thats what happened to me.

[@teddyconover1619]

@@cooperevans4398 Sorry for taking so long to respond to this! It was the 2005 WGC-Amex championship at Harding Park in San Francisco.

[@aidangriffiths5075]

Love how he knows immediately and so often that his approaches are perfect

[@droppin_sik_beets]

I've just recently come to the realization that this Tiger will not be seen again. But I will enjoy whatever he brings to the table.

[@eliasgolf2024]

I love when he wears white shoes on the Sunday, the colors of my soccer team, Sao Paulo FC, 3-time FIFA world cup club champion

[@jonpacheco7581]

Awesome compilation! In his best years he had so many great moments that it would take a series of videos to cover. 😁

[@michaelkelsay4559]

The most exciting Sunday golfer in history

[@SS-dm5iy]

I was there on Friday at Southern Hills for the PGA Championship. Followed him all day.

[@INYB]

Best putter to ever walk the earth

[@gregorymceaddy8884]

His power and precision during his prime will most likely never be duplicated....

[@bobclavile5653]

I Can Never get enough of watching Tiger remind me why he is...THE G.O.A.T. Period.

[@spartanical]

one of his first great shots was the playoff against Tom Lehman in probably his 2nd or 3rd PGA tournament. stuck it to about 2 feet in the first playoff hole. it was beautiful.

[@WOODOGS]

and what I noticed, live, and in replays, the facial expression on Lehman’s face once he let himself look towards the green. I thought of that moment when I saw Adam Scott win the Players - “the approach shot he had to fish out the water” face / Lehman’s Realization Face

[@johnstanton2182]

Is and still the reason I started playing golf…. Tiger Woods!!

[@user-sw2ob4iw1m]

No greater praise IMHO.

[@sooyounglee2692]

We have to wait 1000yrs to see players like him!!

[@tii4620]

thanks for making this, teddy. hard to believe how many incredible shots Tiger has hit (and will continue to hit) throughout his career.

[@Revheadrev]

That’s an excellent video mate - we’ll put together - good written comments through it as well. He really is the GOAT - lost his way in his personal life for a while, but seems to have mellowed out over the past few years which is good to see.

[@user-sw2ob4iw1m]

Totally agree Steve.

[@twittertwice]

Why do we talk about his personal life? You cannot tell me the cluster of men playing golf were all complete angels. If Tiger werent Black and the women in his life white, we never hear men including his personal life when talking about his legendary golf career. That is just a reality!

[@kenhawkins8360]

Tiger is and was on another level!

[@noelmurphy2428]

Tiger is unreal 🏌️🏌️🏌️

[@gayleschaefer6300]

It's still exciting to watch his magnificent plays.

[@Mac_59]

This is amazing it gives me hope for the masters

[@user-gj5ws2yy4i]

The man popularized modern golf

[@PonchoKid]

Thanks for the memories! He was incredible!!

[@johnstanton2182]

When tiger woods was in his prime and on form, not even GOD could stop him winning

[@larrywkoch]

so glad I got to see his career , a. few years before tiger, I was thinking no one would ever dominate golf like Jack Arnie , Sam Snead ,and then came T iger

[@awesomeness5464]

That was a great video, thanks for posting. As an avid golfer and golf fan, I’ve seen a good portion of these shots but it was great to watch great shots I haven’t seen yet. Impressive that you found them. Make more plz!

[@betterthan23]

Great video. Really love the comments, helps put into perspective on some of them the significance of the moment.

[@user-tt6gk7xo4w]

goatee Tiger is my fav 🐅

[@lukemcdermott5114]

Legendary mate bloody legendary.

[@morganbramwell729]

He is a BEAST

[@Im__Your__Huckleberry]

"He took an ungodly swipe at it, his shoe laces burst and his right leg swung free and I thought oh my god he must've torn his sack" - David Feherty

[@rickygilbert4054]

Fantastic. Thanks for this great Tiger video.

[@screechowl75]

Note2Owns you are so so right.

[@taylorwest3857]

Let’s go. Can’t wait for pt2.

[@davidbatey1932]

By far the best to ever do it

[@nickirvine2366]

I watched him growing up and I loved it

[@sab2526]

Timeless GOAT !

[@mr788smith]

love watching this guy play 🏌️‍♂️

[@teckles13]

The goat. Miss him.

[@rbradshaw44]

Simply the best ever

[@dllanzy]

They last time he won the masters… last round, his fist putt on #9. Might be the best putt I have every seen and it didn’t go in. Check it out

[@AstonMartinDBS749]

220 with an 8 iron is insanity

[@ohrealgoodyou7916]

Not anything you can see on video but I watched tiger live at the 2013 chevron world challenge during the final round. During his warm up on the range he hit 5 4 irons within 2 yards of each other. It was insane to watch.

[@danielrodrigues2041]

1:25 that sounds beautiful!

[@tujohnboy]

Good ole days, the best, most all sports and life in general.

[@williamjosecunningham2568]

Great vid, dude. Cheers.

[@classicwinger6]

I just want to say thank you for making a Tiger compilation without some goofy cartoon music playing in the background. Great video 👍

[@johnathonbatz662]

yes thats the best part about tiger, all those approach shots stickin it either next to the hole or close enough on the green

[@Woppow]

You know what the crazy thing from the 2009 pga was, if tiger had won it, he would have won 3 consecutive pga championship starts for him in a row, since he didn’t play in 08

[@xReZer0]

Sick video Teddy thanks for sharing!

[@chrisbamo6400]

what a player GOAT

[@Tradernotahater]

I love your passion in making these videos, which very obviously comes through as the observer.

[@todddowning1661]

My favorite player ever! When he doesn’t play, I do not watch!

[@TSK24692]

Amazing job! Thanks for posting!

[@davidrose2355]

Makes the impossible possible thats the Tiger.

[@user-ou3dm6th3x]

198 yard 9 iron? I can’t even comprehend that.

[@fngolfer5312]

1999 PGA Championship. Sergio’s jump got all the attention but Tiger hit a 251 yard 2 iron cut from a downhill lie in the rough onto the green but I don’t remember what hole. It blew McCords mind.

[@michaelaerulius9238]

Phenomenal ⛳ Video. Well Done!!

[@speedyedittzz]

He was a legend

[@tristan8823]

This is exquisite editing my man. Bravo

[@alanjohnston5381]

I come people can’t appreciate clutch moments

[@Scotiron]

When you are this good and know you are this good. He's already beaten you before the first hole is played.

[@buffalosowljah373]

yeah the times when he use to beat everybody by around clear10 points

[@SinnaduraiL]

1:25 is the most satisfying sounding shot I've ever seen

[@tysonhartle2439]

There is one shot I never see on any of these, I don't even recall what course it was, may have been the same hole he had the famous Nike chip shot on but he was about 3' off the green in very thick rough, ball was hardly visible. The flag was only about 10' off the edge of the green and the hole sloped from the fringe (and where Tiger's ball was) towards the hole. If he flopped it out or tried to bump it out it would have rolled miles past the hole. He started taking practice hacks at full swing, like he was hitting a full bunker shot or something. He opened his wedge almost flat, took a massive swing and the ball went straight up in the air about 20' but only went about 3' forward. It hit right on the fringe, hopped a little and then started to trickle down towards the hole and stopped about 3" in front of the cup. To take a full swing when you are only 13' from the pin takes massive talent and massive balls. I just wish I knew what tournament it was in. It is never on any of the highlight videos because it didn't go it but it was one of the best shots I have even seen him make.

[@snowmochi1373]

5 iron with 206 yards to go and 8 iron with 212 yards to go. That’s amazing.

[@eazybreezy2872]

That flop shot!!! Hardest shot to hit in golf other than the ole putter

[@ErnestKuzorra]

Never played golf irl but for me he is on the same stage with: ali, jordan, tyson and so on

[@trarock24]

Maybe we will see some more starting Thursday…

[@laurenceminter6019]

Great video!

[@timothyoh5569]

2003 putt @ President's Cup. 2007 28 @ Tour Championship 2000 7 shot comeback @ Pebble Beach 2000 Mercedes Championship, including eagle to force a playoff 1999 PGA Championship high cut into par 5 2001 Arnold Palmer Invitational 18th hole 1997 Mercedes, tap-in to win

[@dallas9167]

He hit a 3 wood (I think) in the 2013 presidents cup to 3 feet. That's another underrated shot for sure!

[@soldieroftheway7979]

5 wood but yes

[@ewweg]

-Horrible foot positioning "wait wha" (read that again) -Horrible food poisoning "aah ty time traversing mindreader"

[@theexcrim]

the bunker shot 1999 WGC Valderamma approach to a par 5, maybe the 9th hole. Was on the final round

[@cameronvieira6648]

2006 Deutsche Bank Championship Final Round, 7th Hole, 3 Wood out of the rough.

[@teddyconover1619]

Thanks! That's a great shot I've never seen before.

[@SilverReviewsThings]

Awesome, finding all those clips, thanks, I’ll give you a sub :)

[@surindersingh724]

2:05 Only Tiger Woods could make a commentator make noises like that.

[@acedaytona1884]

Amazing video thx for making it!!

[@jonathanwong4386]

Tiger goated

[@M33PR]

3:16 Ah yes, the cricket swing

[@bradcarter5403]

He hit a shot at Augusta National’s par 4 14th where he holed out for eagle that i never see reran. It was 2006 I believe. Incredible iron shot

[@wordpressobsessed9067]

How Tiger can hit a towering 2 iron that high in the air is a complete mystery.

[@Zug75]

nicely done, part 2 please.

[@aman62592]

In that 07 PGA championship, That putt at 18 should’ve went in for a 62.

[@monicafrancisco3083]

Amazing.

[@americansantacruz6080]

And hopefully we see the skills in four days at Augusta. He’s playing. Nobody travels the Sunday prior to Augusta to not play.

[@Jordan-vo3gv]

There’s this 1 shot I can’t find anywhere. 2010 pga 2nd round 18th hole @ Whistling Straits. Tiger plays a cute a 3 wood from 260 yds out of the Bunker, lands it 40 feet and almost makes the putt

[@realhi-fihelplarry8047]

Jup, some good ones!