I loved having Johnny Miller calling these tournaments during the glory years of Tiger. Johnny was not always the most popular announcer, but he spoke truth without all the sugar.
@@radar0412 - What's your alleged point? The numbers and record book don't lie....the ONLY thing Jack surpassed Tiger at is 18 vs 15 majors. Jack trails Tiger in EVERY OTHER significant performance category - in fact, in many of them Tiger laps Jack. Its not really close.
@@radar0412 - no problem...its a free country, so anyone can adopt their own individual motto or "ruling." Unfortunately, don't think your motto will be adopted by the masses after a wide selection of historians compile the numbers, history and story lines. Tiger's off the field marital selection mistake and subsequent infidelity are well documented and publicized. Less publicized is Jack's resistance or at best complacency in the 1960's and 70's to the wide PGA tour policies barring many non-whites from tour participation. As the biggest name in the sport during his prime, Jack did little to nothing to change the historical exclusionary racial practices of his sport, choosing instead to support the attitude of his mentor Bobby Jones, a proud Georgia Segregationist whose "Masters" tournament infamously was the epitome of PGA/USGA racism. Woods in 1997 and afterwards did more to move Augusta, the PGA, and the USGA past its hardcore backwards intransigence than ANY prior PGA golfer. Ironic that this same PGA tour that now has its world dominance formidably threatened by billions in Saudi LIV funds, and while many of the PGA's top pros have bolted for heftier paychecks, it is Tiger Woods, the biggest name in the sport, standing by the PGA - something the PGA and its membership Country Clubs for years refused to do for golfers who looked like Tiger Woods, especially of prior generations. After Nicklaus' death, look for golf historians and writers to more fully discuss Jack's fervent campaign support for convicted rapist, 18-felony convicted Business Tax cheat, 91-felony indicted co-conspirator, and serial adulterer, Donald Trump. Trump's 40 year infidelity to his three wives has been well documented and bragged about by Trump, making whatever Woods did look like peanuts. Jan 6th convicted insurrectionist "Proud Boys" testified that they were following their leader, Donald Trump. Nicklaus' written and campaign appearance support for such immoral leadership will get more detailed scrutiny once he is deceased and fear of offending the "Golden Bear" has dissipated. Both players won a lot of championships, but both also have their shortcomings on and off the golf course. We will see what "ruling" history makes regarding who is the greatest champion.
I remember Tiger turning pro and watching these big tourney’s on Sunday’s with my family. Some great memories. The more you look back, the more you realize he’s the GOAT of all GOATs. Simply the best!
@@DTB1995 Not gonna argue with that but Tiger was the most dominant golfer of all time winning 12 majors in 8 years between 2000-2008. The most Jack won was 10 in 9 years. No one touches either of them. In the end Jack got it done more - Tiger played against much tougher competition - mostly because he himself expanded the game so much.
@@raytownloc in the 1998 master's Jack Nicklaus was 58 years old and finished tied for 6th place. Tiger finished tied for 8th in that Masters! Jack beat his butt at 58 years old on one of the hardest courses there is!
@@raytownloc btw, Tiger did not play against harder competition then Jack. The only great player played against was Phil Mickelson. Jack played against many legends of the game. If you look up the players they played against you will find that Jack's main opponents had more wins and major titles then Tigers main opponents did.
Tiger is not only talented, but he plays the other golfers. He knows if he waits long enough, they will make mistakes. It's won him a lot of tournaments. That discipline is incredible and not many of them have it.
Love Tiger Woods, best golfer of all time.. been watching him since the 90’s!!! What a treat, I can only hope Charlie treats us to great golf, anything close to what his Father has accomplished wound be monumental. No need to freak out on the comments, only time will tell..
Just think, all we saw from TIGER was the result of one thing, HARD WORK ETHIC. He needed a shot for a particular type of shot that couldn't be taught him, he invented one. Maybe the greatest sports mind of anyone in any other sport.
The good old days where players wore baggy pants, penalty areas were called hazards and Stevie William's still caddied for Tiger... These were great times.. Love this 'vintage' stuff....
Woods was the most talented and exciting player in the history of the game. He should have held the two biggest victory records by himself, but he self destructed.
He owns literally every other record the game has ever seen. Majors are just simply overrated. 90 percent of tour players surveyed said they would rather have a career with 10 wins than a career with only one major win and nothing else.
You and your family would pray to have Tiger's "self-destructed" results: Even if he NEVER wins another tournament...(1) already a Billionaire, and smart investments will keep him set for eternity (2) 82 PGA wins, tied for most in history and achieved in a shorter period of time and against a far diverse and tougher field of competitors than Sam Sneed, (3) 15 Majors, second only to Nicklaus and the only significant PGA tour stat that Nicklaus still surpasses Woods - the other couple of dozen, Woods has already surpassed Jack, often lapping Jack along with the others. Get off your high horse and your fairy tale ending...life rarely is storybook. What usually happens is you have to take the good with the bad. Dragnet's Jack Webb only wanted the facts...what was done, and what wasn't done...all the pontification about what "coulda, woulda, shoulda" is speculative nonsense. Just the facts accomplished on the field of play is what matters...the rest is speculative conjecture. What are the facts taken from the field of play you ask? The record book is clear....without needing to do anything else, Woods is already the most accomplished PGA golfer in history. Its not an emotional choice; remove the emotion and go step by step and compare the PGA numbers across the board...its not even close.
i saw him in person at the 2012 memorial....it was the first time I''d ever seen him play in real life, and he pulled one of the most amazing shots he's ever pulled....and won the tournament, by pulling off birdies on 3 of the last 4 holes....in 2013, he was a pretty darn good version of TW.....injuries and his stupid scandal robbed him of pretty much every record in the game! Surpassing Jack seems like such a longshot now, but Tiger owns the record for the most PGA victories ever (excluding team events). He's the greatest ever, in my opinion, even if he never picks up a club again. I'm so appreciative that I got to see his talent play out for his entire career. He got me into golf.
Sean has a fantastic swing, really one of the best and most fundamentally sound- and for sure one of the prettiest to watch. Too bad he was a bit of a head case and thus never really put it all together, but still had/has a successful career going.
Thanks for the post! Too bad we will never see anything like this ever again, especially with the modern cast of mundane tour pros. We need more of this type of golfer, pulling off outlandish stunts both on and off the course.
what a putt. 15 footer w/ everyone watching, it's obvious he yearns for the pressure to win it on a putt like that. it's crazy how some guys fold under pressure like that and champions wish for an opportunity like that.
Lord, I'm sitting here watching this at 4:32 AM. But I am retired, so it's no big deal. I just miss the heck out of Tiger playing on a regular basis. Does he have another win in him?
Just incredible. Tiger has the intimidation factor that Jack had back in his day. When he is playing anything like half good you are always going to come second. No mater who you are.
I miss when golf Channel was this good. Sportscaster, music, the overall feel. It felt like the golf Channel then, I don't know what it is now. Not the same.
Little did he know his world was about to change. The goat had a great run. If he never wins another major, it was still an epic career. But I think he has at least One more left in the tank.
Bubba I miss those days too brother. And yeah, there was always an expectation of the unbelievable. Love him or hate him; you've got to admit, he took the game to another level and made it exciting as hell.
but there is a future in which Tiger has 2 paths. 1 path is returning to golf and becoming magical again while the other leads to not playing golf on the PGA again.
Satia Manik No way, Jack is and always will be the best. Number of majors is how the best is judged in pro golf and that’s jack. If tiger gets there then I’ll agree, till then it’s Jack.
Matt Judy You know nothing of golf history if you really believe that. So before making a comment on something you know nothing about, google some of the greats, especially Jack.
@@chrisledbetter9278 That's your opinion. Not everyone shares that opinion. Numbers of majors, in my opinion, does not equate to the better golfer. That would mean Stricker, Parnevik, Jimenez and Monty are worse than Shaun Micheel, Paul Laurie, Rich Beem and Michael Campbell. That's simply not the case.
I can't believe its been so long ago. I still remember I fell asleep on the couch during the final holes only to wake up to all the roars when he made the putt on 18th
Yup- I thought the same thing. The motion, the tempo, the sound of the ball coming off the face at the EXACT sweet-spot... it was fundamentally goddamn, perfect. I could almost feel that strike in my own hands when I saw/heard it...🤤 (I assume you’re speaking of the swing at 19:50, that got analyzed after)
Unfortunately Tiger crashed his car, again, and this time shattered his leg into a million pieces, thus unceremoniously ending a career that -may- have seen him win a few more tournaments, and, with a bit of luck- maybe even a major or two. Anyway, those dreams got taken out the back behind the woodshed and put down, and El Tigrè has only himself to blame for that.
This magical Tiger golf will always be a joy to watch...sure would like to see some of that Tiger golf..but I'm afraid its had its time and now we see just regular Tiger unfortunately...((
Sean O’hair shit the bed here 100%, as he did on a number of other occasions, as well. He has an absolutely beautiful swing, but just doesn’t have it between the ears, it seems. If he did, he could be one of the top 30 golfers ever. But then again, if my aunt had balls she’d be my uncle. 🤷♂️
I honestly think it’ll do him good now in 2023/24 if he just puts his guard down and give his bag back to Steve. They were made for each other on the golf course.
@Carson Coke True, but if you are very knowledgeable about the modern swing and have insider info, you realize how often these guys like Costas and Miller are wrong in every telecast. It's fine, old washed up gents need a job too! =) Faherty and McCord on the other are realists and I enjoy them.
It's amazing how often Johnny Miller would scoff at Tiger's decisions, get proven wrong immediately, and then not learn his lesson. He never let that arrogance go.
It may be my memory but wasn’t the scandal like almost immediately after this? So glad to see him, not playing like THIS but finding a way to be the best with what his body will give him. One of the greatest pure athletes of all time.
Amazing to look back at this and know that Tiger’s personal life during this period was a near constant orgy of lies, sex, and infidelity. It’s astonishing he dominated to level he did while keeping his behind the scenes demons off the public radar for years. The sheer amount of effort and stress that must’ve taken, combined with the maintaining of his physical, mental, and swing form to continue winning at the pace that he did, a pace that may never been seen again... the mind boggles.
@@artieborko4988 meanwhile Tom Brady gets a divorce and falls off the face of the planet. The goat of goats is obvious. Dude walked 90 holes of the most important golf tournament in the world with a liquified kneecap. I think about it every day.
@@TimesUp777 yeah? and when did I say he did? (I’ll try and avoid saying “goddamn” like I did in the other comment you replied to, lest I offend you. My apologies. My comment was making the (clear) point that Tiger had an ENORMOUS amount of self-generated turmoil, lies, and deceit going on during some his most dominant years, yet it seems to have had little effect on his performance (on the course). Meaning that he was able to juggle the many, many, dirty little secrets he kept - any number of which could’ve been a nuclear bomb if discovered - and be able compartmentalize them Thursday thru Sunday each week at a level not many achieve. Yes, the juggling act eventually DID fail, and the nuclear bomb exploded in spectacular fashion and the wind in his sails started to wane.
Imagine what if feels like to *BeAt the socks oFF of ALL 'up n commers' 'has beens' 'hot streakers' and 'today's 'anyWHo's, for nearly 3 decades?* And even then, tHeY couldn't RoB you of your "GReaTeSt" title, along the waY! Just, imagine?
I felt that O'Hair's caddy let him down on on that approach shot at #16 by talking about semi-circle windows, and not enough about club selection and making sure to put the ball on the green. Making that swing with all that shit on his mind produced tightness, and a terrible result. I'm a big Tiger fan, but I liked O'Hair that Sunday, and wanted to see him get a win.
I loved having Johnny Miller calling these tournaments during the glory years of Tiger. Johnny was not always the most popular announcer, but he spoke truth without all the sugar.
I couldn't agree with you more. I remember watching all of these tournaments and miss Johnny's poignant unvarnished commentary.
I'm 56 now, and it was awesome to bear witness to Tiger Woods in his prime as well as Michael Jordan. Ahh, the good ole days. LOL
Wish I could have💪🏾
So cliche
@@robbie192, I'll give you another clichè, "eat me"! LOL. Go troll someone else. Hey, another clichè.
@okolekahuna lol...all good!
Tiger was great..Jordan was great
You and me both brother. We had the best sports. Magic and Bird, Michael, Joe Montana, Tiger Woods. Glory days
I'm 59 and I have been so fortunate to watch Jack and Tiger play in their heyday. No gig against Jack, but Tiger was the best clutch player ever!!!
He sure is.
You saw Jack in his heyday? Jack already had half his Majors by the time you were 7. You saw Jack in his heyday? C'mon Man! 😂
@@radar0412 - What's your alleged point? The numbers and record book don't lie....the ONLY thing Jack surpassed Tiger at is 18 vs 15 majors. Jack trails Tiger in EVERY OTHER significant performance category - in fact, in many of them Tiger laps Jack. Its not really close.
@@waldolydecker8118 I already made my ruling. Tiger is the Greatest golfer of all time. Jack is the Greatest CHAMPION of all time.
@@radar0412 - no problem...its a free country, so anyone can adopt their own individual motto or "ruling." Unfortunately, don't think your motto will be adopted by the masses after a wide selection of historians compile the numbers, history and story lines.
Tiger's off the field marital selection mistake and subsequent infidelity are well documented and publicized. Less publicized is Jack's resistance or at best complacency in the 1960's and 70's to the wide PGA tour policies barring many non-whites from tour participation. As the biggest name in the sport during his prime, Jack did little to nothing to change the historical exclusionary racial practices of his sport, choosing instead to support the attitude of his mentor Bobby Jones, a proud Georgia Segregationist whose "Masters" tournament infamously was the epitome of PGA/USGA racism. Woods in 1997 and afterwards did more to move Augusta, the PGA, and the USGA past its hardcore backwards intransigence than ANY prior PGA golfer. Ironic that this same PGA tour that now has its world dominance formidably threatened by billions in Saudi LIV funds, and while many of the PGA's top pros have bolted for heftier paychecks, it is Tiger Woods, the biggest name in the sport, standing by the PGA - something the PGA and its membership Country Clubs for years refused to do for golfers who looked like Tiger Woods, especially of prior generations.
After Nicklaus' death, look for golf historians and writers to more fully discuss Jack's fervent campaign support for convicted rapist, 18-felony convicted Business Tax cheat, 91-felony indicted co-conspirator, and serial adulterer, Donald Trump. Trump's 40 year infidelity to his three wives has been well documented and bragged about by Trump, making whatever Woods did look like peanuts. Jan 6th convicted insurrectionist "Proud Boys" testified that they were following their leader, Donald Trump. Nicklaus' written and campaign appearance support for such immoral leadership will get more detailed scrutiny once he is deceased and fear of offending the "Golden Bear" has dissipated.
Both players won a lot of championships, but both also have their shortcomings on and off the golf course. We will see what "ruling" history makes regarding who is the greatest champion.
I remember Tiger turning pro and watching these big tourney’s on Sunday’s with my family. Some great memories. The more you look back, the more you realize he’s the GOAT of all GOATs. Simply the best!
Jack is the GOAT..18 > 15
@@DTB1995 Not gonna argue with that but Tiger was the most dominant golfer of all time winning 12 majors in 8 years between 2000-2008. The most Jack won was 10 in 9 years. No one touches either of them. In the end Jack got it done more - Tiger played against much tougher competition - mostly because he himself expanded the game so much.
@@raytownloc he also played in way less majors, so a much higher winning percentage than Jack.
@@raytownloc in the 1998 master's Jack Nicklaus was 58 years old and finished tied for 6th place. Tiger finished tied for 8th in that Masters! Jack beat his butt at 58 years old on one of the hardest courses there is!
@@raytownloc btw, Tiger did not play against harder competition then Jack. The only great player played against was Phil Mickelson. Jack played against many legends of the game. If you look up the players they played against you will find that Jack's main opponents had more wins and major titles then Tigers main opponents did.
Miss seeing Tiger. Brought a lot to the game. Absolutely, one of the best ever!
Golf is not the same without tiger …. He is the goat …… making must make putts , no one can be like him… hope he recovers
Tiger has a flare for the dramatic on the largest stages!! He is truly the Greatest ever!!
Rest In Peace Arnie, True legend of the game️. I want to see this again sooooo badly. Keep pushing Tiger.
it feels so good to hear Arnie's voice again and listen to him talk about golf. Rest in peace.
That true ben
Arnie needling Miller got me in the feels.
I've officially watched this 5 times now, it won't be the last.
Tiger is not only talented, but he plays the other golfers. He knows if he waits long enough, they will make mistakes. It's won him a lot of tournaments. That discipline is incredible and not many of them have it.
Sad to see Arnie go :( Great man.
Love Tiger Woods, best golfer of all time.. been watching him since the 90’s!!! What a treat, I can only hope Charlie treats us to great golf, anything close to what his Father has accomplished wound be monumental. No need to freak out on the comments, only time will tell..
The thing I miss the most is the magic we constantly saw.
I miss live golf period. This covid shit is for the birds.
Just think, all we saw from TIGER was the result of one thing, HARD WORK ETHIC. He needed a shot for a particular type of shot that couldn't be taught him, he invented one. Maybe the greatest sports mind of anyone in any other sport.
I like magic
The good old days where players wore baggy pants, penalty areas were called hazards and Stevie William's still caddied for Tiger... These were great times.. Love this 'vintage' stuff....
And now the 2019 Masters champ! I was too young to see him through his prime but hopefully I'll get a taste of it in the next few years! Go tiger 🐯
It’s a shame because you missed something special
Hello breeze
Oof this aged bad so far...
Good luck with that Breeze. Tiger will probably never win again unless he plays on hhe Senior Tour which I doubt he will do.
Tigers done now. 2019 was his Outro
Go back and watch old vids if you want to see prime lol
Man I remember this tournament. Sean seemed like such a lock to be a star on the tour for years
Tiger at his best I certainly miss watching him in this form down the stretch.
Woods was the most talented and exciting player in the history of the game. He should have held the two biggest victory records by himself, but he self destructed.
He owns literally every other record the game has ever seen.
Majors are just simply overrated. 90 percent of tour players surveyed said they would rather have a career with 10 wins than a career with only one major win and nothing else.
You and your family would pray to have Tiger's "self-destructed" results: Even if he NEVER wins another tournament...(1) already a Billionaire, and smart investments will keep him set for eternity (2) 82 PGA wins, tied for most in history and achieved in a shorter period of time and against a far diverse and tougher field of competitors than Sam Sneed, (3) 15 Majors, second only to Nicklaus and the only significant PGA tour stat that Nicklaus still surpasses Woods - the other couple of dozen, Woods has already surpassed Jack, often lapping Jack along with the others.
Get off your high horse and your fairy tale ending...life rarely is storybook. What usually happens is you have to take the good with the bad. Dragnet's Jack Webb only wanted the facts...what was done, and what wasn't done...all the pontification about what "coulda, woulda, shoulda" is speculative nonsense. Just the facts accomplished on the field of play is what matters...the rest is speculative conjecture. What are the facts taken from the field of play you ask? The record book is clear....without needing to do anything else, Woods is already the most accomplished PGA golfer in history. Its not an emotional choice; remove the emotion and go step by step and compare the PGA numbers across the board...its not even close.
I am glad to have seen this person. The place was packed.
Clifton Regis must have been magical. Tiger hasn't been the same. Do you think he will surpass Nicklaus ?
i saw him in person at the 2012 memorial....it was the first time I''d ever seen him play in real life, and he pulled one of the most amazing shots he's ever pulled....and won the tournament, by pulling off birdies on 3 of the last 4 holes....in 2013, he was a pretty darn good version of TW.....injuries and his stupid scandal robbed him of pretty much every record in the game! Surpassing Jack seems like such a longshot now, but Tiger owns the record for the most PGA victories ever (excluding team events). He's the greatest ever, in my opinion, even if he never picks up a club again. I'm so appreciative that I got to see his talent play out for his entire career.
He got me into golf.
@@georgeqiao1464 yea he’s the GOAT. Tiger really changed the game of golf.
Such a shame that we don't see much of Sean O'Hair anymore, still one of my favorite players.
Sean has a fantastic swing, really one of the best and most fundamentally sound- and for sure one of the prettiest to watch. Too bad he was a bit of a head case and thus never really put it all together, but still had/has a successful career going.
Thanks for the post! Too bad we will never see anything like this ever again, especially with the modern cast of mundane tour pros. We need more of this type of golfer, pulling off outlandish stunts both on and off the course.
Antonio Kawarski What do you mean When tiger is winning he is boring.
I went on Sunday to watch him win and he did! Best 45$ I ever spent!!!🐅
He has done amazing things at Bay Hill and Memorial. Insane
Jack and Arnie's tournaments. Those two were pretty good too.
Tiger...the "Sunday Assassin"...nuff said....🐐
Watching this about a month after Tiger just won the Tour Championship...........aaahhhh how good this feels.
then the masters lolol greatest sports figure of ALL TIME !
"Ohhhh my god. Are you Kidding me ? Unbelieveble. OH MY GOD. Are you kidding me, Oh Oh ohhhh"
was that arnie or someone else?
Rest In Peace Arnie, True legend of the game❤️
Tiger made everyone play at a higher level to just not be embarrassed. So much great golf played by everyone during Mr. Woods’ Peak.
what a putt. 15 footer w/ everyone watching, it's obvious he yearns for the pressure to win it on a putt like that. it's crazy how some guys fold under pressure like that and champions wish for an opportunity like that.
that wedge shot on 16 was brilliant
Isn't 16 a par 5 now? Anyone know when they converted it??
That year, they made it a par 4. They changed it back the following year and it's been a Par 5 since.
Agree. The match was won on that hole.
TW videos are still amazing to watch in 2016.
Yep!
2017
"have you seen tiger woods highlights?" Ppl 100 years from now
so many amazing shots
r.i.p. the legend, arnold
No one ever made gold this exciting. And never will again!! Hope he returns. Maybe Augusta?!?!
Golf. Dang auto correct
Well you called it. He just won the Masters again
Absolutely BRILLIANT
Lord, I'm sitting here watching this at 4:32 AM. But I am retired, so it's no big deal. I just miss the heck out of Tiger playing on a regular basis. Does he have another win in him?
Let's hope so.
......that was code for "no f'n way".
looks like it will happen soon!
Looks like it will happen this weekend fingers crossed
yea to bad he shot 70 yesterday but he still has a good chance
Just incredible.
Tiger has the intimidation factor that Jack had back in his day.
When he is playing anything like half good you are always going to come second. No mater who you are.
Nice one taistyveg
People were competing for second place!!!
It’s amazing how many other competitors’ names you see come and go... yet Tiger‘s name outlasted all except Phil
Phil ain't on the same level..
I just enjoyed watching Mr Woods especially when he's Winning. Alhamdulilah Aamin ❤❤❤❤❤
I miss when golf Channel was this good. Sportscaster, music, the overall feel. It felt like the golf Channel then, I don't know what it is now. Not the same.
Little did he know his world was about to change. The goat had a great run. If he never wins another major, it was still an epic career. But I think he has at least
One more left in the tank.
This dude was ridiculous. Some day there will be another. I hope it’s in my lifetime
I hope he's a minority too
Very Doubtful there will ever be another that will dominate like he did .
@@jamesroboyle thats what they said about Jack and then Tiger came along.
I want to see this again sooooo badly. Keep pushing Tiger
How'd you like that cheeky Masters win?
when i first saw this on tv years back I was on my feet
Tiger will be clutch again wait and see he will win some more majors .............
You were right!
this aged well
@Jay D It's not edited, comments that are show as "Edited"
Like this one.
Love Tiger, you can see how much it means to him in success and failure
How can you love someone you don't even know lol
@@DTB1995 You love an ideal
damn i love the 2009 broadcast logos and graphics
There was a time when Tiger was magical.
keith steen I miss those days. He would get into trouble and pull the most amazing shot out of his ass.
Bubba I miss those days too brother. And yeah, there was always an expectation of the unbelievable. Love him or hate him; you've got to admit, he took the game to another level and made it exciting as hell.
but there is a future in which Tiger has 2 paths. 1 path is returning to golf and becoming magical again while the other leads to not playing golf on the PGA again.
What do you think ?
Tiger is magical...he'll defeat growing older.
at his best, Tiger tops all time golfers..
He's won at a rate about twice as high as anybody else. Too bad all of his injuries derailed his golfing career.
Easily
Satia Manik No way, Jack is and always will be the best. Number of majors is how the best is judged in pro golf and that’s jack. If tiger gets there then I’ll agree, till then it’s Jack.
Matt Judy You know nothing of golf history if you really believe that. So before making a comment on something you know nothing about, google some of the greats, especially Jack.
@@chrisledbetter9278 That's your opinion. Not everyone shares that opinion. Numbers of majors, in my opinion, does not equate to the better golfer. That would mean Stricker, Parnevik, Jimenez and Monty are worse than Shaun Micheel, Paul Laurie, Rich Beem and Michael Campbell. That's simply not the case.
My eyes still water watching Tiger play. #Quarantine2020
Sean ohare love his swing best for tall guys. 👍👍👍✌✌✌
Sean O' hair had so much promise in his early years. Pretty sad how far from grace he has fallen.
He's playing well right this minute
That pitch shot to 3 feet on 16 was the real difference. I mean my god what a shot!
Sean O'Hair's worst nightmare, leading into the final day and getting paired with Tiger.
I can't believe its been so long ago. I still remember I fell asleep on the couch during the final holes only to wake up to all the roars when he made the putt on 18th
Might be his best clutch Sunday ever
Good round Shot a 24 round season on the 2023 season
0:20 rookie of the year
Aaron Turk he just shoot a 24 under par good first Season 3:43
dude i couldn’t be his caddy i’d be getting way too hyped up. After every shot i’d be like GOD DAMN this mans a monster !!!!
You would have to include GOD in it wouldn't you?
My hero!
Love Sean O'hair's swing
Just shows that one’s own father can beat you into greatness.....lol
That line from Dan Hicks " A storybook comeback win" will be remembered.
Bill Hicks was one of a kind. One of my favorite comedians
Ladies and gents, the swing o hair made at about 20:38 is about as pure as it gets.
Yup- I thought the same thing. The motion, the tempo, the sound of the ball coming off the face at the EXACT sweet-spot... it was fundamentally goddamn, perfect.
I could almost feel that strike in my own hands when I saw/heard it...🤤
(I assume you’re speaking of the swing at 19:50, that got analyzed after)
@@artieborko4988 big man to cuss when you talk
incredible performance absolutely he is the GOAT.
At this time, Tiger really was a monster.
that no one dared to cross
The key word there is WAS.
TIGER WILL BE BACK!
No, his back is too injured. He won't be back.
Unfortunately Tiger crashed his car, again, and this time shattered his leg into a million pieces, thus unceremoniously ending a career that -may- have seen him win a few more tournaments, and, with a bit of luck- maybe even a major or two.
Anyway, those dreams got taken out the back behind the woodshed and put down, and El Tigrè has only himself to blame for that.
Great shot at 27:30
ten victories in 14 starts.!!! not human.
Love his pants... I wish Tiger would wear these kind today and not those very skinny ones!
Nike won’t be able to sell gear if that happened
@@mfanakithi2002 I mean they could probably have more than just one fit of pants in their lineup!
버디, 들어갔어요 타이거 우즈 우승~~~
와, 마지막 18홀 버디를 하면서
최종 합계 five 언더파 타이거 우즈가
2009 아놀드파머 인비테이셔널에서
역전 우승을 마지막홀 끝에 차지합니다.
This guy is good!!
He’ll be back 🐐
How has that aged for you so far? I like Tiger, but his winning days are long gone.
This magical Tiger golf will always be a joy to watch...sure would like to see some of that Tiger golf..but I'm afraid its had its time and now we see just regular Tiger unfortunately...((
the big cat is still winning in 2020, wheres the sean guy now? he surely swang good back then, kinda got a rory's move plus adam scott's finish.
I've been a Tiger fan since the beginning but boy I felt for O'hair .... shit, my stomach turned for that young man.
O'hair had/has a beautiful golf swing
Sean O’hair shit the bed here 100%, as he did on a number of other occasions, as well. He has an absolutely beautiful swing, but just doesn’t have it between the ears, it seems. If he did, he could be one of the top 30 golfers ever.
But then again, if my aunt had balls she’d be my uncle. 🤷♂️
This looks like the patriots vs falcons superbowl lol.
This is nothing compared to what LIV has to offer. A few weeks ago I saw a guy shoot 87, and still collected $130k!! Now that's excitement!
Sean was never the same after this tournament
Tiger Woods is still at his time.
Those who Can, DO! Those who CAN'T talk!!!
#TEAMTIGER
39:52 - 40:25 Perfect camera angle.
Damn there were much more overweight golfers back in the day.
I honestly think it’ll do him good now in 2023/24 if he just puts his guard down and give his bag back to Steve. They were made for each other on the golf course.
Gratulation
38:47 Johnny Miller that’s why tiger is better than you.
@Carson Coke True, but if you are very knowledgeable about the modern swing and have insider info, you realize how often these guys like Costas and Miller are wrong in every telecast. It's fine, old washed up gents need a job too! =) Faherty and McCord on the other are realists and I enjoy them.
It's amazing how often Johnny Miller would scoff at Tiger's decisions, get proven wrong immediately, and then not learn his lesson. He never let that arrogance go.
Given JM’s Success on the PGA Tour , he’s pretty credible when it comes to critique in my opinion.
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all tied one hole to go, the drama was intense
43:26 Okay Stevie make sure you're in the shot at all times 🤣😂
I think he knows what he's doing LOL
Vices & Madonna that’s one of the best STFU moments by Tiger
sean was never the same after that
It may be my memory but wasn’t the scandal like almost immediately after this? So glad to see him, not playing like THIS but finding a way to be the best with what his body will give him. One of the greatest pure athletes of all time.
It was like after the Australian Open.
Amazing to look back at this and know that Tiger’s personal life during this period was a near constant orgy of lies, sex, and infidelity. It’s astonishing he dominated to level he did while keeping his behind the scenes demons off the public radar for years. The sheer amount of effort and stress that must’ve taken, combined with the maintaining of his physical, mental, and swing form to continue winning at the pace that he did, a pace that may never been seen again...
the mind boggles.
@@artieborko4988 meanwhile Tom Brady gets a divorce and falls off the face of the planet. The goat of goats is obvious. Dude walked 90 holes of the most important golf tournament in the world with a liquified kneecap. I think about it every day.
@@artieborko4988 Tiger never dominated after the scandal. He had a few good year's after, but not very many.
@@TimesUp777 yeah? and when did I say he did? (I’ll try and avoid saying “goddamn” like I did in the other comment you replied to, lest I offend you. My apologies.
My comment was making the (clear) point that Tiger had an ENORMOUS amount of self-generated turmoil, lies, and deceit going on during some his most dominant years, yet it seems to have had little effect on his performance (on the course). Meaning that he was able to juggle the many, many, dirty little secrets he kept - any number of which could’ve been a nuclear bomb if discovered - and be able compartmentalize them Thursday thru Sunday each week at a level not many achieve.
Yes, the juggling act eventually DID fail, and the nuclear bomb exploded in spectacular fashion and the wind in his sails started to wane.
Imagine what if feels like to *BeAt the socks oFF of ALL 'up n commers' 'has beens' 'hot streakers' and 'today's 'anyWHo's, for nearly 3 decades?* And even then, tHeY couldn't RoB you of your "GReaTeSt" title, along the waY! Just, imagine?
Wtf just cut out the 17th hole were it was tied up again, like what happened?
the shot is over , why did he take 8 swings after on 18..
"The entire fucking field 2009 Arnold Palmer Invitational", we're looking only for Big Dick Eldrick
When you tout perfection but focus on the rest of the field....like O' Hair.
I felt that O'Hair's caddy let him down on on that approach shot at #16 by talking about semi-circle windows, and not enough about club selection and making sure to put the ball on the green. Making that swing with all that shit on his mind produced tightness, and a terrible result. I'm a big Tiger fan, but I liked O'Hair that Sunday, and wanted to see him get a win.
I bet it was awesome being Tigers caddy.
@38:40 why Tiger is the GOAT listen to the so called ''Experts''