🏈 While a lot of you were watching the Iron, and I was watching Bama baseball and softball, we all missed this shot by Tiger. In-freakin'-credible ball

[TerryP]

spin here. You golfers will want to pay attention to the end of his follow through and his wrist rotation. You'll know what's going to happen to the ball when you see.

 

[BamaFan334]

Clearly the guy know how to hit a golf shot, but a lot of the time you have to wonder if he does a lot of the extra at the end of the swing to create effect for when something like this happens, which is more times than not for him.

 

[TerryP]

but a lot of the time you have to wonder if he does a lot of the extra at the end of the swing to create effect for when something like this happens

Let your wonder cease. It's done for effect. In a way it's a lot like putting English on a cue ball.

It's really the same principle as rolling your wrists for a slight draw. In this case, exaggerated to a large degree. I've pulled off something similar a few times in my life but it's always been when I came up short on making the turn on a 90° dog leg. And I don't get that kind of distance (but then again that's normally setting up the next shot.)

On the other hand, Phil does something similar and he's just using a closed face with a slight wrist turn. Still, a hell of a shot here as well.

 

[EasyTider]

He Missed the putt

Drive for show, putt for dough

 

[TerryP]

Drive for show, putt for dough

On the other hand...

The secret to golf is turning three shots into two. - Bobby Jones.

 

[BamaFan334]

Let your wonder cease. It's done for effect. In a way it's a lot like putting English on a cue ball.

It's really the same principle as rolling your wrists for a slight draw. In this case, exaggerated to a large degree. I've pulled off something similar a few times in my life but it's always been when I came up short on making the turn on a 90° dog leg. And I don't get that kind of distance (but then again that's normally setting up the next shot.)

On the other hand, Phil does something similar and he's just using a closed face with a slight wrist turn. Still, a hell of a shot here as well.

Phil has every shot in the book. To me, he is the most complete golfer I have ever seen. He can simply do it all. he also owns best golf commercial I have ever seen as well.