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I’m not the biggest Tiger fan… but honestly this is a testament to how
good he actually is… not many players, professional or not, would have
been able to scrape around like he did and still save par. John Daly would
have withdrew after the first few holes, amd most wouldn’t even have
attempted to play at all. So while this is labeled as a fail for some, I
think he showed great poise and gave a tremendous effort
Why the “epic fail” comment at the end? Uncalled for.
His acceleration through the ball isn’t nearly as stable as it was 10 years
ago. Now he’s trying to “look” like the cover of Ben Hogan’s 5 lessons with
the spine angle just WAY too bent. That wasn’t “real life” Hogan; just a
artistic representation. There’s nothing wrong with coming in on the inside
as long as you have the equal and opposite force going left after impact.
Tiger still has power but he’s not controlling it like he used to. It’s not
because of his injuries. It’s because what he wants to do and what he
should do are not quite right. He’s not far from his old form, he just
needs to work on his post impact acceleration.
Faldo talks a pile of crap. “he just through his arms at it” *sigh* yeah,
he really hit that 330 yard bomb terrible didn’t he lol tigers ballstriking
may be currently crooked & pitching shakey, but he’s no fu#king hacker, the
character assassination attempts from the commentary and media as a whole
annoy me. I’d love him to win a major this year… Would shut up the
haters.
This is like watching Michael Jordan play baseball.
It’s so confusing.
I think tigers problem is pretty simple, and faldo’s graph was a great shot
at it. Tiger just can’t get around like he used to be able to. What made
him so great, that violent, incredible turn with all the club head speed
and that incredible lag, tore his back and knees up to the point he can’t
make the proper turn and angles. If he ever wants to be even in competition
again, he’s gonna have to deal with the fact his body can’t do it anymore
and get back to the “feel”. Slow the swing a little, deal with some loss of
distance, and get back to hitting great shots. Chip shots aren’t about
angle or swing plane, thats a “feel” shot and he doesn’t have it right now.
All great ball strikers’ heads go down on their down swing. Just check out
Scott, Rory, Martin etc. Tiger was the player of the year in ’13. He’s
coming back from a back surgery and would love to see him win majors shut
all these haters like Faldo.
Good shots he does not grimace bad shots he looks like he has been kicked
in the balls.
Breaking towards the ocean? Seriously! Commentators are awful!!!
He is bloody good this lad…. How many majors has he won?
When I got the notification that you uploaded this, I seriously couldn’t
believe it hahahah. I hate rewatching that first chip.
epic fail. lol
I seriously hope he gets his game in order.
He needs to slow the swing down
hard, so hard