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22 thoughts on “Tiger Woods – Ultra Slow Motion (Driver) Torrey Pines”

  1. Tiger is all about torque. That stress on the body is what causes him to be
    so good to watch and so likely to be injured.

    Like Rafa in tennis. You cant play when injured so the swing must be
    subservient to the likely injury caused by the movement.

  2. That is what gets a lot of people in trouble…lag. Most people would
    emulate these moves by the pros and the results are slices or blocking
    balls to the right. Most amateurs should try to straighten the right arm
    once reaches waist heights in order to close the club face. Took me over 14
    years to figured that out. 

  4. Yet ANOTHER great slow mo vid showing that all the best to have ever hit a
    driver do NOT hit it on the upswing. The amount of instructional vids from
    Pro’s saying that you should hit it on the way up is crazy. 

  5. bad set up. his hands should be in front of the ball. shaft and left arm
    in straight line. he used to have a nice set up when he was young. look
    at the good drivers: mcilroy and nicklaus are examples – straight line.

  6. I’ve driven some of the best cars BMW has to offer and they are the
    Ultimate Driving Machines on the road…on the golf course it’s Tiger
    Woods! I love you Tiger! Masters 2015 Masters 2015 Masters 2015 Masters
    2015 Masters 2015 Masters 2015 Masters 2015 Masters 2015 Masters 2015
    Masters 2015 Masters 2015 – Tiger Woods Champion

  7. During his mid and late downswing (as he approaches impact) his head and
    eyes are pointing at a spot about 12 inches “behind” the ball. He’s hitting
    it blind. How does he know where the ball is if he’s looking so far behind
    it? This is much different than a player like David Duval or Carl
    Pettersson who are looking at least 12 inches in front of the ball at
    impact. It also seems like Tiger’s mostly using his upper body—I’m not
    seeing any lateral movement with the lower body and I don’t think he’s
    using a traditional left hip clearing move while the arms remain completely
    passive and the left arm freewheels into impact a la Hogan. I know
    historically Tiger’s lower body was so explosive that it would race ahead
    of his hands and arms and he’d get “stuck.” Is this a new method of
    minimizing lower body movement in the downswing and swinging more with just
    his tremendous upper body core (abs, shoulders, neck, arms, wrists, hands)?
    Or is it just at this “face on” view I can’t see how much his hips are
    opening? I know most Pros hips are completely open at impact. World class
    flexibility and strength to be able to hit your 7 iron 200 yards with an
    extra stiff dynamic gold shaft. 

  11. That is a STUNNINGLY good impact position…right through his entire body!
    That is as good as I have ever seen…and I have been playing, watching or
    teaching this game for 44years….Imagine Tiger Woods as a LONG and
    STRAIGHT driver of the ball with his course management, iron and short game
    !!!!….will injury stop us??? good God Almighty I hope not!!

  18. You have no idea what you’re talking about, but good luck with your
    complete ignorance. Come to the range or course any time and bring your
    wallet.

  19. RYHELLMS, Is Tiger your buddy? Did WAXGOLF hurt your feeling or something?
    I don’t know Mr. Watts, but he has done work with the golf swing that MANY
    good players and LDA competitors have acknowledged as quite progressive.
    Personally I had to find a better way to swing after my back went out
    (because of a faulty move I had) and now not only am I LONGER and more
    accurate….I’m pain free. He knows what he is doing and his swing is DAMN
    good also! I’ve seen them ALL…And WAXGOLF can do it!

  21. HA!!! 40 times better than your “perfect swing”…. I didn’t know the
    “perfect swing” included an overly exaggerated take back, leg lift at the
    top, and a crazy finish all directed by the arms. You literally took the
    words out of my mouth when you said “what a silly and ridiculous way to
    swing a golf club”, go back to your crappy range and bang a few more 265
    yd. drivers for me. Thanks, Butch Harmon

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