‘Hello, new world.’ Tiger Woods reacts to best career moments in PGA TOUR Studio

82-time PGA TOUR winner Tiger Woods gets an immersive experience at the recently opened PGA TOUR Studios, a cutting-edge media production facility adjacent to the Global Home in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. From his first press conference as a professional in 1996 at the age of 20, where he opened with the now-famous line "I guess, hello world, huh?" at the Greater Milwaukee Open to his 2018 victory at the TOUR Championship where fans swarmed the course, Woods reflects on some of his best moments and what drives the 15-time major championship winner. Other moments include his iconic "Better than most!" putt on the Island Green at TPC Sawgrass in THE PLAYERS Championship in 2001 and winning events hosted by Byron Nelson, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus.


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[BasicBodThor]

The most electrifying player there's ever been. Sundays watching Tiger in his prime was something else.

[Thegriam-pt]

I grew up watching Tiger. From when he was 3 years old on the Johnny Carson Show. I was always a big fan of Tiger from that day forward. Living up in northern Canada it was always on TV seeing him win win win. Now at 55 years old I finally had my first opportunity to see him at the PNC championship with his son Charlie a couple weeks ago. Wow it was awesome to see and hear Tiger swing the clubs. I only wish I could have gotten an autograph 🙏🏻 Oh well maybe someday as I now live in south Florida. Great video! Love the New PGA golf look!! Hopefully Tiger can Win one more major event 🙏🏻😊👍🏻🇺🇸

[mcpy]

Tiger is always a legend in Golf history, hope he can win more tournaments & break more records

[ConnorMiller]

If you didn’t grow up during Tiger’s prime years, I feel bad for you. You missed out on the golden years of golf. You would come home from school and watch him play, even on NFL Sunday. He’s the reason we have so many star young players on tour because they all idolized him and picked up the game of golf rather than football. Tiger is the GOAT! 🐐

[KDUBBS]

Tiger WILL go down as probably the most influential person in the history of golf. He drove the sports popularity, he drove technological advancement in equipment, and he changed the way people approach and play the game.

[Pahroni-DJ]

Listening to Tiger speak about his mindset is great and it aligns with the keys to golf success! Control, Committment, Competetiveness, but he says what Tiger says matters the most is "Commitment" at 08:05. When asked to define "Clutch" at 09:10, Tiger's response was - "Hard Work going into a Belief in Yourself at that Moment and Trust what you've done as there is NO DOUBT, and You Do It". Essentially, to play well, you must commit and believe in yourself. Such a great piece of work PGA Studios!!

[FrankDiNardi]

There was nothing like waking up on the weekend going to play golf and then coming home and watching Tiger dominate golf tournaments in the afternoon!

[RandyPRamproops]

82 wins that's a whole lot of winning love you TIGER!!! thanks for the memories

[whyooter]

So many fabulous soundbites. “First things first, you gotta make the weekend to give yourself a chance”!! Apply that to life by not focusing on the big picture, its the small wins (goals) all along the way that lead there.

[tannerdavis]

This could be 5 hours long and I’d watch ever second

[adiejam]

Looking at legends of all different decades in sport, music and art etc....I am so so proud to say I lived, breathed, experienced and still alive during the life of Tiger Woods. No player in my era has come close or ever will.

[eightyeightkeys]

If anybody needs to become the logo in golf it’s Tiger.. just unbelievable.

[aaronrodilla]

He was an incredible athlete. But also so much fun to watch his contents...can't wait for him to focus on teaching golf and his deep knowledge..will be incredible

[picklemetimbers]

I was a sophomore in High School in 2001. I remember Tiger vividly. I played state level soccer. Never touched a golf club. Watching him that year made me try golf for the first time. I have been playing ever since. Now, I am excited to be able to watch Charlie. A prodigy. The son of my favorite golfer ever Tiger Woods.

[usefulprogrammer]

Growing up there was nothing better than that smell of spring on a Sunday morning, and seeing tiger tee off in red. Golf won’t be the same without him.

[ThreeCoorsDown]

This was an amazing homage to a generational influencing hero. Good luck with TGL Tiger.

[ΜΟΛΩΝΛΑΒΕ_]

No one will have the same charisma and energy as tiger.

[joeldriver-sprg]

At 55 years of age I feel very fortunate to have watched Tiger's entire career and also Michael Jordan. To me they're the two greatest athletes that I've ever watched and most influential. I think if golf and basketball are still being played 200 years from now there still won't ever be anybody better than these two.

[incog]

The youth have no idea what a true legend truly is. No one has changed their respective sport like Tiger had. He is the reason golf courses changed their distances. Hes why there are "Tiger tees". No one has ever had the influence over a sport like he has. We wouldn't have a fraction of the talent we do in golf now without him. You had to live though his prime to even understand the power of his influence. Young guns now will never reach this heights!

[brendashepherd]

When Tiger came out of the woods golf was something else. Sunday afternoon was magical.