Inside a Tiger Woods Range Session | Undercover Lessons | Golf Digest

Be a fly on the wall during a warm-up session with fifteen-time major champion Tiger Woods and his practice partner and longtime friend Rob McNamara. Listen in on their discussions, learn about Tiger’s swing, and watch him call the shots—high, low, draw, fade. An amazing display of skill from golf’s greatest shotmaker. Filmed in late 2019.

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[mathewpanikar]

8:58 he hits a low bullet, followed by a high ball. Both carries are within 2 yards, with a 4 iron. Absolutely sick stuff, guy's a machine.

[anthonypaino]

Tiger was at HIS best in early 2000s, but I am convinced that THIS is his best swing. Before his car accident everything looked perfect, so consistent, not reliant on his superior athleticism…it’s a swing that you can teach others, unlike his swing in his prime…love this!!!

[jakeprivette]

The consistency in his strike, ball flight, distances, and shot shapes are what makes him the best iron player of all time. The guy is just a total machine.

[DuddyToh]

I might watch this video daily, the consistency with his ball striking and the effortless execution when he talks about a shot. Hitting cuts and High draws with the 4 iron. Then flights the 4 iron and he said “that’s easy if you want to impress me hit a high one off that lie” he proceeded to do it while talking…”how’s that” 🤯

[johnblaker]

I think it’s funny to watch the comments hating on Rob. The guy has been well known as Tigers friend and practice partner for his whole career. If Tiger didn’t like the guy, he wouldn’t be there. I don’t see TW hanging out with random YouTube commenters. Sounds like there’s something beyond “good on camera” that TW cares about in longterm friends.

[johnpaul]

I was listening to the sound coming off Tiger's club and Rob's club, What a difference

[Ourpetsheadsarefallingoff]

Crazy how his flighted 4 iron, high and low, both went the same yardage. GOAT

[DrumTD]

Love how all business Tiger is. Dude is like "it amazes me how much loft and shape you can get out of your 3 Wood compared to your Driver" and Tiger without hesitation goes "yeah, it's got more loft.." lmao

[w.martin]

I've seen Tiger warm up a few times in tournaments over the years, even when he was junior playing at the Byron Nelson. It's hard to describe just how good his ball striking is on the range, the sound, the flight, the rhythm, the mechanics, the balance, and the fact that he does it with those thin little blades. Video just doesn't do it justice, but it's still great to watch.

[nsttig]

Watching this drom rhe UK in winter I am so jealous of that grass range.

[al]

Love the way he stays in posture throughout his swing. Effortless

[arielgonzalez]

Post Back Fusion Tiger 18-20 had really found something with his tempo and swing. I think we could really be looking at a 16 Time Major champion had it not been for the accident by now

[buaya]

the sound of solid impact pleased my ear

[Murf]

Amazing Athlete, I mean what more can be said about Tigers inner person, to get back to where he's comfortable again, inspiration can be lost as fast as its obtained, but motivation is hardwired, and know one on this planet has more motivation then Tiger Woods, period! Ty Golf digest loved it!

[rossharris]

How beautiful is that mock neck! What a colour! Was this ever released?!

[matthewwylie]

Everyone! I can’t stress this enough. Tiger shows so well in this video how he manipulates ball flight with set up. When he blasts his first drive right he says “I set up too far left.”

[wartowellness]

It says in the description filmed in late 2019 for everyone thinking this is a new video

[jothkell]

Can you edit out Robs awkward laughs and repost?

[Jmotwa]

I could literally watch this all day and not get tired.