Tiger Woods' greatest escapes on the PGA TOUR

Throughout his career, Tiger Woods' golf ball has found some interesting places and lies on the course and more often than not, he pulls off an amazing shot. Check out the best of these escapes on the PGA TOUR (excluding majors).


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[justinwilson]

That 9 iron slice out of the bunker is the best shot I’ve ever seen in the history of golf.

[RickShielsPGA]

DIFFERENT LEVEL!! Loved watching these shots again

[macxavier]

I don't know what's more legendary, these shots or the fact that the very first thing you see when the video starts is Tiger taking a swing with his hat on backwards.

🐐

[CharlesUrban]

Even Tiger Woods makes bad shots. He just makes really good shots after the bad shots.

[vulturevic]

I wouldn’t even attempt 75% of those shots. The other 25% I would’ve killed someone in the gallery.

[valpo]

I love how the vast majority of these shots just elicit laughter and incredulous ‘come on!’s from the announcers.

[PortCapital]

Tiger never shoots out of just sets up trickshots for himself

[ericgadberry]

This man is the single reason I love golf. Period, changed the sport when it needed it most.

[mikeyyatala]

2:15 in, the best shot I have ever seen. The way he finished his follow through, a long shot out of the bunker, the amount of side spin he got unbelievable the 🐐

[Reiderreiter]

This to me is what truly made him a legend. So many times his drive or approach shot would go wayward and make him have to make one of these kinds of shots to save his round. And so many times, he did exactly that.

Maybe the greatest scrambling player ever.

[MrAhuapai]

Jack Nicklaus has won the most majors and is quite rightly lauded and applauded.On the other hand when Tiger got his game going, we have never seen and and unlikely to ever see again anything to rival his execution and sheer domination of a golf course.Simply a force of nature.

[jeffreysmith]

I grew up in the 70s and 80s era and watch alot of golf in those days. I remember how the golfers in those days were very creative with their game. Then Tiger came along and all these guys he plays with just tee it up and hit straight down there. Not much work in their game . But Tiger knew how to create a shot. He hit low, he hit high, hit a power draw, power fade, duck hook, slice, and he knew how to scramble. No wonder he won so many tournaments. He has a all around great game.

[MrSubmariner]

Listen to the announcers of 'young' Tiger compared to older Tiger. Back then they were surprised when he made these shots. Later they were surprised when he didn't.

[niceshot]

That was one of the greatest Tiger Woods highlight reels I've ever seen.

[MrJdebest]

82 PGA Tournament wins, 9 Vardon trophies, 40 wins on the European tour, 15 Majors, 147 consecutive cuts made. G.O.A.T.

[alecbales]

No matter how many times this is suggested to me I will always watch

[brown]

I was fortunate enough to walk 18 with Tiger in his prime. He makes these imaginative shots look easy. He had 119 yards into Firestone #9 and was completely blocked by branches. He carried a lob wedge 120 just past the pin, right through a 3x3' opening in the canopy 60 feet above. He was like "meeh that'll do".

[GolfSimulatorVideos]

I could use some of those escapes from my recent drives 😂😂. Amazing

[alexchandler]

Best there is
Best there was
Best there ever will be

[deeohen]

So fortunate. Was in my 20's and 30's when he was at his best. Was a great time to be a mortal golfer learning what "could be".