All-time greatest shots from THE PLAYERS

Check out the top 40 shots throughout the history of THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass, featuring all-time shots by Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth and more.


The PGA TOUR heads to the iconic Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass for the 2022 edition of THE PLAYERS Championship. The top 30 golfers in the FedExCup standings, including 2017 FedExCup winner and defending champion Justin Thomas, will tee it up this week. World No.1 Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland and Collin Morikawa are just some of the biggest names in golf battling it out for the $3.6 million winner’s share. Hovland remains one of the hottest players in the game, leading at the halfway point of the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard. Hideki Matsuyama is also in impressive form after winning the Sony Open this year. In 2020, Matsuyama tied the TPC Sawgrass scoring record (a 9-under 63) in the opening round and following the cancellation of that tournament, he'll be aiming to go all the way for the first time this year. The reigning FedExCup Champion, Patrick Cantlay, is looking to continue his excellent start to the season - he’s finished outside the top 10 in just one of his five starts so far.

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[jamest]

There is nothing better then the awkward handshakes / high fives from golfers after great shots. Unmatched.

[HokiePitcher]

That Vijay singh shot deserved to be higher....who in the world would even think of using a putter like that? Incredible

[stanyeeast]

There's a ton of luck involved in this stuff, but a lot of people don't understand how talented these dudes are to even put the ball in a position for the luck to actually matter

[AB-nvbz]

Wait, miguel angel jimenez was actually young at some point. I though he was just born at 50 with cigar in his mouth and a club in his hands. True legend. He is truly "the most interesting man in the world".

[GusLascola]

This is more the style of content we want to be seeing!

[nathandittmer]

id never seen that craig perks finish before. jaw literally dropped. Honestly, most impressive shot is the phil mickelson gap in the trees. The confidence to hit that is insane.

[TehPhL]

i really appreciate that those aren't just all hole in ones. I think we can all appropriate a hole in one, but seeing these seemingly impossible shots with tough conditions being pulled of is something else.

[CinemaDemocratica]

Calvin Pete's victory in the '85 TPC was my introduction to the fun of watching big-time golf on TV. I was sixteen, and it was such a thrill to follow his progress all the way around. He kept smiling at the camera and saying, FORT MYERS." <3

[charles-andrelamothe]

Freddy’s swing at 12:53… pure as can be…

[dfloriza]

Freddie holing out in par after hitting the water was just jaw-dropping. I'll always remember that shot

[MrWigges]

Love those late 90s/early 2000s highlights. So many pure swings.

[RoninClips]

1:33 Shooter McGavin making us proud with those shots! 🏌️‍♂️⛳️

[loyisomtshali]

Veejay Singh's putt with the toe of the putter 🔥

[cneddy]

No one will ever get people more excited and into golf like Tiger did

[foreignautomobiles]

Man, the 90's and 00's were an exciting time for golf.

[stealthslurpee]

Fred couples iron swing is just a thing of beauty

[julianpapin]

Love watching Freddie getting excited 7:42

[psalmer]

Great to see Calvin Peete get some love.

[rezenking]

6:53 that Ryan Moore shot that went directly in the cup with the flag in it was absolutely nuts

[BlackWatrGTR]

Lots of incredible shots in this video but the most impressive thing I saw was how Fred Couples swings his clubs like he's stuck in molasses abs still manages to get tour distance. It's absolutely incredible. I have a slow swing but Freddie is on another level.