Tiger Woods down-the-line iron slow motion shot from the fifth tee on the final day of the US Open at the Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pennsylvania in June 2007

stripe64.blogspot.com The best ball striker of all time. en.wikipedia.org William Ben Hogan (August 13, 1912 July 25, 1997) was an American golfer, and is generally considered one of the greatest golfers in the history of the game.[1] Born within six months of two of the other acknowledged golf greats of the twentieth century, Sam Snead and Byron Nelson, Hogan is notable for his profound influence on the golf swing theory and his legendary ball-striking ability, for which he remains renowned among players and aficionados. His life is depicted in the biographical film, Follow the Sun (1951). 64 Professional Wins (4th all time) 9 Major Championship Wins 2 - Masters 4 - US Open 1 - British Open 2 - PGA Championship PGA Player of the Year - 1948, 1950, 1951, 1953 PGA Tour Money Leader - 1940, 1941, 1942, 1946, 1948 Vardon Trophy - 1940, 1941, 1948

Tiger Woods hit a text-book perfect chip in this face-on slow motion shot during the US Open at the Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pennsylvania in June 2007

Tiger Woods back right driver slow motion shot from the first tee on the final day of the US Open at the Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pennsylvania in June 2007

Tiger Woods US Open 18th Hole Putt

Bob Toski analyzes the golf swing of Tiger Woods. Amazing video clip. Hall of Fame golfer Buddy "The King of Clubs" Demling says Tiger is the best player in the world today. US Marine veteran Lukas Dwelly agrees.

John Lubin of The John Lubin Golf School (www.johnlubingolf.com) shows us the proper club face release technique.

Phil Mickelson 13th Hole US Open Disaster - Golf - From The Golf Channel Commentary

Tiger swinging with long iron un US open, perfect motions.

Tiger Woods shows us how great he is in the 3rd round of the US Open.

Tiger Woods compilation, mostly focusing on his recent US open victory

Log on @ www.bpg.ie for free video golf tips This video is an analysis of Tiger Woods swings 1 year apart from 2007 to his recent US open victory, enjoy Listen to Tiger talking about his knee injury http

The biggest tragedy in golf. Jean van de Velde's collapse at the Open Championship at Carnoustie in 1999. A double bogey 6 or better was all that seperated the Frenchman from the Claret Jug. He made a 7!!!!!! He lost the resulting 3 way playoff to local hero Paul Lawrie. I uploaded this video as Carnoustie which is currently holding the Open, will always remind me of Jean's antics at the last. I have a blog entry of the tragic event. You can find it here

Radar based system used to track golf ball speed and distance.

I put together a collection with some of my favorite and most memorable moment of Tiges Woods' earlier years. They are shown as follow: * Final putt to win the -97 Masters Tournament by 12 storkes * Chip-in at the -99 Memorial Tournamnent * Hole In one at the -97 Phoenix Open * Win at the -99 PGA Championship * Putting agains Bob Hope at the age of 2 * Final putt to win the -00 Mercedes Championship playoff * Hole out for eagle and win at the -00 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am * Win at the -00 The Memorial Tournament * 190 yard pitchingwedge out of thick rough at the -00 NEC Invitational * 15 stroke win at the -00 US Open Championship * 8 stroke win at the -00 British Open Championship * Final approach and win in the dark at the -00 NEC Invitational * Birdie putt at the first playoff hole at the -00 PGA Championship Hope you like it!

A collection of Tiger's swing from the US Amateurs. View swings frame by frame and variable slow motion at headcoverleash.com

Tigers amazing comeback

stripe64.blogspot.com Tiger Woods on the 6th Tee at Bay Hill during the Wednesday Pro Am, 3/14/2007. www.bayhill.com 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009 Bay Hill / Arnold Palmer Invitational Champion Tiger Woods PGA Tour Victories No. - Date - Tournament 01 - 10/06/96 - Las Vegas Invitational 02 - 10/20/96 - Walt Disney World Classic 03 - 01/12/97 - Mercedes Championships 04 - 04/13/97 - The Masters 05 - 05/18/97 - GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic 06 - 07/06/97 - Motorola Western Open 07 - 05/10/98 - bellsouth Classic 08 - 02/14/99 - Buick Invitational 09 - 06/06/99 - Memorial Tournament 10 - 07/04/99 - Motorola Western Open (2) 11 - 08/15/99 - PGA Championship 12 - 08/29/99 - NEC Invitational 13 - 10/24/99 - Nat. Car Rental Classic Disney (2) 14 - 10/31/99 - The Tour Championship 15 - 11/11/99 - American Express Championship 16 - 01/09/00 - Mercedes Championships (2) 17 - 02/07/00 - AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am 18 - 03/19/00 - Bay Hill Invitational 19 - 05/28/00 - Memorial Tournament (2) 20 - 06/18/00 - US Open 21 - 07/23/00 - The Open Championship 22 - 08/20/00 - PGA Championship (2) 23 - 08/27/00 - NEC Invitational (2) 24 - 09/10/00 - Bell Canadian Open 25 - 03/18/01 - Bay Hill Invitational (2) 26 - 03/25/01 - The Players Championship 27 - 04/08/01 - The Masters (2) 28 - 06/03/01 - Memorial Tournament (3) 29 - 08/26/01 - NEC Invitational (3) 30 - 03/17/02 - Bay Hill Invitational (3) 31 - 04/14/02 - The Masters (3) 32 - 06/16/02 - US Open (2) 33 - 08/11/02 - Buick Open ...

126-yard par-3 17th hole at Sunshine Coast Golf and Country Club in Gibsons, BC. First round of two-round Toughguy US Open (yes, we're golf nerds). Hit tee shot short and left into artificial water hazard fronting the green. Because the ball was still sitting up a bit, I decided to play it as it lay instead of taking the penalty. The club was a 60-degree Tommy Armour W4 845 Silver Scot. I cannot provide any more details other than I was surprised how clean I was able to stay after the explosion of mud and water. Oh, and I two-putted to save bogey but '4' is better than '5' any day of the week and twice on Sundays.

Bubba Watson booms a driver in this down-the-line slow motion shot during the US Open at the Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pennsylvania in June 2007