WATCH: Tiger Woods’ Up And Down Left-Handed From Under A Bush Is Why We Love Match Play
- Updated: March 28, 2019
Tiger Woods made one of the more ridiculous up and downs for par you’ll see all year from under the bushes at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play on Thursday.
In his second match against Brandt Snedeker, Tiger found himself in a precarious spot on the 10th hole after inexplicably flying the green on the short par-4 at Austin Country Club.
Anytime Tiger gets down on his knees, we all take a collective breath and pray he will get back to his feet. But this was …. different:
From his knees.
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 28, 2019
Left-handed.
In the bushes.@TigerWoods has ALL the shots. 👏#LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/dmyexHvqr7
With no hesitation, Tiger got down, took a
If you don’t love match play, something is wrong with you. It’s shots like this that guys ordinarily have no business hitting are willing to try because they have nothing to lose except the hole.
Tiger made the par putt for the tie. GOAT save!
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