Tiger Woods' tee shot under pressure? Wow YouTube stars

“This is crazy.”

“This is crazy.”

“This is crazy.”

“This is crazy.”

Four crazy people, over seven minutes, so, at least, Grant Horvat leaves no questions about his feelings. He was stunned. But then he applied a Tiger Woods move and things clicked. The only crazy thing is the quality of the footage.

YouTube superstar Horvat and 15-time major winner Woods talked about the buffet in a video posted to Horvat's channel on Tuesday (you can watch the full video here ). They discussed how to hit the golf club better. Whether Woods will actually keep the turf is a hot topic these days. But Horvat struggled when he asked Woods about his preferred approach to hitting the ball under pressure.

What's his answer?

Woods said he tried to hit the ball with his heel – he drove the ball low, about an inch off the ground.

But why open low? Woods explained.

“Well, I like that,” Horvath says in the film. “Because I feel like it forces me – if anything, when I get bad, my lady…”

Woods said: “You go down.”

“That's the way I go, yeah,” Horvat said. “So the club comes back behind me and I'm going to lose it.

“It keeps you on top, swings more to the left, and like I said, I try to hit the ball — for me, in my career, I've always hit it off the heel,” Woods said. “

Horvat said: “Were you trying to intentionally knock the ball off your heel?”

“Well, that's how I squeezed them out of the game,” Woods said. “It wasn't about how far I could hit it. It was working. My heel was cut.

“Interesting,” Horvat said.

Minutes later, Woods said in the video that by driving the ball lower, the “difference” would be reduced.

“So I lowered the tee box, and it actually became straighter,” Horvat said.

“There's less difference below and above — it's a tighter dispersion,” Woods said. “That's ultimately what we want — something more consistent, right? Not as much — between high and low.” The difference, they're tighter, so there's less adjustment, I mean, you're so good, you just have to adjust it a little bit, not so drastic, I mean, for me, the tee height is a little bit. That decided it, right?

“Yeah, 100 percent,” Horvat said. “I mean, it changed my whole path. When the ball was hit high, I naturally tried to hit it like that, but I wasn't flexible enough to be able to hit it like that.” Like that.

“Well, it's great to go ahead and that's how you're able to play high-bounce draws,” Woods said. “That's great, that's all good. There's some truth to that. Now, if you have to Another way to hit it, so the difference between that and putting it on top – I like to have a tighter dispersion, and of course I'm not going to hit it because the variance of my bomb draw won't be with me. The squeeze cuts are the same. I'm going to have less dispersion, which is nice.

“I just need that swing to get right into the game because I haven’t felt like that lately,” Horvat said.

“Well, sometimes you have to get the ball in play and other times you have to turn around or send a ball and use the wind instead of using the wind,” Woods said. “But it's nice to have that opportunity and it's nice to be able to There is such a choice.

indeed. The question is, is this suitable for everyone? It's worth noting that Woods once said players shouldn't watch [expletive] YouTube should be looking to improve – so you think this suggestion is worth at least hearing. Indeed. But swinging is different; Horvat, for example, is technically superb. But will this tip scare high-handicap players who are prone to heading the ball? certainly.

Still, Woods likes to tee it up low.

An item in his golf bag underscores this point.

“I couldn't believe how low you were off the tee,” Horvat said in the video. “That's crazy. And then you wear those short T-shirts.

“That's all I have,” Woods said.

“It's crazy,” Horvath said.

Editor's Note: To view the full video of Horvat and Woods, Please click here Or scroll directly below.

”>