Tiger Woods may not have won the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play last week, but he was responsible for a couple of the best shots of the week, including this ridiculous kneeling, left-handed, upside-down chip from a bush to save his par.
From his knees.
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 28, 2019
Left-handed.
In the bushes.@TigerWoods has ALL the shots. 👏#LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/dmyexHvqr7
The splash out to 5 feet allowed Woods to tie the par-4 10th hole with Brandt Snedeker, and although he did eventually lose the match, 2 and 1, Tiger won his next two matches before losing in the quarterfinals at Austin Country Club.
But, if you happen to be the type of golfer who plays out of a lot of bushes and are looking for some tips, listen up - because Tiger sat down afterward to let others in on the tricks of the trade.
If you want to hit it out of the junk like the 14-time major champ, he breaks it down for you in five easy steps:
Want to hit recovery shots like @TigerWoods?
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 1, 2019
Follow his step-by-step instructions ... pic.twitter.com/viYVVJT87t
So, to review:
1) Hit a shot into the bush.
2) Don't poke your eye out.
3) Use the 7-iron for loft.
4) Interlock left-handed grip.
5) Arc it alot.
Most weekend hackers should have no problem following those instructions. Well, at least the first one.
