Tiger Woods is good at golf.
And over the course of his legendary golf career, Woods has pulled off his share of miraculous shots. But I don’t think we’ve ever seen him attempt what he did against Brandt Snedeker at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play on Thursday.
Woods found himself in a tough spot. His ball was under some shrubbery just beyond the green, and Tiger elected to play the shot from that spot. To do so, he had to turn his club upside down to play the shot left-handed and take a knee.
It worked just as he planned.
Oh, come on. That’s just silly. Who would even practice that kind of shot?
Tiger took a virtually unplayable scenario and saved par to halve the hole because of course he did.
He couldn’t hold back the smile after that shot.
