At 13. The hole during his TGL match against the golf club in New York, Tiger forest He thought he was 99 meters left on the flag.
He decided to use his 56-degree sand, the right club for a 100-yard shot. Woods then fired and thought he hit a solid approach-the time of this match because his team faced a 7-point deficit. Woods fought and needed some kind of reflection to pick up his team.
But his sand wedge ended up about 100 yards from a pin. Come and learn, Woods remained 199 yards for his second shot – not 99 – and did not attend Yardage by Kevin Kisner and Tom Kim, his two teammates.
“What is he doing?” Kisner is heard Talking about Espn broadcasts.
“Does he have a wedge!?”
“You told 99 yards!?” Exclaimed Woods.
“I heard you saying 99, not 199.”
Kim and Kisner couldn’t help, but he laughs hysterically when Wood’s Gaffe became a moment of the match. Woods even called it the “most embarrassing” moment of his life on the golf course.
“I can’t believe it just happened,” Woods told the media.
The result was already decided, and the Golf Club in New York finally won 10 to 3, but at least Jupiter Links Golf again gave fun.
In your first match another defeat Kisner hit the groove From the greenside bunker that started the flag and produced a loud noise. The golf world has never seen Woods laughing harder, because Kisner’s stem has become the funniest moment of the Tgl season – until now.
Jack Milko is a writer of golf staff for playing SB Nation. Follow it to x @Jack_milko.
