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The Tiger Effect: 30 Years of Influence FULL EPISODE | Golf Channel

The Tiger Effect: 30 Years of Influence FULL EPISODE | Golf Channel



The Tiger Effect: 30 Years of Influence FULL EPISODE | Golf Channel

Tiger Woods sits down with Jordan Spieth to discuss everything from Tiger’s first shot as a professional, his fitness regimen, being the youngest player to complete the career grand slam and more! Enjoy the full conversation: “Tiger Woods: 30 Years of Influence.

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  7. Jordan, Ali, Ruth, and Tiger are my Mount Rushmore of American sports figures. These four alone had the truly legendary combination of skill, success, and cultural impact that separates them from all the rest, and imho nobody else even comes close.

  11. Im only 4 minutes into this interview and its good already and you can tell the whole interview is gonna be really good. Jordan the interviewer. 😂😂 Before camera phones eh. Crazy times. Now we can watch all this on our phones on YouTube or TV. 😂😂 A blast from the past david duval. He was a great player as well

  16. Tiger had a great run for about 10 years but what made him successful is what ultimately destroyed him. He was a great competitor but a horrible role model.

  17. Spieth is about the most dead interviewer I have ever seen. He stares into nothingness, it's like he's thinking about what he's going to have for dinner after he askes a question.

  19. The never give up i never give up on a round i start with a few bogeys and a double i try to find a way to string pars and have a few birdies

  24. The people who say Tiger was the first player to bring physical fitness and training to golf are so wrong. Gary Player was doing that shit in the 1950s. Ben Hogan's book, The Five Lessons, has a whole chapter devoted to exercises that are specifially for golf. Greg Norman was a fitness freak. To say that Tiger was the first is so disrespectful to so many players.

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