‘Same Cadence’: 82X PGA Tour Winner, Tiger Woods Reveals the Legendary Routine Which Helped Him Win Various Events

Tiger Woods is the name of a legacy that has taken golf to unprecedented levels of success, recognition and glamor. He is a mentor, an icon, and a role model for many fans and professionals all across the world. In fact, any person who might not be aware of the game would certainly know his name. After all the fame and glory, the golfer has still held on to his gentleman persona. Like any other sportsperson, he connects, enjoys, and shares his passion for the game.

On this attractive journey toward prestige and honor, the fans play a major role. Their connection with the player and their love for his game make them want to know more into what goes into the training and shots made by a legend like him. Hence, it is not surprising when the stars of the game take to social media sites to present the viewers with a glimpse into their shots. Something similar happened on Instagram and Woods provided the audience with a short tutorial.

Tiger Woods teaches his famous iron swing

To get line-by-line instruction from a professional on how to tee is amazing, let alone Tiger Woods being the instructor for the same. On Monday, the Instagram account taylormadegolf brought golf lovers a step-by-step video on Woods’ instructing on how he makes his famous iron swing.

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The clip started off with the four-time PGA Championship winner introducing himself amiably. He, then, went on to explain his iron game in a detailed manner. The G.O.A.T then added, “Well, I have a 7 iron here, and just like I did on the tee shots, the same routine.” The legend simply starts off the game behind the golf ball and selects a spot out, maybe two feet in front of the ball.

“I’ll line that up, take one look. Another waggle, then off I go,” he said. He was quite clear to mention, “It is the same routine, the same rhythm, the same cadence” While it is always great to see the legend on the field, his recent health issues and surgeries have reduced Tiger’s on-field time and fans surely miss seeing him in his top form.

Woods shares his struggle with getting the ball up higher

Although the star mainly focused on teaching the swing, he also mentioned his struggles with the game at present. The 15 time major winner revealed how he has been trying to work on getting the ball up higher in the air, just like he was able to do when he was younger. Tiger admitted with a small scoff and chuckle, “As I have gotten older, I’ve…I’ve had less speed. So, it is a little bit more challenging to hit the ball high.”

To elaborate the same, he added that anyone can play a low shot as it is easier to ‘trap it‘ and strike it on the ground. However, it is the high ball that the five-time Masters champion is trying to master again. What do you think of the legendary routine of Tiger Woods? Let us know in the comments below.

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