Tiger Woods / Warm-Up Routine (2014 Dubai Desert Classic) *Details Below ⬇️⬇️ in Description

Tiger starts his range session with a few smooth 80-yard wedge shots. He has said that he likes to hit a few short shots to start without any specific target in mind, just so he can get the feel in his hands of ball and turf contact.

No two shots were the same… and seemed mostly focused on Tiger practicing his distance control. Then, rather seamlessly, he clipped into a different kind of practice: He started hitting different types of shots.

For this, Tiger would take aim at one target, and then practice shots with a variety of different trajectories. In the video you see above, he’s hitting a high cut wedge and a low draw wedge to the same pin, about 120 yards away.

With this portion of the drill, Woods wasn’t changing targets as frequently, but he never seemed to hit the same shot back-to-back times. High was always followed by low, and left always by right.

Each shot brought with it a new task to complete, a new problem to solve. Each shot, no matter how ordinary, had a purpose. A man still set on mastering his craft in each and every moment.