how far can tiger woods drive
Tiger Woods is known for his incredible driving distance. According to various sources, including the PGA Tour, here are some of his driving distance statistics:
* In his prime (late 1990s to early 2000s), Tiger Woods’ average driving distance was around 300-310 yards (274-283 meters).
* In 2000, he led the PGA Tour in driving distance with an average of 298.9 yards (273.4 meters).
* In 2005, he reached a career-high average driving distance of 316.1 yards (289.2 meters).
* In recent years (2018-2020), his average driving distance has been around 290-300 yards (265-274 meters), which is still impressive considering his age and injuries.
It’s worth noting that Tiger Woods has been known to hit drives over 400 yards (366 meters) in competition, including a 425-yard (389 meters) drive at the 2000 U.S. Open.
To give you a better idea, here are some of his longest drives recorded in competition:
* 425 yards (389 meters) at the 2000 U.S. Open (Pebble Beach Golf Links, 18th hole)
* 419 yards (383 meters) at the 2005 Masters Tournament (Augusta National Golf Club, 10th hole)
* 414 yards (379 meters) at the 2006 Open Championship (Royal Liverpool Golf Club, 18th hole)
Keep in mind that driving distance can vary depending on the course, conditions, and equipment used. Nonetheless, Tiger Woods is widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers in golf history.
