It was not going to happen. Nobody could defeat him. He was unique. “Tiger consistently performed well whenever there were high expectations,” Ogilvy remarked. He proceeds to win the competition. I thought that was the greatest.
“After all, we’ve all played with guys who can play unbelievable golf, like DJ, Brooks, Scotty, Sergio, and these guys,” Ogilvy went on. “Wow, this is a really high level,” is how I feel about it. However, Tiger consistently fulfilled or surpassed high expectations each and every time. never fell short of expectations
While Tiger Woods was definitely not unbeatable in his prime, but it sure seemed that way at times—not just to the golf fans who were lucky enough to watch his amazing exploits throughout the years, but also to his rivals.
Between the middle of the 2000s and the beginning of the 2010s, Geoff Ogilvy was among the greatest players in the world during one of Tiger’s most dominant periods. The Australian was ranked as high as No. 3 in the Official World Golf Ranking and won seven times on the PGA Tour between February 2005 and January 2010, including the 2006 U.S. Open (he added an eighth win in 2014). But when he faced off against Woods, even he felt inferior.
In an interview with Golf.com’s “Subpar” podcast on February 20, Ogilvy revealed
