Brandel Chamblee believes he can "honest to God" fix Tiger Woods' driving issues in "two minutes".
Chamblee, a one-time PGA Tour winner, joined the Golf Channel Podcast on Wednesday to address his bold statement.
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Woods, who finished tied 23rd in his return to the PGA Tour last week, only hit 17 fairways all week, and eight of those came on the first day.
"Everything [needs work]," said Woods. "Just like it was after I played in the Bahamas. We're going to do the same thing here. I'm excited to play in L.A., though."
Chamblee was asked by podcast host Will Gray for his thoughts on Tiger’s swing and how it compares to what Woods was doing in 2013, when he won five times and took home the Player of the Year Award.
The outspoken analyst said:
It has the potential to be better, because he’s healthier. From what I can tell – talking to everybody that has worked with him, does work with him, is around him – he’s well-aware that staying centered is bad and dipping down is bad. He was not so well-aware in 2013; that’s in fact what he was trying to do, hence why he was a crappy driver of the golf ball. And so I know that he’s trying to move off the ball, and he’s trying to stay tall. And if he does that, well, it’s game over. It’s game over. I mean, I’m convinced, honest to God, if Tiger walked out here tomorrow, I would have Tiger driving the ball straight in two minutes. Two minutes. Two minutes. Because there’s no way he can’t do – all he needs to do is move three inches to the right in his backswing. That’s it. It’s game over from there. He can’t mess it up. But he doesn’t. He stays centred, and he drops down, and he turns left, and it’s like one bleeds into the next which causes another problem, which causes another problem, which requires another compensation. And you’ll never drive it good there. Never ever, ever. No one ever has; no one ever will. And that’s where he’s at, and that’s where he was at in 2013. What he has now is just a hangover. He’s got a hang-left hangover. That’s what he’s got, and until he moves off the ball, he’s not going to drive it any good. He can get any driver, any technology he wants, and he’s not going to drive it any good. He’ll still hit good irons, because that’s kind of how you hit good irons.
Chamblee also went on to say he is “convinced Tiger can contend and perhaps win an event or two.”
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