In new at-home arrangement, Tiger Woods shares his test system practice routine

In new at-home arrangement, Tiger Woods shares his test system practice routine 

n the lead-up to competitions, in post-round public interviews, in refreshes after a long nonappearance, Tiger Woods frequently discusses taking a shot at his game at home. Generally, fans have needed to inside picture what that may resemble. The most we've seen of Woods' home golf arrangement have been little bits—a clasp of him hitting a ball on his test system, a five-second video of a putt on his flexible putting surface, an airborne shot of his open air green arrangement.
As of not long ago. Woods has given Golf Digest and GolfTV an extraordinary look behind the shade, into the lab where he modified his golf swing with a melded spine. In the primary scene of "At Home With Tiger Woods," Woods strolls have Henni Zuel through his duel test system arrangement—there are two, and they have various capacities—and examines how innovation makes it feasible for him to be his own swing mentor. Woods even offers understanding into the pieces of his swing he "can't stand."
This is the first of a 13-section arrangement that will take fans all through Woods' home, including takes a gander at his famous open air short-game region, his club cemetery, his home office, his two pooches and substantially more. It was taken shots at his Jupiter Island, Fla. home in February, only half a month prior to the coronavirus pandemic put the world on hold.