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Tiger's swing shift works.

Publication: South Florida Sun-Sentinel (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)

Publication Date: 27-JUL-05
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COPYRIGHT 2005 South Florida Sun-Sentinal

Byline: Randall Mell

It still seems strange.

Tiger Woods wins four consecutive major championships, including that 15-shot rout at the 2000 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, and he decides to change his swing because he wants to get better?

That's like a major league pitcher breaking through to win 30 games and announcing he is overhauling his throwing motion.

When historians look back at Woods winning the 2005 British Open, won't they marvel at that fact nearly as much as they marveled at that epic whipping at Pebble...

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