Nothing is more exciting in golf than shooting a career-low round or witnessing a golfer going low.
Tiger Woods is the epitome of focus week in and week out. When playing golf in the zone and scoring well, golf is fun, immensely satisfying and feels second nature. To shoot a low round, it takes a hot putter and a short game that is more precise than usual, plus a modicum of luck. In addition, it takes smart course management, complete focus on the task and total self-composure. David Duval found the zone at the 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic when he carded the third 59 in PGA TOUR history.