What is the farthest Tiger Woods has ever hit a golf ball?

Tiger Woods (498 yards, 18th hole at the Plantation Course, Kapalua, Hawaii at the Mercedes Championship in 2002)

What is the longest drive ever hit on the PGA Tour?

515 yards
1. The longest PGA tour drive, going back to the 70s, was by Mike Austin who was 64 at the time. He drove the ball 515 yards. Mike hit the shot at Winterwood Golf Course in Las Vegas, and the amazing thing for those golfers who have played a while…..he did it with a Balata ball!

What is the longest drive by a golfer?

Mike Austin holds the world record for the longest drive in professional play, driving 515 yards at the Winterwood Golf Course in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 1974, blasting it 65 yards past the flag on the par-4 fifth. His golf swing, known as The Mike Austin Swing, is practiced and taught by current golf professionals.

What is John Daly’s longest drive?

For comparison, John Daly hit the longest recorded drive of the 1992 season, and it went 308 yards. That’s a pedestrian figure in this day and age.

What was John Daly’s longest drive?

Who holds the record for the longest drive for golfing?

According to both the PGA and the Guinness Book Of World Records, Mike Austin holds the official record for longest golf drive in history. Austin set the record at the U.S. Nationals Senior Open Championship in 1974 with a 515-yard drive with a 27mph wind. The tournament took place at the Winterwood Golf Course in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Who hit the longest drive on the PGA Tour?

There are actually three answers to that question, and one is Tiger Woods. The longest drive in PGA Tour history, technically, is a 787-yard drive hit in the 1992 Texas Open by Carl Cooper.

Who is the longest PGA Tour driver?

Nicolas Colsaerts (left), Dustin Johnson (center), and Bubba Watson are among the longest drivers on Tour.

What is the farthest golf drive ever?

Longest Recorded PGA Tour Drive – 515 Yards. In Sept. 25, 1974, Mike Austin rocketed a drive 515 yards on a 450 yard par 4 with a persimmon wood driver while competing in the U.S. National Senior Open Championship at Desert Rose Resort, Las Vegas. What’s even more amazing was that Austin, now deceased, was 64 at the time he set the record.