🔥 Top 25 CRAZIEST Golf Shots Ever Caught on Camera

Top 25 Craziest Golf Shots EVER Caught on Camera.
From water skips to rooftop bounces and shots straight out of a car park—this countdown captures the most unbelievable, jaw-dropping, and downright insane golf moments ever filmed. Some were lucky, some were brilliant… but all of them are unforgettable. Whether you’re a golf fanatic or just love the wild side of sports, these 25 shots will make your jaw drop. Which one’s YOUR #1?
Featuring:

00:30 – Zach Johnson’s Accidential Drive
00:51 – Ernie Els Six Putt Disaster
01:12 – Brooke Henderson’s Broken Driver Bomb
01:30 – Matt Wolff’s One-Legged Swing
01:52 – Rickie Fowler’s Muddy Miracle
02:08 – Ball Bounces Off Spectator’s Head
02:28 – Jordan Spieth’s Bunker Walk-Off
02:47 – Happy Gilmore in Real Life
03:10 – Bryson’s 417-Yard Nuke
03:27 – Vijay Skips Water, Aces Hole
03:48 – Justin Thomas Hole-Out
04:05 – Seve from the Car Park
04:27 – Molinari’s Bridge Bounce
04:43 – Tony Finau’s Ironman Moment
05:00 – Kevin Na’s 16-Stroke Meltdown
05:13 – Sergio Climbs a Tree
05:29 – Jiménez Spins It Back
05:42 – Robert Streb Putts with a Wedge
05:58 – Rory’s Hospitality Bounce
06:16 – Oosthuizen’s Albatross
06:29 – Phil’s 6-Iron from the Pines
06:45 – Bubba’s Hook from the Woods
06:57 – Rahm’s Birthday Skip Ace
07:11 – Tiger’s 2005 Masters Chip-In
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Golf is a game of precision and patience, but sometimes it’s absolute madness. From balls skipping across water to miracle shots from the trees, these are the top 25 craziest golf shots ever caught on camera. Some were lucky, some were pure skill. All of them unforgettable. Number 25, Zack Johnson’s accidental drive, Augusta National, par five. Zack Johnson steps up to te, takes a practice swing, and accidentally hits the ball dead straight into the tea marker. Didn’t count, but it lives rentree in our minds. Do not do this at home. Number 24, Ernie L’s six putt disaster. Mast’s tournament first hole. Ernie Els takes six putts on a green that broke his soul. One of the greatest ever brought to his knees by Augusta. Oh, Gasta. Number 23. Brooke Henderson’s broken driver bomb. LPGA. She wasn’t allowed to replace her busted driver. So, Brooke Henderson used a three-wood allround and still crushed the field and won the tournament. Rules just an extra challenge. Number 22, Matt Wolf’s one-legged swing. His stance looks broken, but Matt Wolf’s signature one-legged swing delivers 190 mph ball speed and towering drives. Ugly, maybe effective, absolutely. Number 21, Ricky Fowler’s muddy miracle. Rain, rough, mud on the ball. Ricky Fowler hits a shot that veers hard right and somehow ends up inside 10 ft. Sometimes the dirt does the work. Number 20. Ball bounces off spectator’s head when your head becomes part of the course. A drive smacks off a fan’s head and somehow ricochets back into the fairway. Brutal, but effective. Couldn’t speak with you. It’s the dead. Number 19. Jordan Spunker walk-off. Travelers Championship playoff hole speed in the bunker and boom, hole out birdie for the win. Then the chest bump with his caddy. An instant classic. Number 18, Happy Gilmore in real life. Adam Sandler, 25 years later, he steps up and smashes a full Happy Gilmore drive. No warm-up, just chaos and nostalgia. Even shooter McGavin approved. [Music] Number 17, Bryson’s 417yard nuke. Ryder Cup par five. Bryson unleashes a 417yd missile. Not a drive, a guided weapon. He turned golf into physics class and passed with honors. Number 16. VJ skips water. Aces hole. Mast’s practice round 2009. BJ Singh purposely skips the ball over the pond one two three times. Straight into the hole. Impossible. Apparently not. Number 15. Justin Thomas hole out 170 yd. Thomas throws spin on it and dunks the eagle under pressure on Sunday. Smooth as silk. Number 14, Sevy from the car park. 1979 Open Championship. Sev Balisteros hits a recovery shot from a literal car park. Finds the green. Makes birdie. Wins the tournament. He didn’t just play golf, he played magic. Number 13, Molinar’s bridge bounce. Most avoid the bridge. Franchesco Molinari uses it. A perfect bank shot off the stone foot bridge. Lands it pin high. That’s geometry. Number 12. Tony Fino’s Iron Man moment. Fino sinks the hole in one, celebrates, and dislocates his ankle, pops it back in, keeps playing. Iron Man activated. Number 11, Kevin N 16st stroke meltdown. Not a great shot, but an alltime meltdown. 16 strokes on a par4. It’s blooper real gold. Number 10. Sergio climbs a tree. Ball stuck in a tree. Most players drop. Sergio Garcia climbs it. Hits it one-handed back into play. That’s tenacity. Number nine. Jimenez spins it back. It lands short, spins back, and drops in. A backspin ace served with red wine and mustache flare. Number eight, Robert Streb putts with a wedge. He broke his putter mid round, so he grabbed a wedge and drained a 15-footer for birdie. Never underestimate improvisation. Number seven, Rory’s hospitality bounce. Rory pulls it left, way left. It bounces off the hospitality tent roof, then back into the fairway. The crowd may have saved his card. Number six, Husen’s albatross. One swing, two underpar. Lewis Husen lands a rare albatross at Augusta. Only the fourth in Mast’s history. Rare, beautiful, legendary. Number five, Phil’s sixiron from the pines. 13th hole at Augusta. Pine straw. Phil Mickelson hits a sixiron over the creek to 5 ft. Bold, risky, vintage lefty. Number four, Bubba’s hook from the woods. He’s buried in the trees. Bubba Watson launches a 40-yard hook onto the green. Wins the Masters. A shot that bent reality. Number three, Rom’s birthday skip ace. John Rom skips the ball across the pond once, twice, three times and drains the ace on his birthday. That’s how you celebrate. Number two, Tiger’s 2005 Masters chip in. 16th hole. Delicate chip. The ball rolls, slows, pauses, Nike logo showing, and then drops. It wasn’t just golf. It was cinema. Number one, your call. 19 insane shots. But what’s number one? That’s up to you. Drop your pick in the comments. We’ll feature the winner in a new episode. Subscribe for more golf balls because golf just keeps getting crazier. [Music]