Early in his career Tiger Woods's tee shots, like Jack Nicklaus's, were freakishly long and sometimes inaccurate. When he really needed to find a fairway, he simply took out a fairway wood or long iron and hit his famed stinger. His swing at the time, which he developed with his then-instructor Butch Harmon, had a simple, repeatable motion that allowed Tiger to release the club freely and naturally.