Hello Friends....the Masters is back again.
Vijay has to be thinking WTF?!?!
Vijay has to be thinking WTF?!?!
Hello Friends....the Masters is back again.
Vijay has to be thinking WTF?!?!
Watching that clip I was thinking the same thing. I just don't see how a swing like that can be sustainable.Have to think Bryson is going to have to rebuild his swing once he gets a little mileage on him. What he is doing is amazing, but one back injury and he won't be able to swing that violently any more.
Have to think Bryson is going to have to rebuild his swing once he gets a little mileage on him. What he is doing is amazing, but one back injury and he won't be able to swing that violently any more.
Have to think Bryson is going to have to rebuild his swing once he gets a little mileage on him. What he is doing is amazing, but one back injury and he won't be able to swing that violently any more.
Could you imagine a JT/Spieth final Sunday pairing.So happy it’s back in its normal slot. It was fun to see the scores from last year but it should be played in April. Can’t wait!
I’m going with Justin Thomas. He’s going to break through for his second sooner than later.
But in golf if you take care of your body you can have a very long career. The way he swings, one day something could pop and it would be nothing but back issues afterward.Tiger has to be thinking "boy if you only knew..."
Although honestly I kind of appreciate it. Go big while you're young. How many of these guys have their "prime" completely disappear. Look at what Spieth went through for that multiple year stretch, or what Fowler is doing now. Rory hasn't won a Major since 2014.
Nothing is guaranteed so go out and maximize what you can right now.
But in golf if you take care of your body you can have a very long career. The way he swings, one day something could pop and it would be nothing but back issues afterward.
Give me Morikawa, JT and Spieth versus the field
Was gonna say the body isn't meant for that kind of torque over and over.
A long career? Yes. But a successful career is more what I'm saying.
Would you rather by Bryson and have a great run where you win 3-4 Majors over a 2-3 year period, or be Rickie Fowler who will play professional until he's 50 but never win ****?
Not sure there's a right or wrong answer, but I guess I don't blame Bryson for just going for it.
He's 15th in strokes gained for approach this seasonBryson needs to get better at approaching the green before he can win at Augusta. It's always been a second shot golf course.
He's 65th in GIR and 193rd in proximity to the hole. You have to leave yourself with a lot of short, uphill putts at Augusta. If not, you can 3 putt easily with the speed at which those greens role at.
He's 15th in strokes gained for approach this season
I believe strokes gained is influenced by distance. As in he benefits from length(1st). It also doesn't account for shots 50 yards and in (43rd in SG around the green). Bryson's length gives him more opportunites for Eagles (1st) and birdies(6th). But also his inaccuracy gives him the opportinity for more above par numbers (He had 13 bogies or worse last fall)
I believe strokes gained is influenced by distance. As in he benefits from length(1st). It also doesn't account for shots 50 yards and in (43rd in SG around the green). Bryson's length gives him more opportunites for Eagles (1st) and birdies(6th). But also his inaccuracy gives him the opportinity for more above par numbers (He had 13 bogies or worse last fall)
To be fair, I had 13 bogies or worse last round.
That’s the whole plan. Seems to be working out fairly well.