Forest, in Jordan’s hometown, Dallas. They’ve been doing this since Jordan was 12 years old, so there’s an obvious level of comfort. We’ve mic’d both player and teacher, and three high-definition video cameras are rolling. We’re a fly on the wall, listening in while we watch. They’re ignoring us and totally into the lesson.
Those tuning into the first round action at the Northern Trust noticed something off with the tournament’s defending champ: golf’s mighty Thor was without his hammer.
Life is good for Matthew Wolff, and he knows that now. But he didn’t get to that conclusion without some brutally difficult weeks on tour when simply getting out of bed felt like a massive challenge.
Australian Golf Digest
