Golf’s woke, course-architecture crowd would tell you that a well-placed short par 3 can often be far-more vexing than the lengthy, 200-plus metre one-shotters that we often see on the PGA Tour. Grayson Murray became well aware of this fact
After notching his first US PGA Tour victory at the Barbasol Championship, Grayson Murray has struggled to string four solid rounds together, including this week in the CIMB Classic.
Jon Rahm’s strong run of form has carried over to the Dell Technologies Championship, where he leads by two strokes at nine-under 133 after posting a second-round five-under 67.
I’m sure there are a host of scratch golfers that think, with a little more practice and the right breaks, they could make it on tour. And to those dreamers, we say, God bless ya, but it’s time to face reality. Look no further than the scores from Monday qualifying at the Shell Houston Open.
Australian Golf Digest
