During the final round, only six of 51 players hit the fourth green in regulation. And those players still shot a combined one-over on the 231-yard hole. But for the entire week, it wasn’t much better.
Todd shot four-over to finish T-41 in the 50-man BMW Championship field. But the way he arrived at that score caused one man – Todd’s Australian swing coach Bradley Hughes – to be curious.
A decade and change of utterly dominant golf for Johnson could put him in the same class as Woods when it comes to the world ranking. He’ll be 47 then.
Bryson DeChambeau bullied both Winged Foot and his competition in winning the 120nd US Open by six shots. The victory was the culmination of a full-body transformation and a pivotal moment in the distance debate. We’re discussing all that and much more in our 18 Parting Thoughts from Winged Foot.
Australian Golf Digest
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