Everybody loves a good comeback story and going into the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Jordan Spieth stood on the precipice of finally completing one.
Fowler still has a lot of golf left to play. He and his legions of fans and corporate sponsors can only hope The Moment he has pursued for a long while now, will arrive sooner rather than later.
A positive COVID-19 test will keep Sergio Garcia from playing in this week’s Masters. It also means the end of a pretty amazing streak in Major championships.
Less than 24 hours after Brooks Koepka lorded his four Major titles over the rest of the leaderboard at the 2020 PGA Championship – in particular, over Dustin Johnson – a fellow four-time Major champ, Rory McIlroy, came to DJ’s defence.
We have more ways to measure greatness than ever before but the truth is that in our broader perceptions, history rather than innovation still rules the day.
Yes, every stroke counts, but the strokes and ½-strokes that take you from the good to the very good range on the PGA Tour “count” incrementally even more.
The good news for McIlroy? He has won twice this season and has just four finishes outside the top-10 in 15 starts in 2019. The bad news? He’ll have nearly nine long months to reassess his Major strategy.
Australian Golf Digest
