Thanks for letting us know but your loss. He makes good content. His YouTube channel is what completely changed my perspective on him. I love that we can have a look behind the curtain so to speak and see a more real version of the person though a more personal lens.
He was top ten in the Open, I think it's a matter of putting it together in any given week like most other golfers. Very few of them are on every leaderboard, though he did have a pretty good run there before he got hurt. I guess I'm saying it's hard to tell but he sure is fun to watch when he's putting it together.
That's what I'm beginning to question. He was my favorite player--in part because of his very methodical approach to the game striking a chord in me. But it's hard to remain interested when he's consistently trailing the leaders so badly
I'm hoping the poor showings we've seen from him lately are due to him still rebuilding after his injury and surgery.
Agree he makes golf more fun. He also reps Cobra which is near and dear to my heart so i hope he gets it going again as well.
I kept saying that. There was no way that he could swing like that, round after round, for a full season, let alone a career. And all that stiff left arm stuff. Your body will eventually break down. Better to be just natural in the swing, and not try to force anything. Just my opinion. I have been driving a truck for over 30 years, and that alone has taken a toll on my body, especially my right arm. Elbow can't be straightened, and I have shoulder issues, with all those years of shifting. Good thing that I "float" the gears, by shifting without the clutch, or I would not have a left knee. And no amount of gym workouts will keep any of this away. You will feel better, but it just happens over time. Will be 66 in November, and looking for an automatic transmission tractor to drive. The golf swing does not seem to bother me with these ailments, but it is a much shorter swing these days.
