Nice bit from Pete Pappas:
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I love this post. Being a family man is way more important. He has the means to live life if he never makes a dollar again. He can concentrate on family as much as he wants. That makes him a winner no matter what!This is why he's struggling IMO. He seems to be a very caring and empathetic person. That makes a great father and husband, but it can be a distraction to professional life at the beginning of a marriage or at childbirth as he rebalances his priorities and schedules. He'll be fine soon.
Ha ha, I love these threads. Pretty sure there was a similar Jordan Speith one too.
Phil won all 6 of his majors after age 33... I would say give Rory a bit to settle into being a husband & father and he'll be just fine.He’s only 32 and he won earlier this year. The body isn’t just “not even cold”, it still has a pulse!
These guys all have so much pressure on them to do endorsements, be social media whiz kids, test/game new products, be the next Tiger or Jack…. and, oh yeah…. Play championship level golf.
I sometimes wonder how one of these guys would do if they just played golf, with the clubs and ball that suited them best and without being so tied up with other “responsibilities”.
He's become a very streaky player.
But win a "run of the mill PGA event" is a bit disingenuous. His most recent wins include a WGC, The Players, and the Tour Championship.
As I said last year, he's streaky which means he's due.2019, soon ro be 3 years ago recent. I feel his focus is waining.
I mean, golf is hard, and professional golf has never been more loaded than it is today.2019, soon ro be 3 years ago recent. I feel his focus is waining.