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But he keeps saying he needs reps.
And in the past he wasnt shooting 85 and missing more cuts than making.
If someone is going to keep doing what they are doing and expecting different results, well...
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But he keeps saying he needs reps.
And in the past he wasnt shooting 85 and missing more cuts than making.
If someone is going to keep doing what they are doing and expecting different results, well...
He said he needs more reps. Why not head to play? Most ******** and confusing thing is the PC answers of "need more reps", "its a process", "Working on it", "She wasnt that ugly"..
he said that months ago, then WD at the Farmers so he "stepped" away from the game to get his game better, now he is back but only playing the courses he supposed to "know" & play the best ... T17, T69 & 71st
But he keeps saying he needs reps.
And in the past he wasnt shooting 85 and missing more cuts than making.
If someone is going to keep doing what they are doing and expecting different results, well...
Im genuinely curious to see if he embarrasses himself at the US Open, will he ditch Chris and change things up? He obviously isnt sticking to his plan of more reps so i just wonder how long he'll stick with him. Will he swallow his pride / ego and try to reunite with Butch or Hank? Doubt it but I suspect he can only go along not breaking 70 for so long hahaha
i'd be shocked if he already abandoned the new move. he seems to really like it, and honestly his swing looks pretty good. i "get" that he's stuck between patterns, and it's going to take some time. it seems to me that he also needs to start trusting the swing when it matters in competition.
His swing looks good. But the reality is that he is getting stuck and swinging out to the right and then praying he find the ball.
He's been with Cuomo for a full 9 months? If my wife can grow a person inside of her in that period, an all time great golfer and top level instructor should be able to identify and fix that fault.agreed. but wouldn't that be a foley swing issue? pressing the hips toward the target and leaning the shaft toward the target make an in-to-out move. I don't know much about como's swing theory.
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He's been with Cuomo for a full 9 months? If my wife can grow a person inside of her in that period, an all time great golfer and top level instructor should be able to identify and fix that fault.
He needs to go back to his roots. He was a much better chipper and putter in this video.
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Q. You played with Tiger and Dustin this morning. We all know that Tiger is coming off that 85. And I just wonder, as one of the young guys who has caught him, if not passed him, you, Rory, Dustin, Spieth, what do you make of where he's at right now and what did you see from him today in that practice round?
JASON DAY: Tell you what, if he could get on the fairway, he'd probably be back to where he was. His iron play is just ridiculous how good it is right now, it's really special. The driver and the 3-wood -- the 3-wood is okay, the driver is little -- gets a little wide sometimes. But I think that's the biggest thing for him right now is to really kind of get on the fairway. His short game looks pretty good. Who knows what's going on with Tiger right now. We're friends, but I don't get into his personal life and I don't want to. That's his stuff and he deserves his privacy. But when it comes to golf, it's very difficult because you could have all the tools in the world, but if you really don't want to be there or if there's something that's off course that's playing on your mind -- the game of golf is so mental and if you don't have everything in the right order, it's very difficult to win golf tournaments. I've learned that very early. It really is amazing that some days you'll come out and you'll feel like you can beat anyone, and then some days you come out and you've got no confidence in the world and you can't break an egg with a hammer. Unfortunately, with Tiger, it's so hard because he's done what he's done in the past and everyone is expecting him to do that still. And we put him on such a pedestal that, where is the old Tiger and what's he going to do? When's he going to come back? We're just waiting for him to come back and win those tournaments like it was nothing, hunt down people like it was -- like he was playing a Wednesday tournament at the country club. But will we see it? I'm not sure. It just totally depends on the person, how hard he's working, because you don't get anywhere -- especially the top guys in the world, they're working their tails off. Everyone knows it. And then once again, it just depends on how much you want it. It's tough. He dominated the game for so long, and that's what I admire about him the most. He dominated the game so long, and he was so motivated to win. And I don't know how long he was No. 1 for, but he was No. 1 for a very, very long time. And it's hard to do that. Everyone, you're climbing Mt. Everest and he's fallen off it a couple of times and climbed back up there again. Once people understand how hard it is to climb Mt. Everest, it's hard to do it again. So it's pretty admiring to see what he's done to get back there a couple of times. And once again, I think if he could straighten out that driver, he'd play phenomenal golf, because his iron play and putting is on point.
4) He comes off like a jerk. Whether he is the nicest guy in the world, or an asshole, his demeanor is not outwardly friendly in any way. For example, he just kind of storms through the range. He doesn't talk to anyone else and doesn't smile at anyone. (The only other person at the range I saw that stiff and aloof was Keegan Bradley.) He also had an interesting exchange with Sean Foley where Foley tried to hi-five him and say "hi" and Tiger basically ignored him. It was really uncomfortable to watch. (BTW, Sean Foley comes off poorly as well. Strikes me as having a giant ego.)
umm no surprise there...
I know Tiger's attitude has been reported many times, but this was the first time I saw it in person. As someone that grew up idolizing Tiger, this was far more depressing than watching him struggle on the course these past few years.