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By chris og ·
Good Afternoon, I recently interviewed 1991 Open Champion and all time putting great/guru, Ian Baker Finch. Ian provided an amazing amount of good info. A tremendous amount of valuable putting insight for golfers of all levels! Tiger is the GOAT! His thoughts on Greg Norman and LIV. What's wrong with Jordan Spieth's putting. Putting cost Adam Scott more majors. The yips cost Tom Watson the Open in 2009. Time for LIV players and Tour players to unite, let bygones be bygones. Enjoy! All done in the interest of fighting cancer!! Chris O'Gorman -
By chris og ·
Good Afternoon, I recently interviewed 1991 Open Champion and all time putting great/guru, Ian Baker Finch. Ian provided an amazing amount of good info. A tremendous amount of valuable putting insight for golfers of all levels! Tiger is the GOAT! His thoughts on Greg Norman and LIV. What's wrong with Jordan Spieth's putting. Putting cost Adam Scott more majors. The yips cost Tom Watson the Open in 2009. Time for LIV players and Tour players to unite, let bygones be bygones. Enjoy! All done in the interest of fighting cancer!! Chris O'Gorman -
By Ty_Webb ·
I wondered about that and decided that it looks like the fairway turns right out in the distance. I am not sure how far down his ball ended up, but it might be that it went far enough that it is still in the left side of the fairway. Having said that, it seems like pretty much everything else in the video is bunk, so quite possible that is too. -
By ChetlovesMer ·
Okay, he clearly said he'd rather be in the rough on left than on the fairway on the right. Then he hit a shot to the right hand edge of the fairway and said "That is exactly what I wanted to do." Huh? This -
By saevel25 ·
Yea, they are overthinking that golf hole. Maximize fairway, minimize hazards. For me, moving to one side of the tee box or other is a confidence thing. It also helps me with aim, and not being influence by the orientation of the tee box.
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