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Ben Crenshaw on GC this morning had a really nice reflection on yesterday's round. Taking a moment here to marvel at some of the greatest approach shots in a single round considering the context. Of all the spectacular shots, the two recovery shots through tree openings, 2nd shots on 15th and 17th, wedge approach in the playoff and the pured 4 iron on 4th green were of highest quality. Imma watch those a few times again in the coming weeks.

I'll tell you in a minute. How was the concert? 😝

Wow.. a promise delivered. Finally. Feels better than anything I've felt in golf. Seriously.

I will take a 3-putt on 13 for now...

Only thing that would make Rory closing out even more satisfying would be if Fatrick did something spectacularly implosive, like triple 18 or something.. heh heh. Have to say, Rose is playing his ass off.

Long, well documented public story, but no. No physical assault that anyone knows of. Tell your cousin they are full of shit..

Bro.. you trollin?😂

Phew... lol

Phil M was (is?) was a total cowboy in his day but served him well at the Masters it seems.

Rory at the crime scene again from yesterday (#15).. Let's see what he does after this piped drive. If he mangles this b**** again, Imma go out and jump in a puddle.

I hear the points from OP (@TommyRude, decent first post BTW), but these 'never' takes are almost always illogical. Masters is the one of those places where an 'older' player has the best chance. Having said that the second shot on 15th IMHO was a bit of gamble which I think in some way could be labeled as lack of discipline. It seemed even short irons/wedges were bouncing off this green. A 4-iron seemed like a very low percentage shot from 230 out. Bit surprised Harry D agreed with the choice. Yeah, well we have a player who has been playing like a god for last couple of years without a complex (seemingly) and people would rather watch cardboard decompose. So, yeah, Rory serves what we ask and hope you are wrong.

Trying to feel bit more external rotation of the trail elbow at A4. I think better than what have ever been able to position it. Forward lunge at impact still a work in progress.

Can't tell 100% from your videos but if your right hand is too far underneath the grip the tendency for most folks is to roll it close through impact little too early. Try putting your right (trail) hand more on the side of the grip instead of underneath at address for a simple enough adjustment. This might help. In general match-ups matter greatly and you might have to make corresponding changes. I wouldn't even begin to suggest whatever those might be. Best to get a good pro to help. Self-diagnosis/experimentation can work for some but for most it's a rabbit hole.

Option #1. Cuz chics love a fighter but also love a tragedy. 🙃