Will Zalaatoris was next to himself as his ball ended at the Greenside bunker at 14.
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Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla – you probably didn’t see Jordan Spieth throw a club before. His way to draw it is more verbal. But in the 16th hole on Saturday, he left a loose.
Spieth says he did not love him, and you have to trust him – he likes to swinging as he moves forward; This time the club crashed – but it’s the kind of things going to the players this year. Among the test, its importance and its place in the calendar, the players tell us who is in a state of zenwicker with their game. (It can be a party of one, called JJ spaun.) And after all, this is what makes it great. The masters are around the corner, and this is the medium -term report card. What no one do these pro smelt They deserve now?
Masters Week is 23 days away, and many can happen before, but not long ago the number 1 player in the world was sitting out, Healing a hole in the hand. Scottie Scheffler has not yet won – a very high standard he has set in recent years – and has shown signs of despair with any suggestions he will not make soon. But the clubs are jumping, and the balls are deliberately thrown to the nearest danger.
Meanwhile, Xander Schauffle is in a ball number – or at least he was – returning from damage to his ribs, and he is quite unhappy with him. Schauffle has spent the last 24 months almost exclusively playing better than average golf, but since he returned to last week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational has been two steps forward, two steps back. He followed the round of Friday-and 59th the right-right-telling reporters that he would “hit the ball” immediately in the range of running because his game was simply, “really bad”.
“In fact there is not much more that pass through my head except,” I’m hitting it like shit. I need to hit it better. I need to do everything better, ‘”Schauffle added on Saturday, after a third round 77. He says he feels after the 8-ptop compared to the rest of the tour, his body preventing it from returning faster than in tentacle AND Tpc sawtwo of the most difficult tests on the tournament. “It’s a real test of where my game is,” he said, “and this is obviously not very good.”
Understand! Schauffle reiterated those points joining the Vlach championship field next week in the last minute. It will be his last stop in front of the masters. He needs reps. And he is not alone. After losing the cut in the Sawgrass, Victor Hovland is playing the next week’s warates for the first time in three years.
