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Akshay Bhatia is connected for the fourth that goes to the last round of Sunday.
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In response to a disappointing stretch of the game, Akshay Bhatia has taken a new mental access to Charles Schwab Charles this week. But you will have to be psychic to know what it is.
Bhatia has refused to go into detail.
“I will not say better until Sunday,” Bhatia said.
Instead, he has largely let his clubs make the talks, uniting the rounds of 67, 66 and 69 in the wind dry Colonial club To put yourself in a tie for the fourth, five blows behind co-leaders Ben griffin and Matti Schmid departing in the Sunday final.
Not that he has made him look especially easy.
Under Saturday’s ardent conditions, Bhatia opposed four five -bird bogies while fighting with a bilateral loss that has ruined its late game.
“The biggest thing now is my driver,” Bhatia said. “I’ve been just really, really fighting. I have one or two really bad golf shakes that, I mean, cost me a lot of shots.”
These battles took root a few months back after a strong start in the 2025 season, highlighted by a tie for the third in the player championship. In his next event after TPC Sawgrass, however, Bhatia lost the cut as a champion defender at Texas Valero Open. Next came without equipment on the masters, where he hit his driver’s face. He has not yet found a cooperative replacement.
They hiccups, combined with changes in the pace of his meetings with his tall instructor, George Gankas, have received a fee.
“My golf shake is not where I wanted to be, and it was an arrangement for me coach and I,” Bhatia said. I have immediately lived on the road from him (California), and we are now in different countries. I saw it so often. “
Recently, he added, he and Gankas just have to work at Nitty-Gritty during the Diploma Week and Signature Events, “which is very difficult”.
Since Augusta, Bhatia’s best end has been a T42 on RBC Heritage. He would plan to take a break this week, but after losing the cut in last week’s PGA championship, he enrolled for Charles Schwab and reserved a flight to Fort Worth. With the change of schedule came a change of mentality, but good luck understanding exactly what it is.
The only hint that Bhatia gave was that faith is essential.
“I really do not usually lose faith in myself,” he said. “I think the way I approached each tour this year has been quite different that some of the stretches I had last year felt I think extra safe. I am trying not to sound, like stubborn here, or whatever.”
