One player has unilaterally set up Golf World Abbaze with her extraordinary performance this season. Lottie Woad First she turned her heads at the beginning of this summer when she dominated the Irish Open KPMG, winning with six strokes … as an amateur.
She almost watched her with a great victory, ending T3 in the Amundi Evian championship, just a shy blow of a play -off. And she didn’t stop here. After announcing her decision to return it in favor two weeks ago, Woad won the Scottish Open and made history as the third woman who has ever won in her professional debut-a microphone moment that informed the players that she is a force to be counted.
Throughout her exciting Breakout season, an aspect of the Woad game that attracts attention is its placement. It is currently connected for the fourth in the average gir for gir, with an average of 1.72 putts over 115 greens in the regulation. It is also connected to the fifth in the average for average for the hole, on average 1.63 strokes over 144 holes played. Simply put, as Woad is in green, it is dangerous.
However, during a press conference on Tuesday at Fm championshipWoad revealed that her placement may have something to do with a simple change she made with her coach a few years ago.
Change? Changing the color she used to mark her ball.
Why Woad changed the way she scored her ball
If you look closely, you will notice that Woad marks its ball with a long, red line. But she did not always do so. About two years ago, Woad scored its ball with the same long line – only with black paint.
For Woad, as with many in favor of tournament, this bold line serves as a stretchHelping players ensure that their putterface is aimed at precisely in their intended start line.
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So, when Woad and her coach noted that her goal was a bit removed, they worked together to find a solution. While many pro -tournaments may have experimented with the thickness or length of the line – or even have one – Woad and its coach considered that color could affect its vegetable performance.
“We will use Sam, who shows you your goal, and with the black line I was in opposition,” she said. “So I just tried some different colors.”
After a little trial and the mistake, Woad narrowed it in two colors: red and blue.
When asked which factors led to this result, Woad explained the vibrancy of two colors allowed her to distinguish her starting line with more accurately.
“The red and the blue were quite bright. With black I feel like with the black stretch on the putter, I was lost a little in it,” she says. “That’s just a little more away.”
After all, Woad went red and has not been looked back since then.
“I said, well. Red goes with the putter shaft, so in the end I chose red and it was better,” she says.
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