Explained Collin Morikawa’s unusual training.

If you have been seeing 2025 US Open CoverageYou may have caught a brief appearance of Collin Morikawa in the practice of Monday holding a golf club under the spine.

You may have wondered what you were doing, but if you are a golf, who are constantly shaking your swing, you probably have known training as a smart scam to control the stay at the address.

On Tuesday afternoon, Morikawa confirmed suspicions during a press conference and offered an in -depth explanation of why he is focusing on this configuration key, and how this simple aspect could play a big role this week in Oakmont.

“It is all the behavior,” said Morikawa, “I have tried to find this little thing that simply allows me to use my hands I know I can use. Many of the feelings come from our hands and dictating where that stroke goes.”

“You look at the best in the world, Scottie Scheffler, it doesn’t matter where the legs and everything move, it has control of this golf club,” says Morikawa, “lately I feel like I was more or less crowded, and this behavior is just allowing me to give my body without forcing my body in bad positions.”

Not only can poor behavior take Morikawa in improper body positions, but he explains that he has also reduced his ability to use his hands.

“You are finding few ways to get in good behavior, but just to calm down so I can use my hands,” he says.

And when you are sailing tough as thick as that of OakmontBeing able to use your hands is essential for club control.

“That’s just stupid,” says Morikawa, “clubs will come back. You will see boys trying to hit the wedge and go 45 degrees left because that’s how thick is rough.”

Although we have the green crews open mow down the roughIt will certainly be interesting to see how these players, including Morikawa – catch against the thick second cut later this week.

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