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US Open 2011 *see mod post 348
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but he's done nothing else since.
Won Castello masters and HSBC after he lost the 2008 PGA.
Top 10 in 2009 US Open but had a horrible 18 months since apart from superb vice captain performance at ryder cup
Great to see some green shoots appearing in his game.
Lowry finished +6, will be disappointed with no birdies today.0 -
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Who are these americans giving out about the world rankings?
Cant handle Tiger not being top anymore? Steve Stricker said it very well, the rankings dont lie. He should know, he's been top 5 of rankings consistently for last few years, without winning a major.0 -
JerryHandbag wrote: »Who are these americans giving out about the world rankings?
I think it's more sky trying to stir it up with the yanks, most of them interviewed seem to have no problem with those that have topped rankings recently.0 -
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He didn't exactly see he was going to be more aggressive.
What it sounded like to me was that he was going to continue to play aggressively to his targets... his target may well be the middle of the green but he's going to play a determined shot to that area rather than a less committed shot to the flag.
Anyway, golf interviews are the stuff of platitudes and clichés... bring on the golf and more of the same please, however he decides in his head to achieve it
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He didn't exactly see he was going to be more aggressive.
What it sounded like to me was that he was going to continue to play aggressively to his targets... his target may well be the middle of the green but he's going to play a determined shot to that area rather than a less committed shot to the flag.
Anyway, golf interviews are the stuff of platitudes and clichés... bring on the golf and more of the same please, however he decides in his head to achieve it
Everyone can read something different into what he said I guess."After Augusta I said I needed to be a little more cocky, a little more arrogant on the golf course, and think a little bit more about myself, and I have tried to do that this week," he said. "I'm just trying to have a bit of an attitude, you know? When I get myself in these positions, I have to really make sure that I don't get ahead of myself and I don't start playing defensively. I have to still play aggressively to the targets that I pick.
"And that's really the main thing, even if you get four or five shots ahead of the field, you have to try to get seven ahead, or eight ahead or 10 ahead.
"You have to try to keep going."0 -
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He didn't exactly see he was going to be more aggressive.
What it sounded like to me was that he was going to continue to play aggressively to his targets... his target may well be the middle of the green but he's going to play a determined shot to that area rather than a less committed shot to the flag.
Anyway, golf interviews are the stuff of platitudes and clichés... bring on the golf and more of the same please, however he decides in his head to achieve it
+1 on this. He sets his own targets and they can be birdies or safe middle of the green and two putt pars. Also, he probably plays better being aggressive towards his targets, it seems to have worked so far this week.
Really hope he can do it this weekend. I remember myself and a friend being the only people watching him for a few holes out at the European Club when he was around 15. It was obvious then he was going to go far, I just didn't expect this far!0 -
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