mega defense:ESPN Analysts see ideal scenario for Tiger woods PSG championship on…!
Mega Defense: ESPN Analysts See Ideal Scenario for Tiger Woods’ PGA Championship on…!
Everyone hopes to beat Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship, regardless of how they play.
But ESPN golf analysts Andy North and Curtis Strange, two-time U.S. Open champions, are particularly hopeful that Tiger Woods will play well at times.
“I think the key is, coverage-wise, we want him Friday afternoon,” he said.
“It keeps my energy level up,” said Strange. Whether the golf gods will grant North and Strange’s wishes will depend on Tiger Woods’ tee time. In fact, many victories depend on these seemingly small and fleeting circumstances. In professional golf, tee times for the first two rounds are often arranged so that golfers tee off in the morning of one day and the afternoon of the next. This is done to even out the conditions all over the ground. You get pristine greens one day. I receive them the next day. Those who have won many tournaments are more likely to get prime seats, tee times at 10 or 11 a.m. and tee times at 1-2 p.m. These are the times golfers need. Newcomers to a professional club are likely to get the first and last places, which is the least desirable. It’s a hierarchy. Players like Woods, and more recently Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay, and Rickie Fowler, have done better, won important tournaments, and been popular with fans. He is a certain player.
One day will be morning or “early morning” and the other day will be noon or “late”, regardless of the actual start time. The ideal timing combination for Tiger Woods is an early/late rotation. Because this gives your body more time between the first and second rounds to do everything it needs to recover. Ice buses, massages, etc. between the tower. In addition, a hot -up routine that needs to pass to play. The recent Woods got late/early and the weather was bad. There his combination of tee times meant that even without the weather he had a tough time recovering from the first round. The situation got even worse when the first round crashed on Friday. To make matters worse, Woods had to start the second round immediately. While early timing can certainly impact the outcome, there are other factors that come into play in any tournament, especially the big ones. One of them concerns the player’s feelings about the gol
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