Do you think he can do the same? Charlie Woods will get the chance to do what his father did when he was just 15 years old

Do you think he can do the same? Charlie Woods will get the chance to do what his father did when he was just 15 years old.

Hank Haney, who worked with the great Tiger Woods during his coaching career, believes winning on the PGA Tour is no longer the feat it once was.

Tiger Woods’ former coach Hank Haney has come under fire on social media after saying it’s “easier than it ever was” to win a PGA Tour tournament. Hainy, who worked with the biggest name of the tour, including Woods, was Australian star, Cam Davis, won the title in a rocket excavation and classic, and recorded his second victory at the American Cut. I filed a complaint on Sunday evening.

Davis won a dramatic final round in the Golf Club Strait, fired two people on Sunday, seeing Aaron Rai, Academic, and his brothers Min -Wore. But Haney seemed less than impressed by the feat, questioning the strength of PGA Tour events compared to previous years: “No one at Corrupt Golf Media has written an article saying it’s easier than ever to win on the PGA Tour,” he tweeted. “This is one of the many reasons they are the founders of CGM. Not everyone on social media seemed to agree with Haney’s opinion, with many golf fans replying to the former major coach as many as 15 times. “It’s great to see a champion who can voice his opinion.

“Easier? PGAT [we] are still the hardest circuit to get into and the competition is fierce,” one fan responded, while another continued on with a tweet: “Easy compared to what? Flagship events are harder for top players to win compared to events of the past 50 years because so many top players compete in the same events. For all the latest US news, politics, sports and showbiz, visit The Mirror US.

“The talents spread earlier, which made it easier to win.” A third continued: “Hank, you know better than anyone that golf is hard to beat at any level. » One of those who has dominated the Tour this campaign is world number one Scotty Scheffler, who has won an incredible six titles this season, including the Masters at Augusta National in April.