@hppanther44 Tamping down the grass for better access to the back of the ball, no grass between ball and club means better spin control out of the rough. Reduced risk of getting a flier
@FibonaciDude@VicLombardi I've always said the desire to be in an HOA board should be an automatic disqualification for being on the board. I hate HOAs.
@MV33Racing Not really, landon wantes to pit first, but they wouldn't let Lando undercut because oscar was in the lead. The papaya rules were in his favor and he had bad luck.
@jerichsen66@JohnstonGarrett Bryson also brings a lot on himself by the things he says. I watch his YouTube channel and want him to compete at majors but even as a fan, I have to put my face in my palm when I hear things he says.
@jerichsen66@JohnstonGarrett JT and Cantlay are better comparisons to Bryson. And there was a lot of chatter about JTs slump. He missed the play offs and huge debate about him being on Ryder cup during a slump.
@LIVRandONIONS I mean Bryson has more top 25 in majors than Spaun has made the cut in majors. The comparison only proves the point that Bryson is in a major slump.
@LIVRandONIONS I don't think comparing a perennial top 5 golfer who's qualify for every major (40) since 2016 to a Cinderella story breakout performance by a mid level player who only qualified for 16/40 majors since 2016 is helping your argument.
@gerrydee Tamping down a lot of grass behind his golf ball was something he did all weekend. Long. Explains why he was the only one to hit out of the fescue successfully
@knowerDeball@Cackalacman This is similar to Patrick Reed using his club to move sand behind his ball.
Whether on purpose or not it's not a good look for him
@knowerDeball@Cackalacman You're not allowed to tamp down the grass behind you ball giving you a better lie or access to the back of the ball to make contact without grass between the club face and your ball.
It does it 4-5 times in this one minute clip. He tries to hide the tactic by switching clubs