Will be interesting to see what this does to change other golfers. You can not deny the results Bryson is having.

I know he worked in off season to get stronger and gain more distance before Corona but he wasn't a full cyborg middle linebacker yet and his 3 finishes before the shutdown were 5th, 2nd and 4th.

Definitely think shorter hitters will need to get a bit longer to compete week in and out and bulk up some but I wonder how much of this new strength is also matched with him having his game incredibly dialed in at this point in his career.

I imagine guys who are worried about making the cut on Fridays will try this approach more frequently than the elite golfers

He coulda hit it the water on 18 and still win by a stroke. We'll see how he does in the majors. No matter what, he's still a meat head.

Ready for some tougher setups. Cut at -5 and winner at -23, 52 players at -10 or better. Not my favorite golf to watch.

The hazard was dry I believe. Kisner's ball rolled down there and he chipped to within a few feet to make his par.

This course was perfect for the bomber strategy. It will not work everywhere but I do expect to see him in the mix more often.

I also agree with Bond. At some point his body will break down. He's 26 though so it could be a few years.

At least he's likely smart enough not to train like a wannabe Navy SEAL, although I figured for sure that a Stanford man would be, too.

Bunk Moreland said:

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So glad 8000 fans will be at Jack's tournament in 2 weeks. I'm happy golf is at least back but tourneys like this weekend's are pretty boring and could have definitely used fans.

Finau has said he's a laid back guy but still feels the difference. He wants the juice the fans bring.

Ready for some crowd reactions and a little more pressure.

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Ypu just couldn't keep your mouth shut could you? /sarcasm.

FFS