What We Learned From The US Open
Jun 20, 2022•22 min•Season 1Ep. 153
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Episode description
This was an amazing final round of the US Open. I love it when there's tons of people in contention and ESPECIALLY when it's because they're all playing really well. This year there were more people in contention compared to last year when Jon Rahm won, but we did see some similar bread crumbs in the success.
For me I saw 2 main things that the weekend golfer can learn from this final round.
- One revolves around putting
- The other about target selection
If you'd like some help with your putting (and some other things) check out my free 5 Strokes In 5 Days Challenge
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