In his qualifier. Would have been a cool storyline.
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No. He was 7 back of the number one qualifier.Heard he was in the lead until the 18th hole.
I used to get to play at Oakmont once a year with clients in my former career. We always played in November and a lot of the caddies were tour caddies off and on.The line between very good player and competitive tournament player appears thin at first glance, but in reality, it is very significant.
But all 140 are better than 99.9% of the hotshots who think they are good. They are self-delusional.I used to get to play at Oakmont once a year with clients in my former career. We always played in November and a lot of the caddies were tour caddies off and on.
We had a rain delay and I shared my whiskey flask with my caddy under an umbrella under a tree. He asked me to tell him about the best golfer I played with at my club.
I said it was a young dude named Evan who carried a plus 3 handicap. He’d won some junior championships, a few club championships and qualified for a few minor league events.
My caddy goes, that guy sucks. We talked a bit more and he said this. 140 guys a year get a tour card out of millions of players. Of those 140 only 10 are consistently good. He had a point.
It was a joke. It was a reference to the critics who said he always folded at crunch time.No. He was 7 back of the number one qualifier.