Ross_Albatross

We often see threads about agressive, conservative play, birdie chasing, bogey avoidance, etc. to lower scores and players often misinterpret how good scores come about... thought I'd just post info I got from Fawcett, on Scheffler's last round at the Open (mind you, he had it setup for conservative play, but still) : he had ten attempts from the fairway or tee, starting surfaces where he has the most control. ALL 10 of those ended up on the fat-part of the green. You can also see, in the image below, how good his distance control was. It followed a consistent theme all week of Scottie rarely being in trouble and never giving back shots.