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After his last debacle at the Masters, he's since withdrew from the RBC and has gone stealth mode on social media. Nothing on his IG since Masters Friday.

Does anyone have any idea what's going on?

 

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21 minutes ago, tchat07 said:

rebooting the computer

Love this.  

He gave IT a call they told him to try the hard restart.  

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I think Augusta highlighted some of his weaknesses. His distance control and spin control with his irons is an issue. Augusta also seems to reward players who have great “feel” for the game. Players who are more artists than technicians, if you will. The lack of a green reading book seemed to throw him for a loop. 
 

All those things need to be addressed—if he is capable of doing that. 

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Bryson approaches golf as a math problem.  when the course or conditions defy his math....he gets frustrated/ angry.  

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1 hour ago, Hook DeLoft said:

I think Augusta highlighted some of his weaknesses. His distance control and spin control with his irons is an issue. Augusta also seems to reward players who have great “feel” for the game. Players who are more artists than technicians, if you will. The lack of a green reading book seemed to throw him for a loop. 
 

All those things need to be addressed—if he is capable of doing that. 

I believe this more the reason than anything.  There are simply going to be some course layouts/conditions that will favor Bryson when he's on and really punish him when he's not.  I've stated before that, while the Hulk thing is entertaining, I think it will be short lived. The body is going to send him a payment due on that amount of wear n' tear.

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3 hours ago, Hook DeLoft said:

I think Augusta highlighted some of his weaknesses. His distance control and spin control with his irons is an issue. Augusta also seems to reward players who have great “feel” for the game. Players who are more artists than technicians, if you will. The lack of a green reading book seemed to throw him for a loop. 
 

All those things need to be addressed—if he is capable of doing that. 

I wish they’d all outlaw them, but I’m under no illusion that’ll happen. The time many pros take to read before putting is appalling.

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4 hours ago, fixyurdivot said:

I believe this more the reason than anything.  There are simply going to be some course layouts/conditions that will favor Bryson when he's on and really punish him when he's not.  I've stated before that, while the Hulk thing is entertaining, I think it will be short lived. The body is going to send him a payment due on that amount of wear n' tear.

Time will tell but his frame seems to be able to handle the size and his swing mechanics from what I’ve read and seen from Chris Como and others isn’t putting any undo stress or strain on his body

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He took his one length toys and went home.

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17 hours ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

Time will tell but his frame seems to be able to handle the size and his swing mechanics from what I’ve read and seen from Chris Como and others isn’t putting any undo stress or strain on his body

Gee, I dunno, sure looks pretty violent to me.  Keep in mind how much he practices... very high duty cycle factor.  Let's just say if he was a used car, I'd stay well clear 🙂.

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17 hours ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

Time will tell but his frame seems to be able to handle the size and his swing mechanics from what I’ve read and seen from Chris Como and others isn’t putting any undo stress or strain on his body

That’s what they said about Tiger, until his body broke down. It wasn’t running that caused his back problems. If anything DeCham’s swing is more violent than Tiger’s ever was. No point in arguing now, time will tell.

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37 minutes ago, fixyurdivot said:

Gee, I dunno, sure looks pretty violent to me.  Keep in mind how much he practices... very high duty cycle factor.  Let's just say if he was a used car, I'd stay well clear 🙂.

Violent doesn’t necessarily mean it puts stress and strain on the body. Chris Como is a biomechanics specialist and he works hand in hand with all of Bryson’s team. His body is working efficiently with the swing. 

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50 minutes ago, Middler said:

That’s what they said about Tiger, until his body broke down. It wasn’t running that caused his back problems. If anything DeCham’s swing is more violent than Tiger’s ever was. No point in arguing now, time will tell.

Tiger literally said running was the cause of his injuries. Also his swing and the impact on his bracing of the left leg at impact wasnt helping. All of this is well documented in interviews 

There have been other coaches who have talked about tigers swing changes and how his iron swing compared to his driver swing during some of this swing changes he had different movement patterns and his release was a cause for strain on his back as well. They get into the compensations and how that impacts strain and stress on various parts of the body in a swing. Combine those with the stresses from the amount of running and they type of training he was doing with the Seals is going to equal a beat up body. 
 

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3 hours ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

Tiger literally said running was the cause of his injuries. Also his swing and the impact on his bracing of the left leg at impact wasnt helping. All of this is well documented in interviews 

There have been other coaches who have talked about tigers swing changes and how his iron swing compared to his driver swing during some of this swing changes he had different movement patterns and his release was a cause for strain on his back as well. They get into the compensations and how that impacts strain and stress on various parts of the body in a swing. Combine those with the stresses from the amount of running and they type of training he was doing with the Seals is going to equal a beat up body. 
 

Seriously? Why do you think I mentioned running? I know what he said, like he’s going to admit golf was a factor in his back injuries. There are others who dispute Tiger’s self diagnosis if you care to look. And there were all sorts of experts in Tigers heyday who said back injuries would be almost inevitable, disc herniation and degenerative disk disease.

And the correlation between back injuries and golf is far better documented, for pros and amateurs alike, few who had such an aggressive swing.

But you’re free to believe otherwise...

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15 minutes ago, Middler said:

Seriously? Why do you think I mentioned running? I know what he said, like he’s going to admit golf was a factor in his back injuries. There are others who dispute Tiger’s self diagnosis if you care to look. And there were all sorts of experts in Tigers heyday who said back injuries would be almost inevitable, disc herniation and degenerative disk disease.

And the correlation between back injuries and golf is far better documented, for pros and amateurs alike, few who had such an aggressive swing.

But you’re free to believe otherwise...

glad you can interpret tigers intentions and translate them into real speak.

There’s certain types of swings that are going out more stress on the back than others and those swings happen to be the modern day swing especially the ones that got into hip restriction for better torque and power. Tigers swing as a kid and his early days as a pro his swing wasnt going to be the issue. 
 

Like it or not the amount of running he did early on combined with the Seal training he did later on caused his knee problems. The problems with the knee led to compensations that then caused his back to have issues. 
 

 

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3 hours ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

glad you can interpret tigers intentions and translate them into real speak.

There’s certain types of swings that are going out more stress on the back than others and those swings happen to be the modern day swing especially the ones that got into hip restriction for better torque and power. Tigers swing as a kid and his early days as a pro his swing wasnt going to be the issue. 
 

Like it or not the amount of running he did early on combined with the Seal training he did later on caused his knee problems. The problems with the knee led to compensations that then caused his back to have issues. 
 

 

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23 hours ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

glad you can interpret tigers intentions and translate them into real speak.

There’s certain types of swings that are going out more stress on the back than others and those swings happen to be the modern day swing especially the ones that got into hip restriction for better torque and power. Tigers swing as a kid and his early days as a pro his swing wasnt going to be the issue. 
 

Like it or not the amount of running he did early on combined with the Seal training he did later on caused his knee problems. The problems with the knee led to compensations that then caused his back to have issues. 
 

 

Tiger was killing his back with is swing in the early years. It got better with the swing changes but the Foley swing he started using killed his back again. The restricted hip turn swing is terrible for your back. See Jason Day, Rory, Justin Rose, etc. ...

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30 minutes ago, LICC said:

Tiger was killing his back with is swing in the early years. It got better with the swing changes but the Foley swing he started using killed his back again. The restricted hip turn swing is terrible for your back. See Jason Day, Rory, Justin Rose, etc. ...

Once you fuse a segment. Segments above and below have to make up with it. No matter what he did, continuing to play golf at a high level made it inevitable that his back would continue to be a problem over the course of time. Playing on one leg when he tore his ACL with the tibial Plateau fracture couldn’t have been good for his back either with increased stress. 

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On 4/19/2021 at 9:52 AM, RickyBobby_PR said:

Violent doesn’t necessarily mean it puts stress and strain on the body. Chris Como is a biomechanics specialist and he works hand in hand with all of Bryson’s team. His body is working efficiently with the swing. 

It’s somewhat hard to find video of his workout techniques specifically, but if anyone is interested, I would encourage you to watch some of the GM Golf videos and also Hogan Molthan on YouTube as they have done some training videos with Bryson. His routine is quite unorthodox for people who are used to the typical gym workouts, but he is essentially training every muscle in his body to both extend and retract with efficiency; in essence, training the muscles to protect his body against the injuries that come with high swing speeds. 

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wouldn't you jsut love to see Bryson (Or any PGA player)  leave the metalwoods at home and just take a full bag of irons to play one week, really force him to work on his irons.

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9 hours ago, BADFanBoi Scotty said:

wouldn't you jsut love to see Bryson (Or any PGA player)  leave the metalwoods at home and just take a full bag of irons to play one week, really force him to work on his irons.

I agree this would be a fun concept, but I do think Bryson is a much better iron player than people give him credit for. I think his driving game is awesome and fun to watch, but also think it can put him in bad positions that he doesn’t need to be in, making his iron shots much harder. I would like to see a comparison for all players between their iron play in the fairway vs the rough as well

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20 minutes ago, SkilledByDesign said:

. I would like to see a comparison for all players between their iron play in the fairway vs the rough as well

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19 minutes ago, cnosil said:

Not sure what you are specifically looking for but that is what strokes gained information tells you.  If you want to see some more detailed comparisons for expectation management information follow Lou Stagner on Twitter 

I guess that does give a pretty good indication as I didn’t realize that it took lie into account. I’m just trying to relate it to what I saw Bryson do at winged foot when nobody could hit the fairways due to the extreme course conditions. For me, that’s the biggest advantage for him vs the field due to his high swing speed and ability to add extra loft at longer yardages

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23 minutes ago, SkilledByDesign said:

I guess that does give a pretty good indication as I didn’t realize that it took lie into account. I’m just trying to relate it to what I saw Bryson do at winged foot when nobody could hit the fairways due to the extreme course conditions. For me, that’s the biggest advantage for him vs the field due to his high swing speed and ability to add extra loft at longer yardages

There is a lot of information captured by the tour to include course conditions which can be factored into those types of calculations.   From a lie perspective it is basically fairway or rough and not uphill ball below feet type stuff.    Basically there is about a  20-30 yards difference for fairway strokes gained to be better than rough strokes gained.   The other part is to look at distance to the hole from various approaches.  If possible it just makes sense to hit the ball far.   It is interested to look at the pga tour stats portal and looked at fairways hit, distances to the hole, and made putts.   The tour players are really good but not as good as the announcers make them out to be.  

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6 hours ago, cnosil said:

The tour players are really good but not as good as the announcers make them out to be.  

This i think will be a bit of a hurdle as these starts get more socialized. When announcers start saying things such as well from 100  out they expect to hit it to five feet people will know that is just not true and could make the announcer look a little clueless.

As for Bryson seems to be doing his thing with the speed training.

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19 minutes ago, ejgaudette said:

This i think will be a bit of a hurdle as these starts get more socialized. When announcers start saying things such as well from 100  out they expect to hit it to five feet people will know that is just not true and could make the announcer look a little clueless.

As for Bryson seems to be doing his thing with the speed training.

https://youtu.be/GXL-8Y25gxQ

Commentators are starting to adapt.  The more progressive are talking about dispersion patterns and proximity to the hole.  The graphics haven't caught up yet but I am sure they will.  

 

Regarding the video;  all I can say is I want Chris Como's living room.  

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25 minutes ago, cnosil said:

Commentators are starting to adapt.  The more progressive are talking about dispersion patterns and proximity to the hole.  The graphics haven't caught up yet but I am sure they will.  

 

Regarding the video;  all I can say is I want Chris Como's living room.  

I have noticed that yes and it's a good change, and hopefully we start to see some dispersion overlays on holes soon.

Also yes that is a living room I can get behind.

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1 hour ago, cnosil said:

Commentators are starting to adapt.  The more progressive are talking about dispersion patterns and proximity to the hole.  The graphics haven't caught up yet but I am sure they will.  

 

Regarding the video;  all I can say is I want Chris Como's living room.  

 

1 hour ago, ejgaudette said:

I have noticed that yes and it's a good change, and hopefully we start to see some dispersion overlays on holes soon.

Also yes that is a living room I can get behind.

For those that have watched the video, what is your take on his force dispersion technique? meaning the way he turns off his back heal and out of his swing stance. I think this is one of the things that will allow him to play for a longer period of time without injury along with his physical training as well obviously

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