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Xander Schauffele opened up ahead of the BMW Championship about how “new bad habits” have crept into his game this PGA Tour season and the adjustments he’s working on to fix them.
The two-time major champ is looking to bounce back in the BMW and make a strong push toward the TOUR Championship.
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contender, at least statistically, you kind of look at your profile, had a great driving year last year, this year kind of that’s fallen back. Do you feel like that’s a product of stuff just with the rib with the swing changing at all compensating for that? Like when you look at that and you see that that’s been a struggling part of the game, like where does your head go? Ju just a I mean if I look at my stats there’s a few sort of outlier events where I drove it horrendously and putted horrendously and chipped horrendously and you know I think the irons were sort of something that I kind of hung on to. I was able to sort of manage that around certain events but there was there’s a few events where I I kind of went for broke and it definitely you know statistically hurt myself uh pretty heavily. So, uh, that was a little bit earlier when I came back. It sort of mellowed out a little bit in in previous months, but yeah, just just some bad habits and some new some new bad habits, I should say, and uh, a learning curve that, you know, I’ve been trying to trying to get used to. And then just between the driving and the putting, is there one that’s been kind of more frustrating and trying to figure out or just frustrating that it’s not clicking? Uh, yeah. I mean, yes and no. I mean, both probably. Not one more than the other, you know. Um, when it’s some, you know, when it feels like it’s your weapon and then, you know, you’re sort of intimidated by, you know, a club that you used to love, uh, you know, you have to try and mentally get over that. And just quickly, are you used to working with Chris? I am. Yeah.
