Jon Rahm breaks down why playing fast golf is a massive competitive advantage and how Ryan Fox’s lightning-quick routine helped him win.
Following Ryan Fox’s rapid championship victory, two-time major winner Jon Rahm shares his thoughts on why fast-paced players often thrive under pressure. Rahm explains how quick routines eliminate overthinking—highlighting fast players like Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka, Sam Burns, and Ryan Fox.
In this video:
The mental benefit of playing fast in golf
Ryan Fox’s 22-second winning putt routine
Why Rory McIlroy & Brooks Koepka play quick
Can playing faster help you win more golf tournaments?
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I like to play with Pace but I also like to make sure I know what I'm doing. Guys like Henley are just ridiculous
Let's not call it playing fast ffs! It's normal speed. The slow players are just painful to watch and don't play in the spirit of the game
It still took him over five hours to play
I've been doing no practice swing and trying to set up in less than 10 seconds. Just focus on a great setup then go.
Speed baby speed. If I walk and carry 3 or less hours. If I ride and it’s open. 1.5 hours. And home.
I'm fast. Not when I'm recording, but otherwise fast. I walk fast, choose my shot fast, hit fast and then I'm off walking. On a green I'm ready to putt while someone else is reaching to get the ball out of the hole. Being fast does my score no harm. Having a group in front who have lost 2 holes and wont call anybody through destroys my game.
Playing fast helps me get to 100 before my playing partners.