Cheyenne Knight, Carlota Ciganda and Albane Valenzuela share their thoughts on playing the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Baltusrol Golf Club. #GolfChannel #GolfCentral #KPMGWomensPGAChampionship
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Players excited to play Baltusrol at KPMG Women’s PGA Championship | Golf Central | Golf Channel
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I got to play both courses at Baltusrol decades ago. A member in my foursome said he would buy me a shirt from the pro shop – if I was able to not three-putt any of the first THREE holes. On the first hole I had a good 35 footer uphill and it looked like it might break a foot to the left. My caddy strongly advised that I play 3 feet of LEFT-TO-RIGHT break. I earned that shirt and was humbled with how difficult the course and the greens were – and I was a former collegiate player and still a 5 handicapper at the time. A very different world. In my prime, even as a scratch golfer, I doubt that I could EVER break 80 on the men's course from the championship tees. Placement was so subtly critical.
I can't wait to watch the women's PGA championship.