In this video, Luke at Weekend Tour Pros hopes to get you excited for the first golf major of the year, The Masters, from Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, USA by giving you a preview of the tournament.
Luke picks out the top 5 talking points ahead of this years Masters covering:
1. The first time LIV golfers have played alongside the PGA Tour and DP World Tour golfers since last year’s Open Championship.
2. Will Rory will finally complete the career grand slam?
3. Who will win the Masters 2023?
4. The lengthening of the 13th hole, Azalea, and how this relates to the recent announcement to roll back the golf ball
5. Gary Player’s recent comments about the Masters being his least favourite of golf’s majors.
VIDEO CONTENTS:
0:00 – Intro
0:36 – 1. The Return of LIV Golfers
2:39 – 2. Will Rory Complete the Career Grand Slam?
4:23 – 3. Who Wins The Masters 2023?
6:47 – 4. Lengthening of the 13th Hole?
9:10 – 5. Gary Player’s Recent Comments?
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2 Comments
Liv golf wasn't a rebellion. The guys who went to LIV golf got a better offer for doing the same job with a shorter working week. Me thinks you haven't got over Cam Smiths win in the Open.
It would be easier to plant more trees skinny up the fairways and place doglegs , bunkers and rough at 320 yards off the tee . Better course design will bring the skill of moving the ball each way back into play rather than just hammering it as far as you can. Bring back the artists like Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Peter Thomson. Guys with real skill who could move the ball both ways when the situation demanded.,The courses these days allow players to bomb the ball off the tees with little or no penalty. Sure the equipment has evolved and athletes have grown stronger, this has happenned in every sport. Golf has the opportunity to level the playing field with better course design.