Lucas Glover joins Golf Today to discuss the motivation behind his recent success, what it would mean to be chosen for the Ryder Cup, and his expectations ahead of the BMW Championship. #GolfChannel #GolfToday #LucasGlover
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How Lucas Glover is staying motivated after back-to-back wins | Golf Today | Golf Channel
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4 Comments
If I’m the captain Lucas is on the team
Lets get 3 in a row 🔥🔥🔥
Lucas is very patient, taking all the questions can sometimes get a little exhausting, but he has the right attitude, and remains humble. Keeping the energy and momentum going for 3 straight weeks can be tough, but a 3-peat would be a very rare feat. I can't think of a better guy to be on a hot streak. He may even go on to play his best golf ever in his 40s.
You'd have to think that a guy who hits a lot of fairways and great approach shots would be a major addition to a Ryder Cup team. The better putting is pretty much a bonus.