The Majors Are Over. Now Golf Has to Wait Nine Months.
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Trey Wingo and Justin Ray recap the conclusion of the men's major golf season, focusing on Ryan Fox's historic win and the controversies surrounding Bryson DeChambeau's penalty.
The Majors Are Over. Now Golf Has to Wait Nine Months. Head to cozyearth.com and use code WINGO for an exclusive 20% off. The Open Championship is finished, Ryan Fox is the Champion Golfer of the Year, and the men’s major season is officially over. Trey Wingo and Justin Ray recap a wild week at Royal Birkdale, from Ryan Fox’s historic comeback to Bryson DeChambeau’s penalty controversy, Scottie Scheffler’s strange Sunday, Cameron Young’s near-miss, Sam Burns’ heartbreak, and the bigger question golf now has to answer: why are the majors done in July? Ryan Fox Makes History Ryan Fox went from T-52 after 36 holes to winning The Open Championship, completing the biggest 36-hole comeback by position in men’s major championship history. Justin explains why Fox’s Saturday 62 changed everything, why his win was so rare, and why his style, pace of play, and New Zealand sporting background made him such a popular champion. The Bryson Penalty Debate Trey and Justin break down the Bryson DeChambeau two-shot penalty, why the R&A was in charge instead of the PGA Tour, and why intent was not the only issue. They also discuss Bryson’s reaction, the idea that he may have threatened to leave…
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