That is it for another year! All the pre tournament interviews and predictions and all the hype about Tiger's return can be assigned to the Recyle Bin!
Was it a good tournament? Yes, I believe so! Poulter gave us much hope for three rounds and Westwood, although he will be hugely disappointed, let neither himself nor his supporters down. A best ever performance can not be considered a "loss" and on this occasion it was the brilliance of Mickleson's play when it mattered most that determined the result.
I dont think that anyone out there will rue a loose shot here or there and the scores record what happened. A missed Putt or a loose Approach cost many a player a shot or two. It happens!
I don't care how much Tiger likes The Old Course I am going to have a good each-way bet on Westwood and Poulter for The Open ... and I am not going to ignore the possibility of a place by Casey.
Am I just a patriotic Dreamer?
About Me
- Peter Ballingall
- Born and Bred in Scotland but worked most of my professional life in England, firstly at the John Jacobs Golf Centre in Northumberland then founded the Peter Ballingall Golf School at Barnham Broom in Norfolk. I moved to El Rompido in Southern Andalucia in 2004. I was a student of THE INNER GAME and was one of the first Teacher/Coaches to introduce a strong psychological approach to my coaching - long before Sports Psychologists "invented" themselves!
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