Why did Bryson Dechambeau hit almost 150 more practical balls on Tuesday any other master competitor on Tuesday

Augusta, him. – Bryson Dechambeau spent most of Tuesday in the morning on the Tournament Tournament National Golf Club tournament in his driver. With red sharpness in hand, Dechambeau marked the bottom of each head, which indicates whether too much, or missed, or hanged to the right.

Dechambeau later said during the press conference that “super close” finding the right driver for this week Master.

“For my speeds, it’s just tiring, and they have to be so precisely measured and defined,” Dechambea said. “It’s hard; the production process isn’t simple. It’s one of those of the speed of my caliber, he must be super precisely, how I feel in my hands, so I’m just trying to get the first precise thing in my hand for this week.”

But Dechambeau has not been made with its range.

After playing nine in the second nine nine, Dechambeau returned to more practices. According to the reporter Amanda Balionus, Dechambeau hit the ball “through” anyone else on Tuesday night.

When Dechambeau finished, his ball was 393, mostly on the field for the day, including 153 balls in that post-round session. (This information is, of course, is now following the tournament.)

Here were the second upper balls from Tuesday:

• Max Homa – 247
• Jose Maria Olazabal – 236
• JT Poston – 183
• Patrick Canlay – 166
• JJ Spaun – 161

“I just felt like I wasn’t entirely there with my iron play and I needed a little more precise, so I went out of the golf ball, but I don’t know how much I hit,” he said, “Dechambeau said in the morning. “I had some things that came across, so it’s what I’m comfortable once I feel about golf momentum in a particular feeling and I feel like I can control that draw.”