In PGA, Chail Hollow’s challenge remains the same: he struck as Rory

No matter how thick grows.

No matter how long they run under Subai.

No matter how much ticket sales or the log cabin are placed around the facility, which is stretched at 7,626 meters in this 107. PGA championship.

In Rory McIlroy, Quail Hollow Club is still converted a hollow club, the annual PGA tour stops where he won four times, including last year’s five-storey ROMP on the Truistic Championship.

“I thought it would feel different just because I was the chief championship, and I was going to golf yesterday, and that didn’t feel different than last year in Fargo Buns, so he was stated on the Truist his previous name.

“It’s rough maybe a little soikor. But they are still the same cutting lines and the same visual lines. He doesn’t feel so much different.”

The test that requires quail remains simple although it is difficult to master if someone does not have appropriate gears. McIlroy charged under the hood, in the third place on the PGA tour, the second best in this field behind Norgaard nickel, and first in the moves he gained Tee, in front of the world no. 1 scrottie scheffler. This helps explain why he was impenetrable to the defense, carrying bunkers with mammoths and giving himself a lot of wedges and short ironing around this property, nearly 200 meters longer than it last year.

“I would claim that the best launcher I have ever seen,” said Justin Thomas, the winner was quail, although it was the year I waited for the first time in his proportion career and pulled out in the playoff.

“I think his shape is shot, I think this golf course fits into a big draw really, really good,” Thomas continued. “There is a lot to hold a fund or bunkers, whatever it is that it can guess the window, but it doesn’t necessarily have a team, generally I need to guess what it’s possible and really, really good at it.”

Scheffler, the betting is over McIlroj towards some quotas, echoed such a thought, that is so big, just to enjoy Tee, and there is quite a hole of strategic things you can do. “

And Bryson Dechambeau, another big basher: “Given the humidity and everything, I’ll just go out on the range of driving and take advantage of see how much golf ball goes.”

Options are really afraid converted, especially on green. Unlike those classic open places or even last week’s Truistic Replacement Club of Philadelphia Cricket, where the wavy greenery and the embankment denies much of the fact that he picked up he picked up at 12,100 meters, the angles were mostly picked up. As Lucas Glover said in the interview a few days ago, everyone will hit the same spots over the quail.

That is why a little bit of that Kerry Haigh, the Chief Championship Officer in PG, can make it drastically alter the monotony that is quail. Haigh asked what the placement team was trying to achieve this week in terms of setting the golf course, which passed a recent work that added several new Tins, removed about 100 trees and softened 12 green. It’s not a great sign when Johnson Wagner, a former tourist transformed golf channel and long-standing quail, says: “We didn’t necessarily do the golf course when we made changes.”

It is not encouraging that no Haigh started with the company’s line: “Each PGA Championship, we challenge all our staff to make this the largest championship we have ever had.”

Fortunately, the journalist involved, “I do what?”

“Do you, the media, enjoy it, players enjoy it, the bathtubs enjoy, the viewers enjoy, and the television viewers enjoy it,” he reacted in what he reacted.

The third attempt followed: “I have to be clearer. I didn’t talk about our parking lot. I was thinking more about golf course. What test are you trying to present and how are you going?”

He mentioned Oversed, Change eight years ago when this championship played in August on freshly redesigned rewarded with four drastically different holes and bermudagrams of the wall. He added that rough, cut into 2 ¾ inches on Saturday, probably won’t visit this week again – and a few inches of rain already fell, however, they will be limited until things are dry. Despite the weather challenges, the prostitial is stiffly manicured.

“It’s a wonderful golf course,” Haigh said. “It’s a great challenge. We’re trying to set it rough, so players can play, but there’s a beautiful couple-3, and that’s what’s up to the golf course. There are so many aspects. There are so many aspects.

Longer holes and solid, new green with less inclination?

Over and over?

In order to be fair, we will probably get us a high ranked champion, whether it’s McIlroy, Scheffler or other superstar, maybe each of them, who can run the driver, to hit a small club, all the preconditions for success in this modern game. No wonder many superior tourist breaks loved prepein transformations from the miraculous, rye-bent test that used to be ten years ago.

“There are several great golf courses we play, and this is one of them,” Jordan Spieth said. “No fake.”

When Thomas won here in 2017. year, he led the field in the distance distance, but he was the fourth in the moves they acquired. Francesco Molinari, Patrick Reed and Louis Oosthuizen, none of whom they won’t be confused with the main John Daly, tied to another while Kevin Kinner, a guy who has absolutely no chance for Torrey Pines. Then last year, where McIlroy raced past qualified Schaufela and Ben A drivers, but also where Denny McCarthy and Mac Hughes binds for the sixth.

Of course, whether someone has the potential to constitute if they absolutely bring it. But during the 72 holes, Prepeal will eventually wear most players down rough force. The great pressure will make the rest of the work in swimming this field only on a handful of powerful guys.

“It’s only long,” said Viktor Hovland on the question of why “Green Miles”, also known as no. 16-18, it’s so hard. “… this course doesn’t allow you to hide.”

Unless, of course, hit him like Rory or Scottie or Bryson, then you could escape like McIlroy last year.

The only difference, this time the winner will receive Wanamaker.