Well we all know that Luke just finished probably the most disappointing year of his PGA career. He's done with the FedEx playoffs and was snubbed from the Ryder Cup team (not sure I blame them although Westwood could be argued was a worse pick).
Meanwhile, David Lipsky is doing fantastic on the European tour. He is playing his 4th event in a row, having made the cut in the last 3. He is looking good in Switzerland just 4 strokes back after shooting a bogey-free 67. David is now 4th in scoring average on the European Tour and his world ranking has climbed several hundred spots. I love that he is still working with Pat Goss (saw David at the Glen Club getting ready to practice with him while I was having a lesson with Pat).
Matt Fitzpatrick, on the other hand, is in rough shape this week. He is playing in one of his exemption invites but shot +3 and is about 127th in the tournament. He'll have to turn it around tomorrow. Matt might end up in the unenviable position of having to go through Q school to find a place on tour if he doesn't really start finishing higher in these sponsor exemptions events. It's easy to second guess him-- he probably really could have benefited from some more college experience if he was able to juggle the golf and the school work
Also, Chris Wilson is in the Web.com finals. That event just started.
Meanwhile, David Lipsky is doing fantastic on the European tour. He is playing his 4th event in a row, having made the cut in the last 3. He is looking good in Switzerland just 4 strokes back after shooting a bogey-free 67. David is now 4th in scoring average on the European Tour and his world ranking has climbed several hundred spots. I love that he is still working with Pat Goss (saw David at the Glen Club getting ready to practice with him while I was having a lesson with Pat).
Matt Fitzpatrick, on the other hand, is in rough shape this week. He is playing in one of his exemption invites but shot +3 and is about 127th in the tournament. He'll have to turn it around tomorrow. Matt might end up in the unenviable position of having to go through Q school to find a place on tour if he doesn't really start finishing higher in these sponsor exemptions events. It's easy to second guess him-- he probably really could have benefited from some more college experience if he was able to juggle the golf and the school work
Also, Chris Wilson is in the Web.com finals. That event just started.