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Tour winner’s bizarre request — a fake 8-iron?! — is already paying off
Tour winner’s bizarre request — a fake 8-iron?! — is already paying off
After winning his first PGA Tour event in commanding fashion, Sahith Theegala made a peculiar request to his coach: a fake 8-iron. Theegala explained that he wanted to practice with a club that looked like an 8-iron but had the length of a 7-iron. This would allow him to hit shots that would land softer and with more spin, which could be an advantage on certain courses.
Despite initial skepticism, Theegala’s coach agreed to the request. And it seems to be paying off. In his first event since using the fake 8-iron, Theegala finished in a tie for second place. He hit several impressive approach shots, including one that landed on the green and spun back to within a few feet of the hole.
Theegala’s success with the fake 8-iron is a testament to his willingness to experiment and find new ways to improve his game. It also shows that even the smallest changes can make a big difference in golf.
