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Why are there so few PGA Tour winners in their 40s? Adam Scott offers his take
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Why are there so few PGA Tour winners in their 40s? Adam Scott offers his take

Why Are There So Few PGA Tour Winners in Their 40s?

Australian golfer Adam Scott recently discussed the decline in the number of PGA Tour winners in their 40s.

Scott, who is 42 years old, believes that the game has become too physically demanding for older players. He also pointed to the fact that younger players are now coming into the game with better skills and training.

“The game has become a lot more physical,” Scott said. “The guys are hitting the ball longer and the courses are getting tougher. It’s hard for older guys to keep up.”

Scott’s comments come at a time when the average age of PGA Tour winners is getting younger. In 2022, the average age of winners was 29.5 years old, down from 31.5 years old in 2010.

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Major struggles: Rory McIlroy and Greg Norman’s unwanted common ground
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Major struggles: Rory McIlroy and Greg Norman’s unwanted common ground

Rory McIlroy, the Northern Irish professional golfer, and Greg Norman, an Australian professional golfer who won 20 PGA Tour events, share an unwanted common ground: their major struggles. McIlroy has come close to winning a major championship on several occasions but has yet to seal the deal, while Norman has not won a major since 1993. Both golfers have faced criticism for their inability to close out major championships, and both have been open about the toll it has taken on their mental health. McIlroy has said that he feels “pressure” to win a major, while Norman has admitted that he “struggled” with the pressure of being a favorite. Both golfers have also faced criticism for their outspoken views on the LIV Golf Tour. McIlroy has been a vocal critic of the Saudi-backed breakaway tour, while Norman is the CEO of LIV Golf. The LIV Golf Tour has been criticized for its human rights record and its impact on the PGA Tour.

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Rory McIlroy Defends Caddie Amidst U.S. Open Criticism
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Rory McIlroy Defends Caddie Amidst U.S. Open Criticism

In a recent interview, Rory McIlroy defended his caddie, Harry Diamond, from criticism following his disappointing performance at the U.S. Open. McIlroy highlighted Diamond’s exceptional ability and steadfast support, emphasizing that the responsibility for managing emotions lies solely with the golfer. He condemned the criticism, stating that it was unfair as Diamond’s absence due to illness was beyond their control. McIlroy expressed gratitude for Diamond’s unwavering support and belief that the criticism was unwarranted.

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