Collin Morikawa: Masters Aspirations and Media Resilience
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Today on Golf Channel, we had the pleasure of welcoming the formidable Collin Morikawa, a two-time major champion dominating the greens this year. With a stellar track record of top-ten finishes and a knack for dissecting golf courses to his advantage, Morikawa's thoughts on the Masters were nothing short of intriguing. Despite his success, the elusive career Grand Slam still lingers in his mind, a feat he knows is no walk in the park, having led at Brookline before.
In a fiery exchange with the press, Morikawa addressed the recent media scrutiny surrounding his comments at the Players, emphasizing the need for balance in coverage and expressing his unyielding stance on the matter. While he admits to browsing social media, Morikawa's focus remains on his game and the present, steering clear of historical distractions that others may relish. His unwavering belief in his ability to secure future victories, coupled with lessons learned from past struggles, paints a picture of a golfer determined to excel.
Navigating the fine line between seeking improvement and sticking to what works, Morikawa sheds light on the challenges of finding the right swing changes without losing sight of his strengths. Embracing the philosophy that playing golf is paramount, he stresses the importance of readiness and adaptability on tournament days. Through a candid account of his journey back to basics with his coach, Morikawa's resilience and commitment to honing his craft shine through, setting the stage for what promises to be an exciting chapter in his golfing career.
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