Rory McILOY, who made a slow start at the PGA Championship in the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, uses a different driver after being managed by USGA during the last Masters win this week.
On Friday, the report of the Siriusxm PGA Tour radio showed that USGA thought that McILOY’s driver was not suitable at the beginning of this week after the routine test.
McILOY was available to journalists less than normal this week, and after 3 par 74 on Thursday, and then again on Friday, he refused to meet with the press to make a cut of 69 below 2.
Since McILOY hit only four Fairway on Thursday and six Fairway on Friday, these scores reflect the bad results with the new driver.
The absence of the media has kept the nature of the inappropriate driver, and numerous factors can be responsible.
According to the media reports, it is known that drivers have been inspected in a place. More excessive examples include drivers suitable for a manufacturer’s test and then fail a USGA test after a week.
The damage to the driver may cause a problem such as a simple use that can take a club from a gradual unacceptable place.
Combined with the silence of McILOY this week, the Masters victory that gives McILOY GRAND SLAM will create more speculation, but they already have defenders.
Golfist Johnson Wagner provided additional context when questioned by Siriusxm.
“This is something that happens from week to week on the PGA round.” He said. “It is unfortunate to be in the Major week. … He didn’t do anything wrong.”
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