Justin Thomas lost the Zozo Championship by a shot last Sunday and seems J.T. is finding the peace and quiet without fans a problem.
“I’ve got to find a way to kind of just stay a little bit more focused out there,” he said. “It’s crazy, but sometimes it’s hard to just kind of keep the killer instinct and stay in the zone when it’s as quiet as it is out there. It’s tough, but we’re all dealing with it and I just have to find a little bit better way to cope with that.”
Seriously, J.T.?
All we can say to that is:
COME ON MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, you mean some drunk yelling “GET IN THE HOLE” when you launch a drive is going to help you play better?
Time for J.T. to get some of those Devil Ball drives under control. That’s what cost him last week — errant drives at the wrong moment of the round.
No fans? Too much quiet?
We’re sending J.T. to our Dog House for a few days and we’ve asked the dogs to rest up and give J.T. about 24 hours of non-stop barking.
That should make him appreciate a quiet moment a lot more.
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baxter cepeda
I doNt know about Dog House for this.
You know how I feel about JT—but this is a lamer excuse than tiger and Rorys for not showing up all of this season; supposedly because of this lack of fans.
The lack of fans has not Stopped JT from posting super low score after super low score.
This is a crunch time issue only.
In tigers hay day, especially at crunch time, sure he fed off the people; but it seemed tiger was also able to block out all the people around; able to take his time as if he was the only person on the course, by the time he hit that critical putt, it was going in regardless of what was or was not happening around him; he was unaware of surrounding chaos because they are irrelevant to the task at hand; so he focused better than anyone ever has (except maybe Jack and Bobby, and Young Morris) at the things he could control; and it worked pretty well.
Old tiger has these moments in spurts now. Rory has shown this special focus at times. JT has too. But JT