Rick Gehman

🚨 🎥 NEWWW!!!! Quail Hollow? More like Rory Hollow. Video: youtu.be/FNwXCC7eBaE Audio: bit.ly/3ZXSDLF Stats: RickRunGood.com

Rory McIlroy has won nearly 30% of his starts at Quail Hollow and is gaining 2.58 strokes per round at the venue. That is, by far, the best of anyone who has played at least five times in Charlotte. @rickrungood breaks it down. ow.ly/PF1M50YUJB9

Collin Morikawa a WD from the Truist Championship.

@kellyinvegas @ColtKnost @splashsports Good one to win too!

FINALLY had a winner in @RickRunGood’s One & Done PGA contest. Even @ColtKnost couldn’t mush this one!

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It was added (subtracted?) to his drive.

Cameron Young just assessed himself a stroke penalty in the middle of the second fairway. Caused his ball to move.

@DbScooper6 @ForePlayPod Hahaha

@ForePlayPod @RickRunGood on a road trip 🤝 Cam Young on the range 😂

Cam Young’s favorite song to listen to on the range? Silence. Guy is just a true one of one 💀

Preferred lies are in effect for the final round of the Cadillac Championship.

Si Woo Kim is having the best year of his career and it's not particularly close. This doesn't even include this week, so expect this to get even better.

Let’s just make this easy. 🧠 Cam ❤️ Cam 💰 Cam

@GolfChannel coverage is again very questionable. A lot of walking, scenery pics, and commercials. Occasionally those items are interrupted with golf from the leaders. I guess there is only 2 or 3 groups on the course today. @ESPNGolf coverage w @RickRunGood is far superior!

It’s the hardest hole on TOUR this year by a mile.

We are on right now! ESPN+

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Since 2024, there have been 24 instances of a golfer gaining at least 11.5 strokes to the field over the first two rounds. That golfer has gone on to win 37.5% (9/24) of the time. Cam Young is currently at +11.67 heading into the weekend in Miami.

@drakesmith__ Do you have a paper template for this or just putting it in the margin of the yardage book? Or on the scorecard?

I have caddied on Tour and the Korn Ferry Tour. Here are some things I did for my player that you can use in your own game. Note the amount of rollout on every green. When you hit an 8 iron, find your divot, walk off the distance to where the ball ended up. Write it down. That information becomes gold later in the round. Know where you putt best from. A putt that breaks slightly right to left is often easier to manage than a straight one. When you have options on approach, favor the side that gives you the putt you like. Plan your round the night before. Wind direction is on your weather app right now. If you know your course you can decide how you are going to play each hole before you ever get there. No decision fatigue on the course. You just execute. Chart your iron shots. Iron you hit. Wind direction. How far it flew. Find your divot, walk it off from where you measured, write down the number. Do it every round for a few months and you will know your distances better than you ever have. This sounds like a lot. It is at first. But once you start thinking this way you stop guessing. You stop second guessing your club choice on the 14th hole with water left. You step in with a number you trust and a plan you already made. That is where confidence comes from. Not the range. The data.

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@JustinRose99 track 'em down, baby. rooting for you. 👊

Cheers Rick for the stats… will use DRS tomorrow after that info… 🤝