
Here is a startling data analysis.
Masters winners are much better at ball striking than putting (Obviously, they had to have a good week putting to win the Masters.)
62% of the winners were top 10 in ball striking the year they won.
Only 23% were top ten in putting the year they won.
77% of the winners were ABOVE top 20 in putting for the year.
And for all except Zach their SG:TTG was much better than their SG:Putting.
The average gap between SG:TTG and SG:Putting was 1.12 strokes. That's huge.
Masters winners are much better at ball striking than putting (Obviously, they had to have a good week putting to win the Masters.)
62% of the winners were top 10 in ball striking the year they won.
Only 23% were top ten in putting the year they won.
77% of the winners were ABOVE top 20 in putting for the year.
And for all except Zach their SG:TTG was much better than their SG:Putting.
The average gap between SG:TTG and SG:Putting was 1.12 strokes. That's huge.