Spieth risks oblivion unless he stops tinkering, says Chamblee
Problem in golf with young players fiddling with their swing, instead of relying on their natural talent
06 August 2019 - 15:45
Cary — Slumping Jordan Spieth might never find his way back from the wilderness unless he stops analysing his swing in such detail and returns instead to his natural ways, PGA Tour winner turned television analyst Brandel Chamblee said on Monday.
Chamblee, citing British Open champions David Duval and Ian Baker-Finch as prime examples, pointed to a long list of players whose games went into permanent decline when they started tinkering with their swings...
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