Trevor Immelman

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The Fried Egg Golf Podcast · Takeaways from the 2026 PGA Championship with Trevor Immelman · 20 May 2026 podcast

The general consensus was, gosh, if you drive it well, you're going to have so many wedges and so many scoring opportunities to be able to attack.

And I think part of that is the mental aspect of when you're going on a scouting trip or you're playing a practice round, there's no consequence.

Part of it is that the conditions were probably more benign when they went up there.

And then also the hole locations that were being used were

during those practice rounds were softer.

So now you start to add not just the pressure of competing in a major championship, but all of a sudden the whole location on 10 on Sunday has pushed a yard further right closer to the fall-off.

And you start to throw some wind in there and everything just gets taken up a couple notches.

And the golf course really showed its teeth all week long.

I mean, it was – I also think, you know, players that went a week or two before, because of the weather and the snow and the rain and the stuff that they have so late into the season up in the northeast –

Maybe the players underestimated how much the rough would fill in and grow between those scouting trips a couple weeks before or a week before to when the tournament kicked off on Thursday.

I'm not sure what products they used, but that stuff came in pretty thick.

I mean, it was dense.

And they topped it off on Tuesday evening for the last time to get it nice and uniform.

But by the time the weekend rolled around, it was pretty severe.

Not really.

Very punishing.

Gnarly is the right word.

Yeah, I agree with you.

I mean, another reason why the wedges are easier to hit out the rough is

is because there's more angle of attack naturally with the shorter shaft and more angle of attack makes a shot out of the rough easier because you're chopping down on it more in a sense.

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