1148: Matty Fitz holds off Scottie, Bryson's WD and a Wild Week of LIV news
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Be the right club. Be the right club today.
That's better than most. How about him? That is better than most.
Better than most! Expect anything different?
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the No Laying Up Live Show, presented as always by our friends at Titleist. I am Solly. I am joined by Mr. Icarito Neal Schuster. Hello, Neal.
I've been doing the Fitzpatrick arms, shoulder arms. I'm fired up, baby.
Let's go. Careful. You're not going to be popular in the U.S. if you start taking after Matt Fitzpatrick. We haven't heard from him this week. Mr. TC, though, is back from a little bit of travel. Hello, T-Ron.
Hello. What an electric finish. Loved it. Love seeing Fitz get it done.
A lot, a lot to talk about tonight. We're, of course, going to talk about heritage. We're going to dive back into there was some live golf developments this past week, Toronto, and we missed you this past Wednesday. Got to get TC's take. It was bizarre. He's usually on the forefront of all information, like anything that involves information. TC is like bringing it to us. But he was traveling and he came back. I guess I got no idea what's going on here. We're lifting.
So I was up in the low country, just off the grid. It was awesome.
What a week for that. We're going to do a little bit of LPGA, some odds and ends, a new Fedora 5. We're going to empty the notebook as well at the end. But as we know, Matt Fitzpatrick wins the Heritage. Dylan Menante wins the Tulum Championship. Jon Rahm is winning or has won the Live Mexico event at Chapultepec. Se-Young Kim just took the lead at the JM Eagle LA Championship, which is going on right now as we speak. They're going to be entering the back nine here shortly but again Matt Fitzpatrick your winner at Harbortown dialed in all week long with his Titleist Pro V1X golf ball Matt plays the Pro V1X for several reasons one of them being the consistent trajectory and spin he gets from it fits right into the flight windows he's looking to hit on the golf course and he's able to do everything he wants with it hit higher flight it down increase spin take spin off shots all the shots you need to win at Harbortown
I'll call it his 26-foot apex drive on the 14th hole. I think it was 180 or 180 miles an hour off the tee with a 26-foot apex. We've seen him hit it plenty high as well. He just, again, think back several years, would have never thought Matt Fitzpatrick is a 180 ball speed guy, but... uh here we are loves the feel of the pro v1x which is slightly firmer than the pro v1 he's actually played the pro v1x since he was 15 years old uh we hear tour players say it all the time if you're not playing the right golf ball it's costing you shots and if you don't know what golf ball model best suits your game you should go to Titleist.com to learn more and find out what golf ball best fits your game again Titleist.com
Breaking down a little bit more on what happened here. Matt Fitzpatrick took a three-shot lead into the final round over Scotty Scheffler. Playing with him in the final group, there was a big group of players just four shots back. Fitz birdied the first and third holes to get his lead up to four shots, but Scheffler birdied nine to get back within three, heading into the back nine. He made an incredible up and down on the 11th hole Fitz did to keep the lead at three from left punt.
Massive putt there.
Huge putt there. Scotty and Siwoo Kim both trimmed the lead to two when they both birdied the 15th hole in separate groups. Then Scotty stuffed it in there and rolled in a birdie on the 16th lead is down to one on 18. Wind whipping there on the 18th hole. Fitz found the waste area to the right, missed the green right. Scotty missed the green way right from the fairway, but hit an amazing pitch up the tap in range. Fitz rushed his chip a little bit, missed it way short to the delight of the fans surrounding the 18th screen. Uh, and then, uh, missed the putt. So they were off to a playoff and then Fitz proceeded to hit a four iron from 204 yards in the fairway to just 13 feet to the front left hole location with the wind in off the left.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:06–7:23
2
What were the key highlights of Matt Fitzpatrick's win?
7:23–45:17
3
How did the crowd react during the final holes?
45:17–56:04
4
What are the implications of Bryson's withdrawal from LIV Mexico?
56:04–57:51
5
How does the LIV Golf league respond to media scrutiny?
57:51–59:56
6
What are the future funding prospects for LIV Golf?
59:56–1:01:43
7
What are the latest developments in the LPGA and LIV Golf events?
1:01:43–1:57:59