PGA Championship, The Young Soul Have A Chance

PGA Championship, There are exceptions to prove the rule about the four major championship winners this season And yes, the exception is Darren Clarke, 42 year Ulsterman who has won the British Open last month. But, no, not just about nearly two decades in age between and theaverage of three children. This is about the two characteristics common to young stars: they have short memories and they can quickly learn. It seems counter intuitive, but the two properties that seem exclusive able to work well together, and three players in their 20s who won majors this year are among young stars their have future
That's enough to make one wonder whether the future is now, and whether we will look back only on the fourth season to produce the first four times as the first major winner to produce setidaknyatiga who won several Grand Slam events PGA Championship, the last major of the first year, provides a primer. One week, 25 year Keegan Bradley implodes on the back nine at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational, he then fashion the lessons he learned into the stuff of a great champion - to overcome bogey on hole 15 with three back to back birdies to reach, and win playoff for the PGA Championship. The story in the British Open is different. In 22 major championships contestedbefore winning the Open, Clarkehad reached the weekend only six times. Won a victory of perseverance, fortitude and good fortune to have the ideal weather in the south eastern coast of Northern Ireland the UK for a week at Royal St George. To predict the two main satisfied satisfied Clarke takes quite a leap of faith

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