Hunter Mahan

[Jensen]

Great to see Hunter appear on a leaderboard again after the cut.
Although he finished T33 at -6, where there were also a few other big names, he seems to be at least moving in the right direction.
For me he has the best looking swing on tour.

 

[Grant85]

Great to see Hunter appear on a leaderboard again after the cut.
Although he finished T33 at -6, where there were also a few other big names, he seems to be at least moving in the right direction.
For me he has the best looking swing on tour.

Strange player to pick out.

Not exactly someone who will move the needle and best known for his chipping woes - in particular in the 2010 Ryder Cup.

Done well to come back via the Web.com tour and get himself on tour again, but for me everything about him screams journeyman.

 

[IanM]

I was stood within a few feet of him when he duffed it at Celtic Manor.... that takes some coming back from.... good luck to him!

 

[Parsaregood]

Strange player to pick out.

Not exactly someone who will move the needle and best known for his chipping woes - in particular in the 2010 Ryder Cup.

Done well to come back via the Web.com tour and get himself on tour again, but for me everything about him screams journeyman.

He was top 10 in the world for a length of time, he is not a journeyman by any stretch. A journeyman is someone who plays lower tours maybe gets on the big tour for a year or 2 and flits up and down. Hunter was a top player, he just had problems mentally. Great to see he's got back to the pga tour and hopefully will start playing well. Don't know how anybody with two WGC wins can be called a journeyman, poor choice of words

 

[HamiltonGuy]

He was top 10 in the world for a length of time, he is not a journeyman by any stretch. A journeyman is someone who plays lower tours maybe gets on the big tour for a year or 2 and flits up and down. Hunter was a top player, he just had problems mentally. Great to see he's got back to the pga tour and hopefully will start playing well. Don't know how anybody with two WGC wins can be called a journeyman, poor choice of words

He’s someone who made a career from golf without ever really troubling the elite. He’s everything a journeyman is

 

[Parsaregood]

He’s someone who made a career from golf without ever really troubling the elite. He’s everything a journeyman is

He was number 4 in the world, won 6 times on the pga tour with two world golf championships. He is not a journeyman, what planet are you on ?

 

[Deleted member 1147]

He was number 4 in the world, won 6 times on the pga tour with two world golf championships. He is not a journeyman, what planet are you on ?

Also had one of the best swings on tour. About as good a one plane swing as you can get.

You have to remember that a lot of people on this forum seem to know naff all about golf!

 

[Pin-seeker]

I always like Hunter for some reason.
Be good to see him hit some form.

 

[Parsaregood]

Also had one of the best swings on tour. About as good a one plane swing as you can get.

You have to remember that a lot of people on this forum seem to know naff all about golf!

I have noticed, would be great to see him put the last 3 or 4 years behind him golf wise and move onwards and upwards

 

[MendieGK]

He was number 4 in the world, won 6 times on the pga tour with two world golf championships. He is not a journeyman, what planet are you on ?

I’m with you here. He’s not a journeyman. A journeyman would someone be like Ryan Palmer, Ben Crane Or Rory sabbatini

A journeyman doesn’t head marketing campaigns for club manufacturers. He was in Ping adverts for years

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Honestly, a journey man pro!?!

 

[Wolf]

Always liked Mahan, wouldn't call him a journeyman at all, had some good wins and a good number of high finishes with a really good golf swing.

Would suggest calling him a journeyman means that someone doesn't have a great deal of knowledge about the player.

I'd like to see Villegas make a come back from his shoulder injury to an get back out on Main tour, like Mahan a good player that has suffered for a while.

 

[Jensen]

I have noticed, would be great to see him put the last 3 or 4 years behind him golf wise and move onwards and upwards

I've been told by a good source that he's working with Jim Hardy

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Journeymen don’t play 3 Ryder cups, wins couple of WGCs and grt into the top 10

 

[Hobbit]

Journeymen don’t play 3 Ryder cups, wins couple of WGCs and grt into the top 10

Yeah but he's dog ugly

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Yeah but he's dog ugly

True, he’s no Darren Clarke, is he!?!

 

[Parsaregood]

Journeymen don’t play 3 Ryder cups, wins couple of WGCs and grt into the top 10

Don't forget about the 4 presidents cups and $30 million

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Don't forget about the 4 presidents cups and $30 million

Well, I didn’t want to labour the point.
Don’t want to embarrass anyone!

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Strange player to pick out.

Not exactly someone who will move the needle and best known for his chipping woes - in particular in the 2010 Ryder Cup.

Done well to come back via the Web.com tour and get himself on tour again, but for me everything about him screams journeyman.

He isn’t journey man at all

Got into the top 5 of the world , won 2 WGC , at one stage was the highest ranking US player , a number of Ryder Cups , 10 wins on tour

Nowhere near a journeyman for goodness sake

 

[ManinBlack]

I've been told by a good source that he's working with Jim Hardy

He is. The word is that his game started going astray & his previous coach got him tied in knots trying to put him right. He went to Jim Hardy's partner, Chris O'Connell, who coaches Kuchar & has been improving dramatically.