"Driving distances.......
The shortest hitter was Siddikur Rahman, who averages just 260.1 yards. Despite that, the Bangladeshi managed to finish runner-up at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open in May.
Scrambling Percentages.....
Short-hitting Siddikur Rahman led the way in the season-long standings, saving par 117 times from 165 missed greens for a scrambling percentage of 70.9. Only 22 players average better than 60 per cent".
Proof, if ever it was needed, that distance isn't everything and that practicing your short game is.
"Driving distances.......
The shortest hitter was Siddikur Rahman, who averages just 260.1 yards. Despite that, the Bangladeshi managed to finish runner-up at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open in May.
Scrambling Percentages.....
Short-hitting Siddikur Rahman led the way in the season-long standings, saving par 117 times from 165 missed greens for a scrambling percentage of 70.9. Only 22 players average better than 60 per cent".
Proof, if ever it was needed, that distance isn't everything and that practicing your short game is.
"Driving distances.......
The shortest hitter was Siddikur Rahman, who averages just 260.1 yards. Despite that, the Bangladeshi managed to finish runner-up at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open in May.
Scrambling Percentages.....
Short-hitting Siddikur Rahman led the way in the season-long standings, saving par 117 times from 165 missed greens for a scrambling percentage of 70.9. Only 22 players average better than 60 per cent".
Proof, if ever it was needed, that distance isn't everything and that practicing your short game is.
really, one unheard of performance from a guy in one of the poorer field comps which he didnt even win
"Driving distances.......
The shortest hitter was Siddikur Rahman, who averages just 260.1 yards. Despite that, the Bangladeshi managed to finish runner-up at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open in May.
Scrambling Percentages.....
Short-hitting Siddikur Rahman led the way in the season-long standings, saving par 117 times from 165 missed greens for a scrambling percentage of 70.9. Only 22 players average better than 60 per cent".
Proof, if ever it was needed, that distance isn't everything and that practicing your short game is.
its the complete opposite.
Putting is not everything, chipping is not everything, driving is not everything, sand play is not everything..
But if you are a good putter, good chipper, long hitter, good bunker player you are a good golfer!
The 260 yard stat to me says, despite being amazing at other aspects of his game, his lack of length prevented him from winning
Perhaps the state of bunkers might have something to do with that. I don't know about the lower ranking tours, but when I see golf on the TV it looks to me that the pros never have to try to play out of bunkers in the state we have to contend with on a regular basis.One of the areas that amateurs struggle with the most compared to pros is in greenside bunkers.