Chris Gotterup Needs to Find Better Touch and Consistency This Offseason
After a T19 in the Bahamas this past week, Chris Gotterup begins this offseason in search of better consistency on the greens and being more than just a "long ball hitter." It is a marvelous sight to see him hit booming drives, but what follows can only be described as managed chaos. Long stretches of horrible contributions on the green and in his iron play have made him extremely volatile. This season, the 26-year-old posted scoring averages of 68.22 in final rounds (ranked 2nd on the PGA Tour) and 68.7 in second rounds (ranked 6th on the PGA Tour). But on the flipside, ranked near or outside the top 75 in rounds one and three, which contributed to many missed cuts and mediocre finishes. After seeing what he can do firing on all cylinders during his win at the Scottish Open, he is one of the game's brightest young stars. He needs to be able to string four solid rounds together more often.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
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