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Three Lessons Learned Friday at the 43rd Ryder Cup
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Dustin Johnson of team United States celebrates on the 12th green during Friday Afternoon Fourball Matches of the 43rd Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits on September 24, 2021 in Kohler, Wisconsin. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
The United States came out of the gates with an impressive performance to grab a 6-2 lead on the opening day of the 43rd Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits.
Whether it was Jordan Spieth's nearly "impossible" shot on 17 or Dustin Johnson's ability to control his wedges, there were a few key takeaways every golfer could learn from to improve their game.
Recap the day below & be sure to connect with a PGA Coach near you to book a golf lesson soon.
1. Trust Your Fundamentals. No Shot is Impossible
Jordan Spieth blew all our minds with this execution 🤯
— PGA of America (@PGA) September 24, 2021
The crazier the lie, the more important it is to stick to your fundamentals. pic.twitter.com/q5g0BnT9HF
2. Stay Calm, Cool & Collected on the First Tee
You're prepared— Stay calm & embrace the moment of the first tee shot. #RyderCupUSA | #RyderCup pic.twitter.com/i35pEckY7V
— PGA of America (@PGA) September 24, 2021
3. Stay Engaged to Spin it Like Dustin Johnson
Create spin & control with rotation, not your hands. Stay engaged to check it like, Dustin Johnson. pic.twitter.com/CXYcy0pKI4
— PGA of America (@PGA) September 24, 2021
