A good divot is usually a sign of a good iron shot. Since the clubs are designed to hit the ball on the descent, irons usually scrape off a thin layer of the...
It was a question that befuddled Scheffler and likely plenty of golfers that watched the interaction. The answer is supposed to be obvious: divot equals a good shot. As stated before, irons are supposed to sweep up some turf. But when pressed, Woods simply brought about more confusion.“Have you always been like that or do you just practice it?” Scheffler asked curiously.It was a brief interaction, but one that left many golf fans confused.
So was that an off day for the legend? Was Woods merely talking about thick, long divots? Will Scheffler suddenly start practicing not hitting divots with his irons? Was the conversation simply just the old veteran playing mind games with his younger companion? There are so many questions, but unfortunately no way to answer them.
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