people take the golf club too much inside. right. and if you do that with the medicus, you re gonna see the club break down. when they take the golf club too much to the inside, the next thing you know, it causes a reaction where they come too steep and outside. so they re, they re in at the start and then they re out coming down, o.k.? and then you see the result with the medicus. you see the result. so with the medicus, you can feel a nice, smooth takeaway, get the golf club. on the correct plane back and on a better plane coming through. and that is what amateurs need to do to fix their slice. what i have a problem with is a slice. the medicus was telling me that i was coming too far inside and i was coming over the top. after less than 10 minutes, i was able to, to draw the ball, hit it straight with a little draw rather than slice it over into the other fairway. and that was less than 10 minutes. when you put this golf club in your bag, this is like having your
leader by two with a really strong late surge here. knocking it on the green on 13 and 15 and then that long wonderful putt at 17. nick: i have known rory since he was 12. played an exhibition match when he was only 16. it is only five years ago now. one of us shot a 69 and one shot a 66. i will let you decide who shot what. jim: for 16 i will take either one of them. his mom and dad work multiple jobs to earn enough money for rory to be able to get the experience all over the globe. they put him at age 11 on a plane alone to fly to utah to stay with a family they met through junior golf. jason day. how much it would mean for him to play in the final pairing? nick: very important. he would absolutely love it. looks like he is giving it enough break. come on, go. jim: oh. nick: perfect read. one of the few. jim: that means cabrera will be with mccllroy tomorrow. choi will be with schwartzel. and jason will be with adam scott. the australians will be paired together. nick: i am