BROOKLINE, Mass. — There’s a fine line between reality and one’s own perceived position. That’s especially true in golf, where one bad hole can sink an entire round’s worth of solid play, and a few good shots can turn around an otherwise unremarkable day.
Just let Will Zalatoris explain the feeling.
“When we’re playing poorly, we think we’re playing worse,” he said Saturday. “When we’re playing well, we think we’re Tiger.”
