The 51-Yard Gap That Changes Everything: Bryson vs Russell Ryder Cup Strategy
Day Shambo averages 340 yards off the tee. Russell Henley 289. That’s a 51 yard gap, the biggest on either team. But here’s what most golfers miss. Distance isn’t everything. Strategy, positioning, and mental approach can be just as important. Today, I’m going to show you exactly how these differences play out on three of Beth Paige Black’s most challenging holes. If you’ve ever wondered how to think your way around a golf course like a pro, this analysis will change how you approach every round. Well, let’s start with the numbers. I’m going to throw a visual aid up here for you. Here are Bryson’s stock yardages. He’s published these on his Instagram account so you can go find those yourself as well. And then look at Russell’s next to it. Look at the gap. It’s not just the driver. Obviously, their bag is built up a little bit differently, but it’s really every single club. Now, here’s what’s fascinating, though. Russell Henley is currently fifth in strokes gain total and second in greens and regulation on the PJ tour at the time of this recording.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Russell Henley – Who wins when distance meets precision?
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