Victor Hovland speaks about his double bogey at the 16th hole and how he felt about his game after the 2023 PGA Championship from Oak Hill. #GolfChannel #ViktorHovland
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Viktor Hovland ‘going the right direction’ | Live from the PGA Championship | Golf Channel
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My Norwegian elkhound says go Viktor! Don't be discouraged
Wtf u talking about man !!!
kids the real deal. only 25…keep "pluggin" hahaha
I've been a fan of Viktor since his US Am win and I can say that this performance should be hugely encouraging for him. Going into the week I wasn't sure he would do well; on one hand he is a great driver of the ball and great out of the rough, but on the other hand Oak Hill has deep greenside bunkers and thick rough around the greens. His short game this week was fantastic and he's shown that he can take the progress he's made from the practice area to competition. His mental game was also great. He was disciplined, not short-siding himself very often, and remained patient on a tough golf course. On Sunday it seemed like it was actually his tee balls that let him down a little bit, and we all know that's not going to be an issue for him most of the time. I'm looking forward to the US Open since it seems to me the harder the course is the better chance he has.