Thursday 26 May 2016

Here's How Different The History Of Golf Would Be If It Was Played Over Nine Holes

So we just wondering what golf would look like if it was played over nine holes rather than 18 holes well thanks to this great research from Golf Express that made some research we can at least have an estimation of what golf would look like if it was played over nine holes.
But now how different would the championship look like if it was played over nine holes? nNow lets take you round a tour based on the research which was made on the topic.

The well know governing body for amateur golf in England has reached an estimation of what golf would look like if played over nine holes by making detailed research of the topic and relating it with every major championship whiting the last 5 years.

If the game was played over the front nine holes…

The analysis showed that if the game was played over last year the championship would have been won by Thongchai Jaidee last year

The thai star ended the championship[ last year as a runner up but would probably have been the winner with a – 10 ahead of the southern Byeong-hun Huan

In 2012, Former World No 1; Tiger Woods, would have also added a further two major championship honours to his record if the game at ended at 9 nine holes.

In 2013 also Tiger Woods would have been close to hitting Jack Nicklaus record haul of a total of 18 major championship victories Woods would also be within touching distance of Jack Nicklaus’ record haul of 18 major championship victories because he would have also been the champ if the game had ended at nine holes

If the game was played over the back nine holes…

Popular England golfer would have also been victorious and would have celebrated is first ever major championship victory this year at the Masters.

The 43 year old is widely known amongst the list of golfers who never won a major tournament as one of the best golfers to have never won a major tournament and would have erased that tagged if only the game had ended at nine holes.

Justin Rose would have won the championship for the second time but it was never so because his opponent went on to defeat him within the last 9 holes of the championship that year.