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PGA Tour Consistency and Managing a Condensed Schedule

In a recent discussion on the PGA Tour's demand for consistency and adaptability, the conversation delved into the challenges posed by a condensed schedule and aging in the competitive world of golf. The focus was on maintaining high performance levels despite these hurdles.

The person discussed their observation of never having a "bad week" at PGA events, suggesting that even on an off-day, their performance does not drop below a top 20 finish. This standard of consistency is something they have consciously strived for. A few years ago, they decided to focus on being as consistent as possible, which involves maintaining a high level of play even when not at their best.

Comparing to other players like Scotty, who consistently keeps his lower level of golf at an elite standard, the player expressed admiration for those who manage to maintain such high benchmarks. This consistency is deemed essential for anyone aiming to be among the top players globally.

Addressing the issue of a more demanding schedule, especially with recent events requiring more travel, like the trip from Dubai, the player acknowledged the physical and competitive pressures that come with age. Despite jesting about not feeling "that old" at 35, the importance of optimal preparation for each tournament to maximize performance and capitalize on every start was emphasized. The conversation highlighted how top athletes adapt their strategies to cope with both condensed schedules and aging, ensuring they remain competitive on the tour.