In his indispensable Dictionary of Golf Lovers, the late André-Jean Lafaurie wrote: “In a lunar, emaciated setting, which does not sacrifice visual softness and puts the player in front of his truth, the links are the absolute of golf. “ To have mastered to perfection all the components of a course between land and sea and thus become the last winner of a Major disputed on “These strips of land suitable for nothing if not sheep, which have nothing else to offer than play, the authentic and the pure”, Collin Morikawa demonstrated just how much of a total golfer he is.
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