3 years agoHow does Hideki Matsuyama pick up the pieces after the Olympics? He was in a prime position to win gold in his home country when his putter failed him time and time again. Then, his drives began to fail him. The result was finishing in a tie for fourth and out of the medals. When he won the Masters in April, Matsuyama was not quite the same after. He was around the top-30 but never really contended anywhere. With an erratic putter that loses .43 strokes, it may be difficult for Matsuyama to stay within striking distance this week. How he starts will be vital. --Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour Stats