The Open Stance wins again as Rors roars at The Players Championship. If it weren’t Rors (Rory McIlroy), I would have written about JJ Spaun. See, if one is up, the other is down, but the Open Stance Academy is proven correct, again, either way.
I’m reminded of the Seinfeld episode when George and Elaine switched statuses as winner and loser – with Elaine getting the worse of things. A mouth full of Jugee Fruits did her in. George started doing “The Opposite”, and flourished by bawling out George Steinbrenner. Jerry assured them that “everything will even out.” In this corollary, Rory is George, JJ is Elaine, and the OSA is Jerry. Every instructor on Earth is Kramer (watching things happen).
The only difference is that JJ did nothing wrong. He played great. I suspect the wind laid down just as he flushed his iron shot to the seventeenth in the playoff. I can’t prove it. However, given the expertise involved and the mutual agreement between caddy and player, wind foil seems most likely. I am sure, like for Elaine, JJ’s episode will amount to a one-and-done, too. The important takeaway is the solid contact inherent in the Open Stance dynamic that allowed Rors roars.
John Wright – Founder
The Open Stance Academy
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