Who said there can’t be a Grand Slam?
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The common practice in the years that Tiger Woods doesn’t win the Masters is to put to rest talk of a Grand Slam for at least another 12 months. The thinking, of course, is that no other player on earth is capable of such a run, although Phil Mickelson at least flirted with as much before his 72nd hole brain cramp at Winged Foot.
But now there’s Zach Johnson, who won for the second time in the state of Georgia in a little more than a month, and is apparently playing as well as anyone heading into the U.S. Open.
OK, let’s get this out of the way right now: Zach Johnson will not win the Grand Slam. He may not even contend at Oakmont since rumor is Oakmont is going to be so difficult that everyone is going to shoot 83-83 and simultaneously miss the cut (there’s a first for everything!).
But what his most recent win does show is that Johnson has already graduated from flukey winner of a goofy Masters to an upper echelon player. That at least will make him a more compelling figure at the Open—even if he does end up missing the cut along with everyone else.
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Good? Yes. Flukey? Yes, too: Zach Johnson can only win in GA, apparently!
Question: what is the rule for making the cut? I thought it was based on where you were relative to the competition. I don’t see how everyone can miss the cut.
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