[BillBradley]

I don't think his implosion had to do with his strategy to swing for the fences. He was in the rough a lot throughout the tournament, as were a lot of other "not so long players".  Look at Oosty. He  might have the smoothest, most grooved swing in golf, yet he missed the last 2 fairways. What happened there?  If Bryson learns to control his emotions, which IMO is why he blew up, he could win many majors because he's got a killer combination of length AND being great with the short stick.

Bryson seems like a big-hearted guy (unlike 'ol Brooksie) and he's trying things that have never been done before, which I respect. If you have the U.S. open lead after 64 holes, something must be working. Plus, he's already won one!

[BillBradley]

I don't think his implosion had to do with his strategy to swing for the fences. He was in the rough a lot throughout the tournament, as were a lot of other "not so long players".  Look at Oosty. He  might have the smoothest, most grooved swing in golf, yet he missed the last 2 fairways. What happened there?  If Bryson learns to control his emotions, which IMO is why he blew up, he could win many majors because he's got a killer combination of length AND being great with the short stick.

Bryson seems like a big-hearted guy (unlike 'ol Brooksie) and he's trying things that have never been done before, which I respect. If you have the U.S. open lead after 64 holes, something must be working. Plus, he's already won one!