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Viktor Hovland had a fascinating answer when he explained how he can put his swing thoughts/development to the side and just find a way to get the ball in the hole...and contend for a US Open.

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Фото профиля STLSharp
STLSharp1 год назад

This is the way to engage with the media. Give well articulated interesting answers.

Фото профиля Ryan Ballengee
Ryan Ballengee1 год назад

He's always fascinating, love listening to him

Фото профиля Jeff Warne
Jeff Warne1 год назад

Something 9 out of 10 amateurs are often told but simply won't hear.

Фото профиля Midwest Golfer
Midwest Golfer1 год назад

Geez, Viktor is so likable.

Фото профиля big Tōn
big Tōn1 год назад

Love his philosophy. ⛳️👍🏾

Фото профиля verne latta
verne latta1 год назад

I am really starting to like this guy. Maybe Rory should have a listen.

Фото профиля Danny
Danny1 год назад

Viktor is the best! Love that dude

Фото профиля mel brown
mel brown1 год назад

He sure is well spoken, fun to watch this guy play golf.

Фото профиля Jonathan Brayshaw
Jonathan Brayshaw1 год назад

Viktor's a great listen.

Фото профиля tom carlton
tom carlton1 год назад

Let’s swing it good today! 👍🏼

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