Korn Ferry Tour The veteran Ryan McCormick used an unconventional method to try to calm his composure in the second round of the club car championship on Friday.
McCormick, who contributed to the PGA Tour Last year, but was relegated to development this year, he certainly had problems keeping his blood in the golf course. This week at the Landings Golf & Athletic Club in Georgia, he decided to test new anger management tools.
Middletown Ryan McCormick, NJ extends before ending on the 10th hole in the second round of the Sanderson Farms championship at the Jackson Country Club in Jackson, Miss., Thursday, October 3, 2024. (Imagn)
And so he stuck his mouth closed.
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“I had no time so fun this year on the golf course. Quite angry and crazy, “he said in a video shared by the tour on social networks.” I thought I had tried a lot, and I just thought I stopped. So, I put adhesive tape on my mouth. “”
“Just too angry with the golf course. I have no more ideas, and I thought of the band a few weeks ago,” he added laughing. “So, unfortunately, it comes down to that today. I may have hoped that it would help me. I cannot say that it is or not.”
McCormick said that the idea came from his desire to create a better environment for his game partners, what he admitted was “not fair”.
Ryan McCormick with adhesive tape on his mouth to help reduce frustrations during the second round of the club Car Championships at Landings Golf & Amp; Athletic Club 2025 on April 4, 2025 in Savannah, in Georgia. (Mogie Adamchik / Getty Images)
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A major obstacle to his last “solution” was the way he would then communicate with his shopping cart. McCormick’s response was the old -fashioned method: pen and paper.
“Most of the time, just write the figures,” he said. “I just had to point and sometimes ask him for a reading. It made things much simpler, I will tell you.”
Although the jury can be on how the band has helped its frustrations, it certainly did not have a positive impact on its game.
Ryan McCormick of Middletown, NJ, looks at the line of his ball after turning off the 10th hole in the second round of the Sanderson Farms championship at the Jackson Country Club in Jackson, Miss., Thursday October 3, 2024. (Imagn)
McCormick pulled a 72 and missed the cup with a few strokes. He entered the tournament at No. 126 on the list of points and will probably fall further after Friday’s performance.
