ATLANTA — During his session with the media on Tuesday, Scottie Scheffler revealed a new strategy PGA Tour pros had decided to employ from the 18th tee.
Instead of playing down its intended fairway—a challenging one to find, if I may add—numerous pros hit their tee shots down the par-4 10th, which runs parallel to East Lake’s closing hole. Playing down the 10th provides players with an easier angle while taking the famous lake out of play—a no-brainer for golfers of this caliber. Countless trees also came down between the 10th and 18th fairways as part of Andrew Green’s restoration, thus making it easier to play East Lake’s final
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