Collin Morikawa’s coach Rick Sessinghaus joined “Golf Today” to talk about his student’s victory at Pebble Beach and the patience it took to end a 28-month drought. He also offered up some advice to amateurs.
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Golf Today debates Tiger Woods comparisons for Scottie Scheffler after his comeback win at the BMW Championship, where he displayed “a new kind of greatness” amid a run of success “very similar” to Tiger’s prime.
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