Florida begins the road to the Masters Adam Scott went surfing on the Big Island. He got caught up on the news. He tried to find something to do that would keep him from turning into the ultimate couch potato. And after a month of that, he headed back to the gym and dusted off his golf clubs. Thats all part of his preparations to defend his title at the Masters. Being recharged, thats extremely important out here, Scott said Wednesday, the day before he returned to his day job on the PGA Tour. Its easy to get in a rut, so breaks are important. And then youve got to come back out wanting to be out here and ready to play. Scott has a plan thats been working just fine the last two years, even if it took him a decade to figure out. Its all about peaking for the four biggest golf tournaments of the year, starting with the first one in six weeks at Augusta National. His plan wont work for everyone. Tiger Woods figured out whats best for him a few years and one record-setting Masters after he turned pro. Phil Mickelson prefers to play the week before a major, even if the golf courses are nothing alike. They all have one thing in common: golfetclakeland/blog/2014/2/27/florida-begins-the-road-to-the-masters.html
Posted on: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 16:25:33 +0000