Will Chandler explains how he went from Monday -qualifying at the PGA Tour Carder – Golf.com

The PGA Tour Rookie Will Chandler can still look for his first victory, but he is already a name when it comes to a clutch.

Chandler on Monday-qualification for Korn Ferry Tour events with a huge four times in 2024, he also won his way to the PGA Tour by launching the final round 66 to end in the Top 5 in Q-School last year. Earlier this month, Chandler continued to show his qualification coefficient on Monday at WM Phoenix Open, where he put him in the field of seven under 67, which included two eagles.

Then Chandler made the most of his opportunity in Scottsdale by finishing the T6, shooting 66 in the last round he played with the world # 1 Scottie Scotlaer.

In the episode of Subpar this week, Chandler explained to the hosts Colt Ninost and Drew Stolz how he switched from a collegial player in the middle of the package in Georgia to the PGA Tour Carder.

“I love the game so much,” Chandler said. “I wanted to shoot him. I don’t like to say it, but I wanted to become a professional and give it 110 percent.

“And I have the feeling that I have done as good work as I can do in the last few years and I really devoted myself,” he continued. “I worked with a few new guys who helped me and clicked.”

Chandler said he also decided to cure every level of tournament play, like the PGA Tour.

“I’m preparing as well as I can get there, to do practice and not be glamorous, but I love golf so that I enjoy all this,” he said.

Was there anything more special that pushed Chandler to the highest level of the game? Not really, he said. It was more about learning to practice well and gain confidence.

“There is nothing to click in golf and you can just take off,” Chandler said. “Maybe there is, but not for me.” By practicing a little better, a little more efficient, improve your basics.

“Going into my first Korn Ferry event, then it gives you a little confidence and then you enter another and you start doing well in them and you are like, well, yes, I can do it. You know, I have to work on X, Y and Z, but you continue to get in when you spin, get clogged and eventually, at the end of the year, I am, oh, Dang, I have a tour for a tour, like,, That’s great. Let’s continue to do this and see where I am at the end of this year. “

For more than Chandler, including what it was like to be a twin with Sheffler at TPC Scottsdale, see the full episode below.

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