#高尔夫[超话]##2026传承高球赛# Nobody prepared harder than @RickieFowler in South Carolina ... and he opened in 6-under 65 @RBC_Heritage ⬇️

From Monday through Wednesday at Harbour Town, Fowler hit the most captured shots (561) of any player, per the PGA TOUR's TOURCAST Range. Fowler also led all players on Wednesday with 215 shots and spent almost two hours grinding it out.

"Really didn't have great stuff the last few days and just put some time in to try and get into a better spot," said Fowler. "Was getting maybe a little wipey on irons, and around here in the trees and with the wind, hitting the back of the ball with a square club face is pretty key when you're trying to control your numbers when the wind is kind of bouncing around. I was just kind of struggling with hitting my windows with proper flight and contact.

"I feel like it's a ball-striker's golf course. That's why I was putting some work in the last couple days because I know you can't really whiff it around here. ... I obviously sent some videos to Butch. Some of it was just getting in a spot where I was comfortable and being able to continue the body to move and get the face square at contact. Yeah, so some of it is just a trust thing and in the head, which can be tough at times."

Eighteen Aprils ago, a 19-year-old Rickie Fowler made his PGA TOUR debut at Harbour Town Golf Links. Nearly two decades later, the venerable Pete Dye venue still fits Fowler’s eye – and he's two off the lead into Friday at the season's fourth Signature Event.