Adam Scott Rebuts Tiger's Putter Length Theory
/Patrick Johnston of Reuters quotes Adam Scott addressing Tiger Woods' known but hardly outspoken stance on putter length as it relates to the anchoring debate.
The American believes putter length should be capped and be equal or less than the shortest club in the golfer's bag. Scott was not a fan of that idea.
"His voice carries some weight on the issue, a lot of players have been quite outspoken about it and certainly when Tiger Woods speaks about it generates a lot of interest," the 32-year-old said of arguably the world's greatest golfer.
"But I'm not necessarily sure his views on what the putter should be are correct at all, I don't think the putter should be the shortest club in the bag, that has never been a rule in golf so I don't know why it should be now."
In Tiger's defense, he's only talked about the matter when asked. He's hardly been a crusader. At least publicly.