Collin Morikawa has not looked like a two-time major champion in 2024.
Outside of a top-10 finish at The Sentry in early January, the former California Golden Bear has struggled to garner any momentum. His iron play—usually his strong suit—has not been up to his standard, nor has his play overall.
And yet, Morikawa carded a 2-under 70 in brutal conditions Friday to climb up the leaderboard at The Masters.
“We found something [in my swing] early on Monday, and we’re just kind of sticking with that,” Morikawa said.
“It’s still not perfect, but perfect doesn’t have to be out there. I’m able to play good golf and
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