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Stanford Golfers Chase Legacy at RSM Classic
23 Nov
Summary
- Stanford golf alumni Patrick Rodgers and Michael Thorbjornsen are competing together.
- Thorbjornsen looks up to Rodgers, who has mentored him through college.
- They are currently T-2 at The RSM Classic, trailing the leader by two shots.
Stanford products Patrick Rodgers and Michael Thorbjornsen are making a notable impact at The RSM Classic, situated just two shots behind the leader. Thorbjornsen, a former world No. 1 amateur and U.S. Junior champion, has developed a mentorship with Rodgers. This guidance has been invaluable as Thorbjornsen navigates his professional career, drawing from Rodgers' extensive experience on the PGA Tour.
Rodgers, who has played over 300 PGA Tour events without a victory, offers Thorbjornsen wisdom gained through years of trial and error. Despite his winless streak, Rodgers has consistently maintained his tour card and is performing well this season, with his current FedExCup standing securing him spots in upcoming signature events.
Both players posted matching 68s on Saturday, highlighting their current form and the unique bond they share. As they head into the final round, Rodgers' perspective emphasizes personal growth and playing his best, a philosophy he imparts to Thorbjornsen, underscoring that their journeys are distinct yet intertwined.
