Justin Thomas has had several brilliant seasons this season, and winning the RBC Heritage is certainly a key moment for the experienced golfer. The 32-year-old is a golfer we are used to seeing at the very top of the PGA Tour rankings, and the drought that has lasted for years has raised various questions and discussions about Thomas' quality.
The current season has proven to be quite good for him, but it seems that Thomas is still dissatisfied, believing that he could have done more.
In a media interview before the start of one of the tournaments, Justin had mixed emotions when asked if he was happy with his season?
"I think so. I don't know. I definitely know three ways I could make it a lot happier and feel a lot better about it. I'm definitely not going to make any judgments or assess anything for the time being with three big events left and three tournaments I feel like I could have a good chance to go out and try to win and put myself in contention. That's the goal, just to try to do that each week. I'm teeing it up these next three, and hopefully we can try to get a couple of them and ultimately the FedExCup.
It's hard to say right now, but ask me again in three weeks hopefully.."- he said.
Is he ready to be an important figure in the tournament?
In his words, it can be felt that he has a strong motive in the playoffs, believing that he can record positive results. Although a difficult and challenging task awaits him, Thomas is not a golfer who easily loses faith.
The famous golfer used the time after the Open Championship in the right way, recharging his batteries and being strongly motivated to be an important figure in the playoffs.
We will see whether he will succeed in this in the coming days.
The future holds good things for him, no doubt.
