PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. Charl Schwartzel had just struggled through another round on Friday at last months Zurich Classic and found himself desperate for answers.Schwartzels swing was good on the practice range, but it hadnt translated to the golf course, and he hadnt finished inside the top 10 anywhere in the world in over nine months. Thats when Louis Oosthuizen, his teammate in New Orleans, offered some advice.Getting quick has always been my fault from the time I started playing the game, so if I can keep the right tempo going, I'm going to keep hitting good shots, Schwartzel said.But it just wasnt the tempo of Schwartzels swing that needed to be adjusted.
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Ive known him all my years, and hes always been a guy who you could see him visualizing the shot before he goes in, he takes his time. When he did that he hit pretty good shots, Oosthuizen said. Theres nothing wrong with his swing, but he sort of got quick with everything. Quick with walking, quick into the shot and just doing everything a lot faster.Something resonated, as the tandem finished third at the Zurich Classic and Schwartzel himself was ninth last week at the Wells Fargo Championship. That momentum carried over to this weeks Players Championship.On Friday, the South African followed his opening 68 with a 66 for a share of the lead with Patrick Cantlay. Schwartzel didnt make a bogey on Day 2 at TPC Sawgrass and is currently ninth in the field in strokes gained: tee to green.Ill ask him for a percentage [of his winnings] after this week, Oosthuizen joked.
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