Justin Thomas cleverly makes fun of himself while sharing his annual “goals” list.
A reminder of how awful his 2022-23 season was, at least by his lofty standards, was the last thing Justin Thomas needed. He would be the first to admit that it wasn’t good enough, as evidenced by his inability to compete in the FedEx Cup Playoffs for the first time in his nine years on the PGA Tour.
Sadly, the two-time major champion’s disclosure of his annual “goals” list for the 2022-23 season on Tuesday served as a harsh reminder for JT. Typically, Thomas’ deliveries his rundown after the Visit Title, and it’s normally canvassed in green marks of approval. The indication of a strong year.
The current year’s rendition, be that as it may, highlighted only one green mind a rundown of eight objectives he set off to achieve, which might have considered into Thomas’ choice to not post the screen capture as of not long ago:
“Well … basically I got one mark!” Thomas kidded in his subtitle. It is certain that it is superior to zero. Naturally, even that one check was in doubt because Thomas had to be chosen as a captain’s pick because he was not an automatic qualifier for the U.S. Ryder Cup. It was a questionable decision at that point, however Thomas ended up one of the solitary splendid spots on the American side, gathering 1.5 complete focuses and winning his Sunday singles match.
Concerning the rest, those were in fact major objectives. At the point when you reach skyward, you should be ready to miss high. Before, Thomas’ objectives were somewhat more detail arranged, as he composed on Instagram. These were all achievement based, which are much harder to accomplish when you’re not playing your best. We’ll check whether Thomas reaches skyward again in 2023-24, and we’ll return in a year to perceive the number of green makes sure that are on it (take the over).
