Bernhard Langer is a golf legend whose impact on the sport is undeniable. It’s hard to discuss the history of golf without mentioning his achievements.
With two Masters championships under his belt in 1985 and 1993, Langer has left a mark on the prestigious tournament.
Although an Achilles injury prevented him from competing in his final Masters appearance, Langer is focused on returning in 2025.
In addition to his Masters success, Langer is one of only five players to win a professional golf tournament on six continents.
With an impressive tally of wins across various tours, Langer’s expertise in the golf world is unmatched.
His insights and opinions on the sport carry weight due to his extensive experience and success.
During an exclusive interview with Playing Through, Langer shared candid thoughts on various golf-related topics.
Golf Ball Rollback; “Too Little, Too Late”
The golf ball rollback proposed by the USGA and R&A has sparked discussion in the golf community.
Langer criticized the minimal impact of the proposed ball rollback, calling it “too little, too late.”
He emphasized the need for a more significant rollback to address the evolving nature of the game.
Langer highlighted the challenges of regulating distance in golf due to advancements in technology and player fitness.
He urged for a substantial rollback to truly impact the game in the long run.