Maverick McNealy, a former Stanford standout, recently discussed his journey in professional golf. He shot to fame with his win at the 2024 RSM Classic, securing his first title on the PGA Tour. His performance not only qualified him for the 2025 Sentry Tournament of Champions and the Masters but also placed him on the PGA Tour Player Advisory Council. McNealy has been influential in changing the FedEx Cup points distribution and advocates for 36-hole cuts in tournaments. In his conversation with CBS Sports, he expressed his plans to run for PAC chairman and shared several interesting anecdotes. One of the highlights was his first practice round with Tiger Woods at the 2024 Open, where McNealy and Woods were joined by Tom Kim. McNealy recalled Woods' generosity during his time at Stanford, highlighting Woods' memorable 6-iron shot. Another key aspect of the interview was McNealy's participation in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where he gets to play with celebrities and business leaders. McNealy also shared practical putting tips, suggesting that golfers should always trust their green reads from the low side and use water horizons as a reference for slopes.

Golf Pro Maverick McNealy Shares Insights into His Career and Game

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