Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/GqPgfxqjcd5.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter What Happened After RBC Canadian Open Has Collin Morikawa Speaking Out! Rick Tocchet [ejIeb928fsS] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Tag: #Rick Tocchet, #qinwen zheng, #efl playoffs, #jett luchanko**GOLF SWING , Your Home for Golf's Biggest Stories**Collin Morikawa has finally broken his silence about what happened after the RBC Canadian Open , and his candid confession has the golf world absolutely stunned. The two-time major champion revealed that he is still battling the "trauma" of a back injury that began with a SINGLE practice swing at THE PLAYERS Championship in March, admitting he's "never been this scared" to play golf .**THE PRACTICE SWING THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING**Morikawa was forced to withdraw from THE PLAYERS after just one hole when a sharp pain struck him during a practice swing on the 11th tee . He missed the Texas Open and the Truist Championship, played through the pain at the Masters, and admitted he left the PGA Championship "uncomfortable" . "There's still a trust factor that I'm looking for," Morikawa said ahead of the RBC Canadian Open. "I'm still a little bit on edge just because I don't want it to happen again" .**THE MENTAL SCARS NOBODY SAW**Morikawa described carding a 74 at the RBC Heritage as the toughest round of court his career , not because of the course, caris levert but because of what was happening inside his own head . "When it happens like that it's in a sense a little bit of trauma that you just kind of have to deal with," he admitted .**THE NEW FATHERHOOD REALITY**Morikawa and his wife Katherine Zhu recently welcomed their first child. The 29-year-old admitted the sleep deprivation has been a shock , he's learned to function on 50-minute naps . But he said fatherhood has given him a new perspective: "I can stare at my little one just non-stop and kind of forget about what else is going on" .**WHAT THE U.S. OPEN WILL REVEAL**Shinnecock Hills, site of the 2026 U.S. Open, is one of the most demanding courses in the world. The wind, the firm greens, and the punishing rough will test every aspect of Morikawa's game. "I wish the body was a little bit better, but it's just copa do brasil building in this trust," he admitted .**THE FUTURE OF THE RBC CANADIAN OPEN** Morikawa also made waves with his comments about the PGA Tour's proposed two-track system, suggesting the RBC Canadian Open may need to "evolve" to survive. "I think we have to evolve and I think that's what we're doing, but at the same time respect the history," he said .** DROP YOUR TAKE IN THE COMMENTS: Can Collin Morikawa win another major with his back issues?**** SUBSCRIBE TO GOLF SWING for more breaking golf news, drama, and analysis.**
Tag: #Rick Tocchet, #qinwen zheng, #efl playoffs, #jett luchanko**GOLF SWING , Your Home for Golf's Biggest Stories**Collin Morikawa has finally broken his silence about what happened after the RBC Canadian Open , and his candid confession has the golf world absolutely stunned. The two-time major champion revealed that he is still battling the "trauma" of a back injury that began with a SINGLE practice swing at THE PLAYERS Championship in March, admitting he's "never been this scared" to play golf .**THE PRACTICE SWING THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING**Morikawa was forced to withdraw from THE PLAYERS after just one hole when a sharp pain struck him during a practice swing on the 11th tee . He missed the Texas Open and the Truist Championship, played through the pain at the Masters, and admitted he left the PGA Championship "uncomfortable" . "There's still a trust factor that I'm looking for," Morikawa said ahead of the RBC Canadian Open. "I'm still a little bit on edge just because I don't want it to happen again" .**THE MENTAL SCARS NOBODY SAW**Morikawa described carding a 74 at the RBC Heritage as the toughest round of court his career , not because of the course, caris levert but because of what was happening inside his own head . "When it happens like that it's in a sense a little bit of trauma that you just kind of have to deal with," he admitted .**THE NEW FATHERHOOD REALITY**Morikawa and his wife Katherine Zhu recently welcomed their first child. The 29-year-old admitted the sleep deprivation has been a shock , he's learned to function on 50-minute naps . But he said fatherhood has given him a new perspective: "I can stare at my little one just non-stop and kind of forget about what else is going on" .**WHAT THE U.S. OPEN WILL REVEAL**Shinnecock Hills, site of the 2026 U.S. Open, is one of the most demanding courses in the world. The wind, the firm greens, and the punishing rough will test every aspect of Morikawa's game. "I wish the body was a little bit better, but it's just copa do brasil building in this trust," he admitted .**THE FUTURE OF THE RBC CANADIAN OPEN** Morikawa also made waves with his comments about the PGA Tour's proposed two-track system, suggesting the RBC Canadian Open may need to "evolve" to survive. "I think we have to evolve and I think that's what we're doing, but at the same time respect the history," he said .** DROP YOUR TAKE IN THE COMMENTS: Can Collin Morikawa win another major with his back issues?**** SUBSCRIBE TO GOLF SWING for more breaking golf news, drama, and analysis.**