Return of 'The Match'

When the Green Bay Packers fell to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC championship game in January, Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers squared off. However, the contest is still ongoing.

On July 6, Brady and Rodgers will face off on different teams in the return of TNT's "The Match." Brady is paired with recent PGA Championship champion Phil Mickelson, and Rodgers is paired with 2020 U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, who was recently the target of an irate Brooks Koepka interview.

The structure is still the same. The four golfers will compete in modified alternate shot match play while wearing microphones the entire time. The golf course is at 7,500 feet of elevation this time, which means DeChambeau will be trying 450-yard drives all throughout. He'll probably try to drive the green on a 777-yard par-5 hole.

Rodgers is a talented athlete. He's scheduled to compete in the glitzy American Century Championship in July, where he placed 16th the year before (behind Curry). To finish ninth at the 2020 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Rodgers teamed up with Max Homa. Since Rodgers and DeChambeau are almost certainly going to be the favorites, their game is probably more stable than Brady's at the moment.

Whatever happens, it will be a ton of fun. The initial meeting between Mickelson and Woods had a few awkward moments, but Mickelson is usually better when he is not in Woods' presence because then he can assert himself and be the largest dog in the room. Even more so considering that by the time this match takes place, he will have won one of the last two major championships.

It's interesting to observe how many more championships Brady and Mickelson have won than their rivals. Despite being two of the top athletes on the planet in their respective sports, Rodgers and DeChambeau are down 13-2 in the major/Super Bowl standings. two to thirteen! You 메이저사이트 can bet it will be brought up when these four players tee off in Montana in a little more than a month, and Mickelson will be the one to do so.