It's gonna be interesting to see what Bryson's impact will be on this 'one ball for all' campaign that some of the elder statesmen of the game have been talking about.
The thing about it though is that he wasn't just a one-trick pony this week off the tee, his entire game looked good. Some of us might not care too much for his strategy, but there is no greater strategy than winning.
Looking ahead to Augusta in November, it's hard to not consider him as the guy to beat. Light rough, wide fairways.. and his length is undoubtedly going to give him access to specific quadrants of those greens where he can be more aggressive, whereas a lot of players are playing away from many of those hole locations.
With exception of a handful of those 72 holes, it was like he was playing a different course this week from everyone else.