Michigan Golf Journal August 2019

Michigan Golf Journal ichigan Man on Tour need to keep gradually improving and you don’t need to reinvent the wheel. In my first go-round (on PGA Tour) I gave myself plenty of opportunities, but I didn’t really capitalize on them on the weekend – and had I had some better weekend performances I would have definitely kept my card. “So, I want to build on that, play better on the weekend. Really, you just need to get as much out of your game, when you’re playing well, as you can. And then on the weeks you don’t play well you’ve got to keep a positive attitude and move on to the next one. “I’ve learned that the traditional, kick and plod along, for me it’s just not going to get me where I need to be,” Brehm continued. “I need to be more aggressive off the tee and take on more tee shots with the driver because that’s going to be the strength of my game. That’s what I need to rely on. And some weeks that’s going to backfire and I’ll probably hit a few balls in the wrong spot, but on the good weeks it’s going to give me more opportunities to get the ball in the hole quicker.” Brehm added that he is adapting. “It’s obviously an ebb and flow, a work in progress, but you have to play to win and you have to play to take chances, because if you’re not, somebody else is.”