> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://peargolf.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # DeChambeau US Open冠軍在第二桿 - URL: https://peargolf.com/dechambeau-us-openguan-jun-zai-di-er-gan-/ - Published: 2020-10-01T17:57:55.000Z - Updated: 2020-10-01T17:57:55.000Z - Author: Chien Lung Ho - Tags: 球場, #imported, #Import 2026-08-19 20:27 喇賽DeChambeau US Open冠軍的第二桿！ 上個禮拜在家看了幾天的US Open，我也一直觀察DeChambeau的狀況。從今年7月高爾夫開放比賽後，就一直看DeChambeau的動作和打法。我覺得他距離提升當然對於整體打球的難度有效減少很多。就如同你開球距離可以有250碼，對於多數的球場總距離在6500碼內/白梯，都可以輕鬆面對一樣。 為什麽？很簡單。當你開完球後，大多數只要用中短鐵可以打上果嶺，這樣的第二桿挑戰就自然輕鬆簡單多了。在高爾夫的世界里，球桿長度越短，使用的難度就越小。所以你的距離對於球場的挑戰絕對有直接關係。這也是我會喜歡打遠一點的梯臺。因為可以用到更多不同的球桿來挑戰。提升自己在長的球桿使用能力。 扯完距離的因素在高爾夫的關係後，再回到DeChambeau的喇賽。他的距離提升後，開球隨便都320碼以上。對於多數4和5桿洞的狀況就非常輕鬆。因為大多剩下都是150碼上下或以內的距離。這樣的距離對於多數職業球員來說，都是短鐵和挖起桿的狀況。你說難打還是簡單？ 但絕不是距離就是代表最後的結果。距離是重要因素，但不是絕對。因為你的準度和第二桿的能力就是關鍵。以DeChambeau的狀況，他雖然距離到位，對手只能看他的車尾燈，但上球道率真的是吊車尾。只有3成多。這在PGA的選手裡是差的。 所以我認為他讓我感到驚艷是在他的第二桿救球的能力。三成多的上球道率，對於沒有上球道的球，多數在長草區里。而他那種近乎夢幻的第二桿，就讓我佩服。因為上果嶺超過6成。就是他能拿下冠軍和核心關鍵。加上他的推桿真的很穩定。很少超過標準桿，才能咬住在領先群，最後一天翻盤得勝。 他的鐵桿長度都是37.5“。這是中鐵的長度，對於短鐵和wedge來說，不太可能全揮桿。但他卻能把距離控制在恰到好處。加上是LAGP碳纖維的鐵桿桿身，對於力量和距離的掌握，是比一般不同長度和鋼管桿身的鐵桿組要更加困難。因為我都是帶長、中、短鐵各一的桿子下場，所以更需要去控制距離。這是不簡單的個人技術。 本文未完，下集請待續。 喇賽DeChambeau US Open冠軍的第二桿/DeChambeau's second shot on US open！\~上集 http://www.peargolf.com/article/lasaidechambeau-us-openguanjundediergandechambeaus-second-shot-us-open%EF%BC%81shangji 下集開始。 我有觀察US Open里的長草區，草都非常長。很綿密，我打過那樣的長草，真的不好打。力量不夠是打不出來。因為草密、也長，容易讓桿頭被草給絆住而出不來。所以打那樣的長草必須要下桿速度快，讓桿頭可以如同利刃一樣，可切斷長草把球給帶出來。 而且我觀察到其他選手從長草脫困，球到果嶺也很難可以留住。一來是US Open那種變態級的果嶺速度，球從長草出來，吃到桿面的倒旋量會比一般在球道時要更少。因為接觸時同時有草的阻隔。DeChambeau的球卻可以留在果嶺。最多就滾到果嶺邊，不至於滾出果嶺。這是差別很大！我認為DeChambeau的LAGP碳纖維鐵桿桿身確實也發揮出不錯的效果，提升倒旋量，讓結果可以不會太差！ 這必須要有力量和速度才做得到。同時經驗也要夠。不然你砍了兩三次都還不見得可以把球給打出來。對於一般人來說，打這樣狀況，如果你的身體肌肉強度不足，下桿手臂和手腕很容易被長草給絆住，而力量不足，被長草絆住，會有一個反作用力推到你的手腕和手臂。這個作用力會讓你受傷！ 所以長草對於球友和職業球員來說都不是一件簡單的事。這也是為什麽職業比賽會把球道旁邊的草給留起來，以增加難度。就是讓沒有打上球道的人會在第二桿的進攻下會產生難度和挑戰。但看DeChambeau在長草進攻。他的鐵桿就如同刀子一樣，滑過長草，球就直奔果嶺去了。 看似簡單但其實是非常困難！所以我佩服他在多數長草的進攻都是化險為夷。解球能力破表！有這樣的距離實力，配合上長草解球功力，這樣打下去要多拿幾個冠軍真的比其他選手要容易多了。他擺明就是進長草也沒關系，只有不要出界就好。這樣的策略下，長草和球道都是一樣，那他的球道有多寬啊！！！ 我必須說，他是一個認真和努力的球員。他用的鐵桿桿身都還是碳纖維材質，對於長草的切斷能力是比鋼管要困難許多。但他都可以克服，他在私下練習里肯定下不少功夫在長草的擊球。因為距離不是絕對，但把長草問題解決後，他的球道就變得寬廣了！ I was watching the US open in last week and focusing on Dechambeau's plays. People are talking about this driving distance up and it's really taking the advantage on the tournament. His tee shot can be easily over 320 yards and for most of 4 and 5 par holes, the second shot is only needed around 150 yards or within 150 yards. With such distance, his second shot is short and wedges to play. Moreover, his iron lengths are all 37.50", it's mid iron length. For most of the second shots, he can not make the full swing with short irons or wedge. He needs to control the power and distance relationship which is hard for personal skill. However, watching his play on second shot is fun as he is not afraid to save the shot from the rough. That's the thing really impressive me. If we look at his tee shot on the fairway ratio, that's only less than 40% that tells us his balls are most likely on the rough instead of fairway. For such situation, he makes the situation upside down with high percentage of saving the ball and landing the ball on the green. Since I only carry one long iron, one mid iron and one short iron in my bag. In most of cases, I have to control the power and distance in order to deliver the right distance for the iron. I know it's not easy job to control the distance by adjusting your swing power and speed. But DeChambeau seems very comfortable for such situation. In golf, distance is not all but it's important capability. When you have outstanding iron shot to make the ball landing on the green, you are the most skilled player in tour. If you are not afraid to hit the ball from the rough, you are kind of unbeatable! That's what I have seen on 120th US open tournament. To be continued… He did not grab many birdies on the whole series but he is very stable to maintain the par for each hole and then wait for other players' mistake. That's great strategy particularly it's US open insane green speed. Most tour players' balls are hard to keep it on the green from the rough shots, but DeChambeau can make it on the green. I think his LAGP iron shaft contribute the work without doubt. Most of PGA tour players are using steel iron shaft and compare with DeChambeau's graphite iron shaft, it's making different on spin rate. Technically speaking, graphite shaft generages more spin than steel shaft and that's the key to tell why DeChambeau's ball can stay on the green instead of rolling over. Making the shot from the rough is tough. That's why rough is always connected with fairway to make the play become challenging. I would say DeChambeau knows how to deal with rough play through the US open, his ability is up and skilled. With his outstanding distance and rough play, he will be the tough player in the PGA. For his playing strategy, his fairway is wide and long as the rough is no longer the hassle for him. He doesn't care about the on the fairway accuracy. He can make good shot from rough and land the ball on the green. Moreover, his driving distance is longer than other players, he can easily pass the bunkers or water hazard without difficulty. Of course, DeChambeau is working hard on his body and practice. He knows how to improve the game and his ability. He has the open minded for migrating to scientific sports knowledge. That's why he has the same iron length setup, unique putting method and so on... I think he has bright perspective and keeps making us think differently for golf and the gears. That's the thing we can learn from! 請尊重本站內容智慧財產權.勿未經洋梨高爾夫同意下進行非法轉載文章!如想進行文章轉載需求,請與下面電郵聯系! 本站新設新浪微博网?版：http://weibo.com/peargolf 手机版：http://weibo.cn/peargolf 大家可加入我的粉絲團,我會不定時將新的信息與活動發怖在微博與臉書，推特內. Facebook/臉書上搜尋@peargolfcom就有洋梨高爾夫的粉絲頁。twitter/推特搜尋“@GolfPear” 喇賽DeChambeau US Open冠軍的第二桿/DeChambeau's second shot on US open！\~下集 http://www.peargolf.com/article/lasaidechambeau-us-openguanjundediergandechambeaus-second-shot-us-open%EF%BC%81xiaji