After competing in the COVID-shortened Joburg Open, Angus Flanagan went into a 10-day quarantine. But the young tour pro has gotten creative to make sure he stays sharp.
Flanagan, the University of Minnesota product who turned pro earlier this year after playing for Europe’s Walker Cup team, has reconfigured his hotel room into quite the practice facility. Check out this nifty setup that will undoubtedly leave the housekeeping crew scratching their heads:
Grind never stops, even in a hotel for a 10 day quarantine. pic.twitter.com/ieDey3zNNQ
— Angus Flanagan (@AngusFlanagan) November 30, 2021
He’s even got a launch monitor in there! Talk about an enterprising young man. This kid is going places! Well, hopefully, not to more places that are part of travel bans.
Anyway, nicely done, Angus. Just be careful. Please.
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