Cameron Young told what he must do before the PGA Championship after concerning observation

“Absolutely. 100% he is,” Wagner exclaimed.

“What it takes out of you, even though he won by six last week, what it takes out of you being in contention all week long, wire-to-wire, and then putting yourself right back in it?

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“Fatigue was definitely a factor.

“Our teammate, Mark Immelman, was with his group, that second to last group today, and he said it during a commercial break when they were on the 15th hole.

“He’s like, ‘Guys, he looks gassed out there’.

“So I think, to your point, Shane, definitely take the day off tomorrow, maybe go out there and have a light day, Tuesday, play nine holes, and play nine Wednesday, but he needs to conserve some energy, for sure, heading into Aronimink.“

Cam Young’s schedule could cost him

The PGA Championship next week will be Young’s third event in a row.

He has just played back-to-back Signature Events on very challenging golf courses, and now he will be heading to Aronimink for another difficult test.

The best players in the world never like to play three weeks in a row.

Doing so is not only physically demanding but it’s mentally challenging as well.

Now Cam Young has to pick himself up and go again at the PGA Championship. He will have to play practice rounds, work on his game and fulfil media duties as well.

The PGA Tour definitely need to change their schedule next year so that there are never back-to-back Signature Events heading into major championships.

However, even if they don’t, Young must look at these last two weeks as a real learning curve. Winning golf tournaments takes it out of you.

And playing three huge events in three weeks is simply not sustainable.