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[QUOTE="PoppyHart, post: 3020136, member: 515"]
Winning a major can really throw people off sync. Maybe once someone ascends to that level, their perspective and value-system changes.

Going back to 2016:

Willett (0 PGA Tour wins): Post Masters Win OWGR = [B]9[/B]; Current OWGR = [B]88[/B]
Dustin (10 PGA Tour wins *since 16 US Open): Post US Open Win = [B]3[/B]; Current = [B]1[/B]
Stenson (1 PGA Tour win): Post Open Win = [B]5[/B]; Current = [B]40[/B]
Walker (0 PGA Tour wins: Post PGA Win = [B]15[/B]; Current = [B]107[/B]
Sergio (0 PGA Tour wins): Post Masters Win = [B]7[/B]; Current = [B]26[/B]
Brooks (1 non-major PGA Tour win) (2 other majors): Post '17 US Open Win = [B]10[/B]; Current = [B]3[/B]
Spieth (0 PGA Tour wins *since 17 Open): Post 17 Open Win = [B]2[/B]; Current = [B]39[/B]
Thomas (4 PGA Tour wins *since '17 PGA): Post PGA Win = [B]6[/B]; Current = [B]5[/B]
Reed (0 PGA Tour wins *since 18 Masters): Post Masters Win = [B]11[/B]; Current = [B]20[/B]
Molinari (1 PGA Tour win *since '18 Open): Post Open Win = [B]6[/B]; Current = [B]7[/B] 
Woods* (0 PGA Tour wins): Post Masters Win = [B]6[/B]; Current = [B]6[/B]

In total, 17 non-major PGA Tour wins from the group since they won their first major during this time frame, 14 of which are from 2 people (DJ & JT); 5 people have experienced drastic drops in form (Willett, Walker, Stenson, Spieth, and perhaps Sergio); Somehow Reed is still 20th, but he's been a shell of himself for 13 months and will probably be in Spieth-land soon. Only Koepka has markedly improve his OWGR (from 10 to 3), while 4 have held essentially steady. With Tiger, of course, there are no data points since Augusta.
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