‘If We Had…’: Collin Morikawa Comes up With a Rousing Suggestion to Elevate Excitement at the Phoenix Open 16th Hole

Collin Morikawa’s exceptional skills have had a massive effect on golf. Furthermore, Morikawa is one of golf’s brightest stars. And he is a fan favourite.

Moreover, he has inspired many with his perseverance and determination. He is a true competitor to be reckoned with due to his unparalleled talent on the course. But did you know that a Katy Perry song could motivate him to play even better?

Collin Morikawa needs Katy Perry to hype him

In a recent interview with SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio, the 26-year-old suggested that players should have walk-up songs while approaching the 16th hole. “If we had walk-up songs, I would be for that idea,” Morikawa said.

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Moreover, the bear would like to choose a party song, preferably by Katy Perry, for his walk-up song. “I would go like, if you are drunk, a bunch of 20 some things, maybe like Katy Perry,” he added.

Fireworks and California girls are Morikawa’s two choices for the walk-up song. Additionally believes that a Katy Perry song would help him hit birdies every day. “I am making birdie every single day.”

The 16th Hole at the Phoenix Open is special. No other event or hole has the setting where the players emerge from a tunnel to the cheering of hundreds of fans. People are allowed to express their emotions by booing the player for bad shots and cheering for the good ones.

So, when Morikawa was asked how he feels when he walks up to the 16th hole, towards the sea of fans, he said that he is glad he does not wear a fitness tracker like Whoop, because that would reveal how high his heart is in that moment. “I am glad I don’t wear a Whoop, because it would be higher than what I am going to say.” Additionally, every golfer would agree with him on this.

Morikawa’s journey to success

The 2-time major champion’s rise to glory has been nothing short of remarkable. Moreover, there is a beautiful linearity to his story. 

Morikawa discovered his passion for golf at a very early age while playing at the Chevy Chase Country Club. His parents recognised and supported his talent. Furthermore, after a successful college career, he turned pro in 2019.

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The 26-year-old secured his first major victory at the 2020 PGA Championship. Because of his impressive skills and unwavering determination, Morikawa is regarded as one of the most talented young golfers in the world.