England’s Andy Sullivan is nearly 5’10” (5’9 3/4″ to be exact) – which is about average height (think Justin Thomas, Jason Day). But when Sully is paired up with the two tallest players on the European Tour, he looks like a bit of a midget.
At the Commerical Bank Qatar Masters, Sullivan played in a group with fellow countryman, Chris Wood, and Sweden’s Robert Karlsson – who both tip the charts above 6’6″.
Now, as a conspirator, if you look at the height difference in the photo, it looks like a lot more than 8 inches. So either Karlsson and Wood are standing on boxes or Sullivan is bending down… Or Sullivan has been lying about his height, and he’s not even close to 5’10”.
No matter, despite the height difference, it’s Sullivan who is coming up big where it counts – on the scorecard. Through two rounds in Qatar, Sullivan is at -8 (T1), Wood -5 (T27), and Karlsson -3 (T45).
