Justin Thomas confirms who will be his full time caddie after he wins the RBC Heritage title

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Justin Thomas’ return to winning ways at the RBC Heritage was a massive moment but it also left the two-time major champion with a major headache as well.

Thomas’ win in the playoff over Andrew Novak ended a three-year barren spell for the American as he finally won again on the PGA Tour.

The win boosted Thomas’ chances of a Ryder Cup spot and in doing so, put him back on the map in terms of being in contention for major championships.

Nevertheless, Thomas was facing a big call over his caddie after Joe Greiner was on the bag at Harbour Town Links with Matt Minister out with an injury.

However, any notion of that being a lingering decision for Thomas have been quelled by the man himself.

Justin Thomas says who his long-term caddie will be after winning the RBC Heritage

Joe Greiner has done a sound job on the bag for Thomas and after pocketing over $350,000 for his work at the RBC Heritage, he’ll be more than delighted with his few weeks’ work.

However, while Greiner has impressed since moving on from Max Homa, Thomas has now told SiriusXM PGA TOUR Radio that the partnership won’t be extending much longer.

Quite what is next for Greiner remains to be seen. But with Homa once again finishing well down the pecking order, clearly, his current bad run isn’t anything to do with the caddie.

As for Thomas, the PGA Championship will be firmly in his sights as he looks to make it three majors.

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At just 31, Justin Thomas has so much time left in his career to get that major tally up and in doing so, he’ll also hope to add many more PGA Tour wins to his name as wel.

Indeed, his win at Harbour Town means it’s now 16 on TOUR for Thomas, including two majors, and that puts Thomas as one of only seven players to win 16+ events and multiple majors before the age of 32.

After seeing Rory McIlroy win The Masters, Thomas will be inspired by the fact that the good times in majors can and do come again.

Now, with the monkey off his back in terms of a PGA Tour win, he’s free to push on and show everyone just how good he is.