other then Matsayama , Zalatoris was next best on the day, big chance I reckon
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.hideki striping it but 4th rd pressure suspect
.deloris best swing on tour...the future is here
.connors the silk
.leish the natural so due some 12 footers
.loving it!
Matsuyama will shoot 82.
Gutsy round by Rose. Suspect he’ll go well tomorrow.
The Warrnambool Tiger has a big chance. Dunno if the putter and the odd mistake that he’s prone too will bring him undone ? Hope he has his A game and wins.
If the Warrnambool Tiger can’t win, then wouldn’t mind seeing Rose or Xander (good down to earth guy) or Connors win.
Suspect Spieth is gonna have a huge run at it. Only needs to hit 6 fairways and he’ll have a low round that guy.
Gutsy round by Rose. Suspect he’ll go well tomorrow.
The Warrnambool Tiger has a big chance. Dunno if the putter and the odd mistake that he’s prone too will bring him undone ? Hope he has his A game and wins.
If the Warrnambool Tiger can’t win, then wouldn’t mind seeing Rose or Xander (good down to earth guy) or Connors win.
Suspect Spieth is gonna have a huge run at it. Only needs to hit 6 fairways and he’ll have a low round that guy.
Really hoping for The Warrnambool Tiger to put in one of his best rounds ever and take it out, but suspect he just can't avoid stuffing up a hole or two. Seems to be the Australian way at the Masters, except when the stars aligned and Scottie won it (but look at where he is now).
But I think Hideki will hold on and win. A pretty steady and talented player who leaves little to chance and has an all-round solid game. Think Rose's back is troubling him again and doubt he can keep toughing it out.
But go Mark Leishman!
But I think Hideki will hold on and win. A pretty steady and talented player who leaves little to chance and has an all-round solid game. Think Rose's back is troubling him again and doubt he can keep toughing it out.
But go Mark Leishman!
His luck is in, hooks it into the trees on 13, it rebounds out to the 2nd cut and he birdies the hole.
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And win he did, good on him. Schauffele will be tormented that he didn't go for the heart of the green on 16.
Price of Srixon, Mizuno, honma etc just went through the roof , try getting on a course in Japan today . Great win
Good on him. Apart from 15 and 16 he was solid. Putted and chipped real well.
Zalatoris had a crack, Schauffele as well, but gee what a blunderous effort by all of the chasers regardless. Errors everywhere. Leish never looked like it after terrible second shots on 1 and 3.
Zalatoris had a crack, Schauffele as well, but gee what a blunderous effort by all of the chasers regardless. Errors everywhere. Leish never looked like it after terrible second shots on 1 and 3.
How do they let players drop closer to the hole if they go through the back of 15 and into the water at 16 ??? Must be a local rule. If they wanted to make the course harder (which they always seem to be looking to do at Augusta), one small amendment they could make is to force the players who hit through 15 and into the water at 16 to follow the standard water hazard rules and hit their next shot from the same spot that they hit from previously.
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Glad he held on - would have been a disaster if he’d lost it after having had such a big lead
Don’t like seeing anyone totally capitulate (unless it’s someone like Boofhead Bryson or Cheat Reed)
Agree, he seems like a pretty good bloke too.
I wonder whether there's ever been anyone shoot 3 over on the back nine to win a major?
The easiest way they could make it harder is just let the rough( what little there is) grow, be Impossible to get the ball to stop on those greens, pretty generous fairways around there, bit like RM though don’t want to be on the wrong side of the fairway
Yeh, 2 shots behind and hitting first into 16. You just can't go straight at the pin and there's no need to. You've got anywhere up to about 25 feet right of the pin to hit it. You just need the right length. It really must have been a slight pull. Golden opportunity squandered.
To be fair he hit a safe shot on 16, safe on 17 and safe on 18. I'm sure if he had to he could have been more aggressive. Definitely a deserved winner.
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