Jazz Janewattananond recorded what appeared to be a relatively boring one-under 71 Saturday during the third round of the Asian Tour’s Indonesian Masters at Royale Jakarta Golf Club.
The two-time reigning PGA Tour Player of Year is the game’s undisputed world No.1 right now, but there were questions about whether his latest life-changing event would affect his play. Well, it took all of two shots to show nothing has changed.
Tiger Woods played Tuesday (AEST) in Ireland, marking his first competitive round since he withdrew following the third round of the PGA Championship back in May.
Judging the pace and line perfectly, Varner made what is surely the unlikeliest winning putt of his life to reach 13-under, claim the title and the $US1 million first prize.
The opening swing of Ryan Alford’s PGA Tour career is likely one he’ll want to forget. The second swing, though, is one he’ll remember for the rest of his time here on earth.
You need a few breaks to win a PGA Tour event. Should Maritn Laird, winless in the last seven years on tour, take the title the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open on Sunday, we know the break he can point to, without a doubt.
There’s no telling how nervous 20-year-old Spanish amateur Eduard Rousaud was feeling before his first-ever US Open round at Winged Foot. In just two swings, those nerves turned to elation.
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