Having had a five-foot putt to win the tournament but still finishing second, McGreevy was understandably emotional afterwards, holding back tears in his post-tournament press conference.
As Dahmen collected his first PGA Tour trophy and posed for photos, his trusty bucket hat flew off in the stiff Dominican breeze. That’s when his even trustier caddie, Geno Bonnalie, literally sprung into action.
It was a tense exchange, with both caddies listening intently as Johnson insisted that the putt was so short, it never crossed his mind that it wouldn’t be conceded.
Brendon Todd picked the wrong time (not that there’s a right time) to hit one off the hosel, nearly hitting his golf ball unto that other island you see on TV.
Rory McIlroy, Henrik Stenson, Tyrrell Hatton and Ian Poulter gathered for lunch in the clubhouse after their rough first rounds and Poulter (of course) took the opportunity to document their collective struggles.
Australian Golf Digest
