Winner: Brandt Snedeker
Around the wider world of golf: Su-Hyun Oh won the RACV Ladies Masters, co-sponsored by the LET and ALPG; Lee Janzen won the ACE Group Classic on the Champions Tour; and Andrew Dodt won the True Thailand Classic, co-sponsored by the ET and Asian Tour.
A funny element befell at the manner to Augusta...
While poor Jim Furyk turned into left to answer still extra questions about why he cannot appear to shut out fifty four-hollow leads lately, Brandt Snedeker determined to set a tournament document and quite a good deal lock up visits to all of the majors and WGCs.
According to Brandt, that falls beneath the heading of "being applicable again." After a couple of years that had been sidetracked by means of damage (and seemingly a lack of self assurance that new teach Butch Harmon has restored), Brandt says he can subsequently just play golf again with out considering his swing.
For instance, here's a riding tip that Brandt passed on from Butch:
Snedeker stated Harmon was "in my ear all day." One of these nuggets Snedeker remembers being informed became to tee the ball down and try to hit it low on days like Sunday while hitting fairways is at a top rate.
"I did that a lot on the back nine," Snedeker said. "When things got tough and I ... didn't feel like I was swinging great at it, but I was kind of managing it, doing something as simple as that kept the ball in the fairway and kept it in front of me and made me play to my strengths, which is my short game and my putting." All I know is that if Brandt thinks this kind of play merely makes him "relevant," the Tour should be shaking in their Footjoys and hoping he doesn't become "a force on the course!"
In the meantime, Mr. Relevant gets invitations to all the large tournaments this 12 months, extra media attention about the Masters than he will know a way to deal with, and of direction this week's Limerick Summary:
While Furyk need to cope with the elephant
In the room, Brandt again says he?S applicable
?Cause his plan to get returned
To Augusta?S on track.
His relief after winning was evident. The photo came from the tournament wrap-up page at PGATOUR.com.
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