Taking a red-eye from the West Coast to barley make a tee time on the East Coast in order to try and Monday qualify, that’s the life of a player with no tour status.
“This injury should never be an issue again in my life, as long as I do the proper things and don’t do anything stupid,” he said. “That’s why I waited as long as I did.”
With a round of 2-under 69 and a closing birdie on the 72nd hole, Gary Woodland won the 119th U.S. Open Championship by three shots over Brooks Koepka.
Jeongeun Lee6’s manager, Jennifer Kim, was serving as a translator during a post-tournament interview, and when Lee6 started crying in response to a question, Kim broke down herself.
Hank Haney sent out two strident tweets Sunday, as South Korea’s Jeongeun Lee6 was busy closing out her first major victory. He even misspelled her name.
A severe thunderstorm halted played for nearly two hours at the U.S. Women’s Open at the Country Club of Charleston, where lightning struck a tree Friday afternoon.
Kevin Na cashes in on one of the few venues that still gives him a chance, Jordan Spieth putts like he’s never putted before, and Tiger Woods curses while wearing a microphone, which certainly has happened before.
