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Mark Schlabach
Augusta, Ga.-Po Opening of 89. Masters with 3-below 69, which left him four strikes as a leader Justin Rose, Bryson Brazambeau On Thursday, hit another 150 balls in the August National Golf Club training area.
Since arrival on Tuesday the course has hit the breathmbeau during training sessions more than 800 balls – about three times as much as Rory McILroy and four times as much as the world no. 1 Scottie Scheffler.
“It was just my iron game and tried to get their shares there,” Drajhambeau said about Thursday’s session. “I felt as if I was leaving my face open a little, so (i) worked on some sequential things, some of the things.”
In one place Thursday Brazambeau did a higher exercise that resembled topspin shot in ping-pong.
“That’s exactly what I want to feel in my golf swing,” he said.
The Open’s ruling championship finally felt that the feeling of the fifth hole of his second round Friday, which helped him publish 68, which left him one blow to the leader of Rose with a 36-part total.
At the fourth hole Par-3 BrazMbeau, he pulled the tee into the left bunker Greenside. He threw out of 36 feet for his second birdie from the wheel.
On the fifth Par-4 Brazambeau, he pulled a 359 -yard ride on the right side of the lock track. He knocked his approach to 8 feet and made another birdie to move to 3 below.
Captain Liv Golf League created another birdie by reaching the eighth hole Par-5, 570 yards in two and two-penting out of 20 feet.
“At the fifth hole, I thought,” I have to feel something that is a little different, “Drazhambeau said. “And behold, etc. I think I started to integrate more up and down, and that just seemed more comfortable to me.”
After the eighth hole, BrazMbeau released seven straight pars, including a pair of important up and down to the nose.
“I was able to save this bike with my wedges and a few huge key putts,” Brazambeau said. “Getting up and down to 10 was one of the better up and down of my life.”
Brazambeau’s only bogey wheels came to Par-3 16 when he left the tee short and left of the greenery. He jumped back with the 19-foot birdie putt on par-4 17 ..
After two direct cuts disappeared on the Masters, Dravhambeau’s breakthrough came last year. After the first round he had a one -time lead over Scheffler and shared the lead with Scheffler and Max Homa Second. But then Brazambeau hit the ball into the water on No. 15 and in the third round he made double-bon. After 54 holes he watched Scheffler with four blows and ended up tied to the sixth on 2 pod.
“You have to stand up in a position,” Ohrhambeau said. “You have to fail. You have to lose. You have to win. You have to come from behind. You have to stick to the lead. All these expectations and feelings must be conquered in your mind. Therefore, this game is played between ears.”
Brazambeau was in a practical area on Friday. About two hours after his bike ended, another 115 balls hit another day.
Brazambeau said that during the session and about 100 in a week in tournaments, 15 to 20 thoughts of swings are likely to pass.
“Maybe sometimes when I really try to find something,” he said. “I have to go there a lot. You wouldn’t want to be there.”
