An eagle from 147 meters by Sergio García on the 15th hole (par 4) fixed the return of the golfer from Borriol on the first day of Wells Fargo, held in Washington, a tournament that left the Australian Jason Day, in front with 63 strokes.
Sergio García, eagleFour behind the former world number 1, García signed two birdies and one more bogey, a green three putts, to position himself in seventeenth place, tied among others with Rory McIlroy, the defending champion, who starred in nine final holes with five birdies. That was not the only brilliant shot from Borriol, who in his first birdie of the day, on hole 3, a long par 3, had left the ball a meter and a half from the hole.
The Spaniard had saved a difficult putt for par from three meters on the 10th hole, after being penalized on that par 5 after the first shot for finding his ball outside the stipulated time of three minutes. Sergio argued that he should have started the clock once he crossed the river because he knew the ball was on the other side and was only looking for a way. to cross, but the referee ignored his justification.
Later, the PGA Tour through a statement agreed with the Spanish golfer, but he will not take that blow away because the card was already signed when they realized the error.
"I don't see the time to leave this Tour", Sergio was heard in a low voice through the microphones, visibly angry, something that rose disproportionately to headlines in the American press due to the controversy that exists with the impression of the thriving multi-million dollar circuit powered by Arabia, whose first test begins next month.
Sergio García Fernández is a Spanish golfer.
He is nicknamed El Niño (the baby). A professional since 1999, he is a member of the PGA Tour and the European Tour. After his victory at the 2008 HSBC Champions he reached the position of No. 2 in the world behind Tiger Woods, and is currently the No. 11 in the world. In 2016 he managed to clinch his ninth victory on the PGA Tour, winning the AT&T Byron Nelson. In 2017 he won the Augusta Masters after an extraordinary duel with the English Justin Rose, which ended in the playoff.
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