Catastrophic closing screen of golfer PGA Tour

The incident happened on the 16-par4 green, 399 yards long on February 14. Meanwhile, the ShotLink system from the PGA Tour measured the Lashley about 3.9 meters from the hole with a chance of holding par. But it took him four putts to finish on triple bogey – seven in total from start to bottom.

Nate Lashley closed the catastrophic pit in the last round of Pebble Beach

Lashley in turn passed the last two holes at the par-birdie point, finished T5, took $ 301,275.

But if he succeeds in the first putt – holding par, Lashley will be runner-up at the end of the tournament, earning $ 850,200. If two putts are done – bogey, he will receive $ 694,200 for the T2 position consisting of two players. Even with three putt – double bogeys, this golfer gets $ 413,000 for T3 consisting of three.

At the top of hole 16, Lashley played 248 yards into the rough grass on the right side of the fairway. 152 yards from the flag, but he hit the extra power, making the ball go back rough, on the right side of the green and then chip in.

Before that, Lashley was a heavyweight contender for the championship because there was no bogey and five birdies across 15 holes. At the beginning of the round, the American player born in 1982 stood at T2 with four people, including Daniel Berger, two sticks behind Jordan Spieth at the top of the table. But Spieth lost fire in the finishing leg, finishing T3, while Berger won the championship with a bonus of 1.404 million USD.

Lashley has been playing professionally since 2005 and for the first few years he found a way to get promoted and started a real estate business. In 2018, Lashley just joined the PGA Tour, so far only one championship – Rocket Mortgage Classic 2019. He currently stands 115 in the world – OWGR table.

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