The scene of ‘muddy hands and feet’ in Honda Classic

Starting in the same direction, from hole 10, Champion par70 stadium, but the appearance and results of Scott’s handling of situations were different from Cappelen, although both were trapped in hole 11.

This par4 hole, 450 yards long, Scott wanted to go green in the second shot but the ball was in the swamp, close to the water’s edge. He carefully took off his shoes, rolled up his pants, put on his jacket and then descended into the trap. Golfer Australia born in 1973 swing draft twice, each stroke of the club several times.

Adam Scott saves the ball from the water trap

Ball to green, about 3.5 meters from the hole. From there, Scott put the ball to hold par. For the whole round, he scored an eagle, three birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey. You are on T27 with a score of -1.

And Cappelen was bare, just taking off a shoe. He got off the stick after a draft. The ball escaped, 3.6 meters from the hole. But Cappelen must add two new putts to finish at the bogey point. It was the second bogey from the moment he joined the scene.

Then, Cappelen equalized with two consecutive birdies. At 16 par4, you have a third bogey. Into the 17 par3 hole, Cappelen released two fruits in the water, losing a total of eight sticks – quintuple bogey. But eagle, hole 18, par5. The rest, the Danish golfer born in 1990 added a birdie and two bogeys. Cappelen closed the round of 75 strokes and entered the T117 group with +5 points.

Scott owns major Masters 2013 in 14 PGA Tour championships and 11 European Tour trophies. He peaked the world rankings (OWGR) in May 2014 and held this position for 11 weeks. Cappelen is still finding his way to the PGA Tour through the Second Class Korn Ferry Tour arena.

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