Pebu Beach -Rory Makiroy, California, played almost as wonderful as the Pebble Beach landscape on Sunday. -morning.
McIloy is one of the top attractions in golf, and has been added to the amazing sunshine and crash surfing charm on the most famous coastal golf course in the United States. And that way, the sleeping start of the PGA tour season brought in life.
On the day when the six players had at least the lead share, Makiroy had a 18 -foot birdie pad in the 10th hole, which was a hard breeze along the Pacific Ocean and gained the top position. He effectively finished the drama in the 571 yards 14 hole with a towering drive and seven irons, and set up an Eagle Pat just outside 25 feet.
“It's really cool to win in one of the golf cathedrals,” said Mciloy.
Shane Rory was sending a second shot on a cliff on the right side of Par 5, and fell from the share for the lead. However, he shot 31 in the backnine. In this, the second place in the 68 final hole was second in the second place.
Lucas Glover (67) and Justin Rose (68) were another shot. The Sep Straka, which started the final round with one shot lead, had 72 and was tied to the seventh.
Scotty cheffler, the number one player in the world where the season was delayed due to a minor surgery from the glass that was punctured while making ravioli, was closed at 67 and tied to the ninth.
Mcilroy talked about it an important year for him, but his focus focused on April to September. On Ves Page.
This was not a bad start.
“It's a really cool way to start the season,” said Mciloy, the second champion in California. “This means fast to get this victory. I hope to maintain the momentum within a few weeks.”
The sixth hole began to separate the pack a little. In the continuous group, Rose crossed the cliff with a tee shot, and Tom Kim hit the hill toward the sea with a second shot. Ralerey following him in the final group and reached a bogey.
However, when Makiroy, he hit a tough pitch of 50 yards to the backpin, 50 yards and a tough pitch of 50 yards over the bunker to set up a two -foot birdie pad. It seemed to be a BEAT player from the second hall.
But it was after his lonely bogey in a tough 8 hole he was separated -he was shot for 8 feet for the 18 -foot birdie on the 10th, the par 3 12 birdie, and eventually his He got his deadline at the 14th Hall. MCILROY delved into a drive for three consecutive days, across trees, crossing the bunker complex and toward the fairway. For the past two days, he had to settle down.
This time, he gained cash for the eagle and expanded his lead to four shots. And when he pushed the wedge into three feet for the birdie on the 15th, it led to one of the most stressful walks on the PGA tour.
Everyone else was left in desperate tracking.
“He's good, he's great, and he's good when he's not wonderful,” said Grover. “There is a victory in her twenties and the reason he has many major and games he has. Today, under pressure and under pressure.”
Mcilroy won the tour 27 times and is the 21st in a career victory list. He has been involved in four major since he won the PGA championship 11 years ago, and as the master approaches, he should remind it.
For now, this is the case. Mcilroy and other top players supported their creations in his second victory at his signature event.
“He's fine, he's wonderful, he's fine,” he said. “There is a victory in her twenties and the reason he has many major and games he has. Today, under pressure and under pressure.”
MCILROY won $ 3.6 million at the second signature event that won the Quail Hollow last year. He finished with 21 under 267. One shot biased from the tournament record.
Rory tried to sweat at least and stayed within the range of 7 feet birdie pads, which would have reduced 7 feet in the 17th hole. But his last birdie gave him a 2.16 million dollar comfort in second place.
“I always believe that it is quite impossible to defeat when a player like Rolly Makiroy appears and they have a” A “game,” Lorley.
