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Despite Bryson claiming Augusta was a Par 67 to him he playing it like a 73
If Augusta and other courses want to make it more diffcult for the big hitting golfers they just need to make their courses less forgiving.
Narrow the fairways, create water hazards, plant trees and create bunkers, to make accuracy as important as distance.
they should make the bunkers like they are St Andrews!!
Bryson has just bagged 3 birdies on the bounce, he should be safe, & I hope he makes it. whatever your opinion he's great to watch.
^I'm not say he ian't good for golf but adire how he has approached thing but his smashing the ball 400+ yard really isn't what I think is a skill required as i often feel golf is a tatial and strategy sport to me
Jon Rahm joins the overnight leaders on -9. Paul Casey loses ground with a 74, slipping back to -5.
World number one Dustin Johnson holds a 4 shot lead, with Ancer, Im & Cameron Smith tied for 2nd.
Final Round play is due to start at 12.50 (UK time) with a 2 tee start (1st & 10th) & playing in 3 balls instead of the usual 2 balls, in order to ensure that it's completed today. They are predicting that the green jacket will be presented around 19.50 (UK time). Usually it's around midnight. The early finish also has to take into account the possibility of a play-off, to give the organizers plenty of time to get that in, with the light fading early at this time of year.
One grouping that caught my eye was the 12.01 start time (10th tee) Schwartzel, De Chambeau, Langer. Berrnard joked about it after he made the half-way cut, he will be giving up something in the region of 100 yards of the tee to Bryson & Schwartzel can also get it out there.
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