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- The couples first apologized, saying that he would leave the masters before looking like a “prank”.
- He created an eagle for him for the first time for him in Agusta National, and came out at number 14 at a distance of 186 yards.
Augusta, Ga. – Fred couples are taking a Muligan.
Nothing, when he did on Thursday, not when he gave a card of 1-under 71 in Masters at the age of 65. A period in which he considered his first eagle at an equal 4 in Augusta National.
But he wants to withdraw anything two days before his 40th owner, when he vowed that he would move away from the tournament before he looks like a “clown” trying to play golf.
The couple on Thursday apologized for the comment.
“I should not really use the word Joker“He said.” I do not want to be a man, if we say it again, how is it? ,
Forgiveness, of course, is accepted by Augusta National Green Coat. There is no need to apologize for a one -time Wellington resident, couple, that is his early round.
Couples are the second oldest to break equal in masters. Tom Watson was about a month younger when he shot 71 in 2015. Watson joined the Jack Nickoss and Gary Player as an honorary start of the tournament on Thursday morning.
“I can play golf,” the couples said. “I can play here and there.”
Couples get out of a distance of 186 yards with 6-hybrid
The 1992 Masters Champion has to find a deep excavation in his memory to find another day in which he had equally fun in Augusta National. And these were not just couples who made the basis in their day.
A 15 -time winner on the PGA Tour and 14 -time winning couple on the PGA Tour Champions, a fan was a favorite, as he navigated Augsta National’s Rolling Hills with his silver hair that appeared below the edge of his hat.
Cheers became loud with the clubhouse getting closer. And the audience continued to accept the couples, even talking to a group of reporters after the round.
The couple enthusiastically moved through their highlight shots-6-Hybrid, exiting 186 yards away from 186 yards, to start a Birdi put in his round at a distance of about 45 feet from green at number 1, their attitude at number 9 led to their approach to another. He was tasting this moment because…
“This does not mean that I am not going to shoot 77,” he said about Friday.
“I have a set of clubs that I think I can roam here. Tomorrow may be different. There can be different shots. But it was fun. It was a very fun day.”
The couple were also smiling when they said, “I am tired.”
Think of fun that he will cut, which will break his record. Couples became the oldest player in the weekend in 2023, when there was a 1-over after 36 holes. He was 63 years old.
“I am 65 years old,” he said. “I don’t feel 70. I don’t feel 50. I don’t think I am going there and forget to play.”
The couples were placed with 35 -year -old Harris English and 33 -year -old Canadian Taylor Pendrith. English closed with 70. Pendrith struggled with 77.
Pendrith said, “I learned some things while playing Freddy, simply plotted myself around the golf course and remembered it in the right places.” “He is played here many times. Many times. He plays amazing. A one-eager is an excellent phase. He has really played stable. Just remembered it in the right places and ran away.”
Couples are aware of the historical aspect of this year’s owner when it comes to old people.
Play 2 groups ahead of Bernhard Langer Fred Couples
Playing two groups next to him was Bernhard Langer of Boka Ratton, who said at the age of 67 that it would be his last owner. Langer threatened couples for a short round between 60-sommetings. He was 1-Einer after 11, but ended with a bogie for 73 at Nos 12 and 17.
Langer knew that it was time when he realized that he was hitting a 3-wood on his perspective shots, while the young studs were spinning.
Couple? When he was asked he was back and forth to know that he was his time.
“This is a great question,” he said. “I can’t answer this. I can’t really do. This will happen when I would know that I can’t go to number 1 and do really good things and shoot a good score.
“I go around and see the bogie 1, and equal 2 and 3, and no reason for the bogie 5. Then it adds up to 77.”
One thing he knows is that the decision will be determined from his age.
“It’s not how old I am because I will tell you, I killed some drives which were very good today,” the couple said. “Holes became easy for me. Not for someone else, for myself, therefore, I can get it. I can’t even guess. Next year may be, may be 70.”
Tom D ‘Angelo is a senior sports columnist and reporter for Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at tdangelo@pbpost.com.