Augusta, Ga. – The door was open throughout the day for the Scotty Sheffoler.
The defending masters champion failed to take advantage again, leaving seven shots behind the leader Rory McLero and left with a round in his dialect to join Jack Nicholas, which was the sole players to win three green jackets in a four -year interval.
Chefters were not particularly sharp on Saturday and failed to give themselves several Birds opportunities. In fact, they spent the vast majority of the day to save equal and the reality is that their support 72 can be very bad.
It is mentioned here how the third round is played in the 89th Masters tournament
He was at 5-inner 211 for the tournament.
“Many times I liked it, sometimes I felt bad,” said the chefler. “I could not really do anything. I had to scramble a lot today, really. I left for a good start (with a shirt at number 2), but after that I didn’t really feel that I gave myself enough opportunities, and I did not really take great advantage of the opportunities I had.”
A Scheffler return is not impossible.
There can be anything in the masters on Sunday.
In 1956, a tournament had not won since 1953, a 33 -year -old Prof, Jack Burke Junior, entered the final round from eight strokes to the leader Kane Venturi and rally to win after the shooting of 71. Venturi, then a crook, collapsed with an 80.
The chefler tied for the seventh will require a big day-even better than its individual-recommended era of 66 in Augusta National, and many others to collapse, including McLaroy, who focuses on the long major drought of their decade and joining the group of an aristocratic class of players who have won the golf.
Mechanic Start the day with six straight 3 And the lead increased and 66 shot.
T Times and Grouping for the final round of 89th Masters tournament
While he knows that a return is a long shot, the Sheffer insisted that the final 18 holes will not change their game plan.
Sheffler said, “When this comes, there is a school of thought, but when I think of last year, I have two big comebacks, one player in the championship and in an Olympic,” said Sheffer. “Did I press or force things? Did I play more aggressive? In fact, I just gave myself the most opportunities and I was able to hit a lot of good shots and some puts were able to pierce some puts.”
And with this, 28 -year -old led to the practice range.
“I am going to hit some balls tonight, see if I can feel a good feeling of going tomorrow – and then you never know,” the chefler said.