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Patrick Cantlay's MISTAKE Makes Way For New Victor..
Welcome back to Athlete District. On Sunday, Patrick Cantlay missed a birdie putt on 18 that would have seen him shoot a course record 59 at the PGA Shriners Children’s Open in Las Vegas.
A day later, Cantlay, the world No.4 and someone who has won seven times since 2019, had a triple bogey on 18 to let an eighth victory slip through his fingers. Australian Jason Day finished eighth, shooting an eight-under final round to soar up the Leaderboard and finish at 18-under. Records tumbled in Tiger Woods’ wake when the prodigious amateur turned professional in 1996 in one of the most breakneck accelerations to the summit that golf has ever seen.
So when, 26 years on, a 20-year-old is matching the early feats of the 15-time major winner, it’s probably worth taking notice. Kim “Tom” Joo-hyung accelerated his meteoric rise with victory at the Shriners Children’s Open on Sunday, becoming the first golfer since Woods to win twice on the PGA Tour before turning 21. The duo are the only players to achieve the feat since the Second World War, according to ESPN Stats and Info. The South Korean carded an unblemished 24-under 260 to secure a three-shot triumph over Patrick Cantlay in Las Vegas, making him just the third player since 1974 to win a stroke play event without making a single bogey.
#TomKim #20yearoldGunWin #Golfer
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Patrick Cantlay's MISTAKE Makes Way For New Victor..
Welcome back to Athlete District. On Sunday, Patrick Cantlay missed a birdie putt on 18 that would have seen him shoot a course record 59 at the PGA Shriners Children’s Open in Las Vegas.
A day later, Cantlay, the world No.4 and someone who has won seven times since 2019, had a triple bogey on 18 to let an eighth victory slip through his fingers. Australian Jason Day finished eighth, shooting an eight-under final round to soar up the Leaderboard and finish at 18-under. Records tumbled in Tiger Woods’ wake when the prodigious amateur turned professional in 1996 in one of the most breakneck accelerations to the summit that golf has ever seen.
So when, 26 years on, a 20-year-old is matching the early feats of the 15-time major winner, it’s probably worth taking notice. Kim “Tom” Joo-hyung accelerated his meteoric rise with victory at the Shriners Children’s Open on Sunday, becoming the first golfer since Woods to win twice on the PGA Tour before turning 21. The duo are the only players to achieve the feat since the Second World War, according to ESPN Stats and Info. The South Korean carded an unblemished 24-under 260 to secure a three-shot triumph over Patrick Cantlay in Las Vegas, making him just the third player since 1974 to win a stroke play event without making a single bogey.
#TomKim #20yearoldGunWin #Golfer
Related Videos:
Tom Kim Sunday WINNER Press Conference 2022 Shriners Children's Open · Round 4
youtube.com/watch?v=N3jFDvDizh8
PGA Winner "Tom Kim" Solid Driver-Iron Swing & Slow Motions ㅣShriners 2022 ChampionㅣJooHyung Kim
youtube.com/watch?v=ke7-L4uqs_U
Tom Kim shoots 5-under 66 | Round 4 | Shriners | 2022
youtube.com/watch?v=Pz8jKL8ArWI
