Min Woo Li in Australia won his first victory in the PGA round by beating Houston Open at a dramatic end.
Lee was leading three shots over 21 years of Scoti Shevler and Gary Woodland when he was put on fire in the sixteenth of the sixteenth century and got a ghost.
Woodland ended with an eagle and two birds from its last four holes to equal the record of the 62nd round and put the club in 19 below.
Sheffler number one globally, which plays in the penultimate group, had an opportunity to take a seventeenth ranking share, but he missed birds for fifth consecutive birds – and also ended at nineteen years of age after the 63rd round.
Lee needed equal footing on the eighteenth to secure and manage victory, hold its nerves for the 67th card and end one clear shot in 20 below.
“It is really difficult, it is really difficult,” he told me, 26 years old, after his victory. “Scotti is a great golf player and keeps you on your toes.
“This is the first time I was in the foreground and I am trying to get the initiative. I am happy because I did that, but the man, I am very exhausted.
“It was a lot of mental grinding. I am very proud of the way I dealt with myself.”
Rorre McLeroi from Northern Ireland produced a wonderful six -year -old tour of 64, which included an eagle and six birds and ghosts, reaching 15 years.
“It was a good week,” said McLeroi, who hopes to complete the Grand Salam profession by winning a master’s degree in Ugusta next month.
“I still feel I got some things to work on. In general, a strong week and it is good to have another week to prepare and set my game for Ogusta.
“It was like my right awareness bothering me a little [I’ll] Perhaps only get some treatment to make sure it is fine to go to Augusta. “
