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Jim “Bones” Mackay often said that he would always be bathtub, even now that he left his long-standing role to be a reporter course for NBC sports. It was so visible in the final, the US Chaotic Cases open.
Mackay was with the final group I’m Burns and Adam Scott. When they came to the extreme holes on Sunday, the championship was decided. JJ Spaun made a 64-foot bird To end 279. The last two players on the course were five shots or more.
Then Mackay identified the potential problem and solved it. When it was over, he removed the flag on the 18th hole, which is traditionally “trophy” for the winner. It was Mark Cannes, who had to leave 18. With another group that comes.
“We were 200 meters away when JJ did his way,” Mackay said on Tuesday. “That scene … I realized JJ won the tournament and I was super happy for both of them. But I just showed me, Mark may not have access to the flag.”
Cannes joined Spaun in the field of points. I’m Burns and Adam Scott closed their rough back nine with Gods. Mackay waited for them to finish and grabbed the PIN.
“There were so many people in the ropes, I just wanted to make sure I got Mark or I had an option,” Mackay said. “As I arrived to achieve, he dated the JJ, I told him, saying,” Congratulations “and left him alone.”
Only Kaddy would think he did it. Mackay is Caddy.
