Hamilton Coleman, Nguyen Anh Minh Roll in American Semifinals Junior

It was anticlimmy on Friday afternoon in American Junior Amateur.

Neither the semifinal has reached 16. Holes like Hamilton Coleman from August, Georgia and Vietnamese Nguyen Anh Minh was easily advanced on Saturday, in Dallas in Dallas.

Coleman, 17-year-old Georgia committed, took off the Vanderbilt Compledu Luke Colton, 5 and 4. They declare a high speed on a massive green three, Coleman has done only one Bogey as he used only one Bogey. Coleman went 1 with a couple-5 per second par-5 and never looked back. The key moment was Coleman’s Birdie on a couple-3 eighth, where Columni had a pair of feet after Colton couldn’t win the hole after Colton couldn’t beat the hole after Colton couldn’t It won the hole after Colton couldn’t beat the hole after Colton couldn’t win the hole after Colton couldn’t beat the hole after Colton couldn’t win the hole after Colton couldn’t pick up.

“It’s definitely hard because you feel like you can get away with things, but you have to keep a fool of your mistake,” said Coleman. It is difficult to lose when you guess quality recordings on your goals. “

Colton, second ranked amateur and 26. He received a victory in the world in the morning. But he just threw only one bird against Coleman, and on the other hole while playing his other shot from Bush and demanded medical attention.

Coleman tries to become the first player representing Georgia to win American Junior than Andy Shima, who knocked with 5 to 18 holes in the final of Jim Liu in the 2012 finals. Years. The last Georgia is employing the victory in this championship was Brian Harman in 2003. years.

Awaiting Coleman at the primary match, which will begin at 8:45 o’clock on Saturday, she would be min, which would be the first winner from Vietnam. Minh, incoming Oregon State Brucoš ranked at 52 in Wagrama, won five first six holes against Chinese Qiyou Wu, goes in the process. He lost only one hole all the matches.

“I will definitely take place in the present and hope that I just perform the way,” Minh said about what he would need to win on Saturday, where the embroidery will open in the next year.

“It’s definitely cool to have the opportunity to play in the US, so it will be fun to play,” Coleman said. “And you know, I watched this tournament so much during the years, and I really didn’t know how much I would enter this, but now I shot to live my dreams.”