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Oakmont, PA. – Sam Burns’ US Open hopes were washed on Sunday night at Oakmont’s back nine. Literally.
Collors “Closure 40 for the cap 8- over 78 included a verdict in 15. navigation that did not enter the bonding of burns.
The leader 54 holes was tied to lead in 1, when he found the right part of the waterway. When he stepped up his ball, the water sprayed from a highly saturated soil, the product of heavy rain that soaked the oakmont so much that playing was suspended for almost two o’clock in the afternoon.
“It’s kind of a small part of the waterway,” Burns explained. “When I entered that, you were obviously you could see that the water appeared. He took the swinging out, and it’s just water to spray each time.”
Thus, the burns called on the rules officer, hoping for free relief from temporary water.
But the officer did not agree. And another official.
The temporary water is described by golf rules as “Temporary water reservoirs on the surface of the soil (such as rainflocks or irrigation or overflow) that cannot be seen even after the player is taking over the attitude (without pressure.”
In addition, “It is not enough for the soil to be just wet, muddy or soft or to make a moment visible as a player of steps on earth; the water accumulation must remain present or before or after it stops.”
Sagore’s player, Adam Scott, looked like burning and after that, “I thought I asked. The water was so close to the surface. I just didn’t know. I was like aquaplana on earth.”
NBC Analyst Brad Faxon left nothing to doubt his opinion on the humid situation: “It was supposed to be able to take relief. It’s a bad call.”
“At the end of the day, it’s not on me, it’s in the official rules,” Burns was added. “That’s kind of that.”
You need to play the ball while lying, burns connected 5-iron into the left rough, making a huge spraying when his Clubhead has established contact with the ground. He then took over extra drags from the lawn before he told his Caddy, Travis Perkins “, that’s funny.”
Burns deserves praise to handle decision to 15
Did the Burns itself deserve free relief at 15. Holes Oakmont on Sunday or not, live from the American open, says that he deserves a lot of praise for his solution.
Burns would doubled the hole and finally completed T-7, five shots back the winner of JJ Spaun.
“I did the best I can,” Burns said. “I was 100 percent locked on what I was trying to do. In the end, it felt like the water was just kind of on the way, and I left.”
“I went there and I gave the best thing I had,” the later burns added. “Golf is a heavy game, especially on this golf course. At the end of the day I can keep my head high.”
