One Wrong Club and near the failure costs Lottie Wauccou Chance in Augusta National Women’s Wounded

Augusta, him. – What we remember in the defeat here are calamituristic moments, shots that are too bold and others are too play, sprayed and punching.

But Augusta National does not only test the power of players and touch and discipline. It is also a measure of the precision of stone cold.

So it was Lottie Woade in the middle of 10^th Fairway, cleaning his approach in a downhill green as she tried to persecute another amateur’s title of Augusta National Female Amateur.

21-year-old English woman enjoyed the banner season, and everything started here a year ago. Although she was ranked in 4 in the world, letting a significant title against the best game at this level. It changed that magical day last April when they survived a few early spondays to birds three last four holes and won probably the most prestigious female amateur event in the world.

The life of the WOAD that day changed – more obligations, expectations, recognition. But also her career. Ascension to the world no. 1. Main Start. By beating the winning appearance of Curtis Cup. And during the day job in Golf College, with the latest class benefits, she was a new target player who beat. Everything that has done since the end is in the first 3 in every event that played for Florida State.

“This week is definitely different since last year,” Wowuad said earlier this week in Augusta, “he enters greater expectations and such things. But I would be very proud of how I was able to beat him.”

As last year she learned in victory, the opening of Wapoad to pull the champion could set the tone for the week. She recorded an opening 65 for sitting two shots, then played firmly in 2. Cola to grab a share of 36 holes and earn back into the final group.

The introductory Birdie Saturday helped you give it a two-stroke pillow, but it was clear from the beginning that it did not fully choose. She took a short bird in another. She was missing green on a couple-3 Sixth and made Bogee. And as she entered the shot at 10, I was not just caught, but passed by the Spanish Carla Bernat Essuder, a higher transfer in Kansas States who enjoyed success in college, but was missing any voucher.

On 10 was decayed between clubs, ironing from 5 and 6 and 6 and 6 and 6 and rejected in multiple clubs into the wind to get until the end of the back hole. It turned out to be a mistake. Taking a lower loaded club from the download, her approach came into too straight, landing tall and without back, jumping over her back, rolling down steep.

“I was well swung, it was just the wrong club,” he said he loaded it, who had his English team, Steve Robinson, on the bag. “Then he arrived in an unfortunate position, so he probably always would be done 6 from there.”

Double Bogay left her three shots back and in need of another nine bar.

Of course, the loader knew from his own experience, it was possible – her last flourished last year included birds 15, 17 and 18 years – and the leader told a similar story, with four results in the 60s.

“It wasn’t anything to lose at that moment,” she said. “I just said,” Let’s make some birds, “and that was really.”

Surely it is safe, loading has started mounting back. She left the eagle chip 13, then filled his approach in 14 to withdraw in two shots of Bernat Escuder, but her last hour proved to be anticlimitically. Worad failed to descend from bunkers to 15 and then armed the Tee, and made a Godee, officially, finish his chances, much to the joy of her cheering coach and a teammate of Florida who was monitored with all the record.

“I’m pretty frustrated,” Woad said on the post. “He played a decent tee in green, he is simply not really a hole, and that is what he came to the end.”

And there was again, that margin, the thin lines between success and failure, somehow, make more thinners in August. Were late countless examples. The bunker shot at 15 that bounces off the flag instead of climbing the ridge. Sand shot 16 that kind of remained on the upper shelf. Access 17, which was inch away from the slope and mixing towards the hole.

Added to the final round 72, solo-third goal and disappointing thread on the hill to the sponsors waiting for about 18^th Green.

“I think you learn every time you’re in claim – you’re just putting yourself in those positions, really,” she said. “You can’t beat each time. The goal in which he got in there was only to be in claim. That’s how he got it, and, yes, in the end she was pretty good defense.”

She just finished several holes earlier than expected.