Sandwich (United Kingdom): Collin Morikawa’s debut holding allegations from Jordan Spieth to win the 149th British opened by two shots after a brilliant Sunday action at Royal St.
George’s.
Only 24, Morikawa claimed the second major thanks to the 66th round of Bogey to complete 15 below par.
Americans have never even played in a link condition until the Scottish person last week opened when he was bound to 71, his worst end of his professional career.
But the number four of the world did not show signs of lack of experience when he enjoyed the hot conditions when the temperature reached 30 degrees Celsius on the sandwich on the southeast east coast of England.
Louis Oosthuizen’s Bogey’s overnight leader at The Fourth allowed Morikawa to move to the share of tin and he never looked back after the two shot swings in the seventh par-def.
Oosthuizen, which was finished at 11 under the third part with Jon Rahm, twice found a bunker around the green to drop another shot.
Meanwhile, Morikawa flowed the first of three Putt Birdie in a row to spin at 14 below.
PGA 2020 Champion 2020 requires his putter to stay hot behind nine only to save PAR at 10, 11 and very important at 15 with SPIETH breathing on his neck.
But at that time, he had moved to 15 below with other long distance putts in the 14th half.
Three solid pars came Morikawa Morikawa the first British hill to win since the success of Ben Curtis’s surprise was also at the Royal St.
George 18 years ago.
Spieth was left to regret the careless finish into the third round Saturday when Bogeys in the last two holes saw him start the second day behind Morikawa.
The 2017 Open English Champion sneaked back to seven below after dropping two more shots on the fourth and sixth date before roaring again in a way that showed he would not wait long to add three majors.
Eagle on the seventh launched the Challenge of SPIETH and he completed 12 last holes in six equivalent to Birdie further on the ninth date, 10, 13 and 14 to put pressure on Morikawa.
But Morikawa never gasped to be the first person to win two debut departments at the show.
Rahm also shows why he is a pre-tournament favorite after landing his first major last month we open with 66 brilliant which can be much better but for a better day with putter.
The driver needs a seventh eagle to make it away, but only run out of holes after four consecutive birdies between 13 and 16.
Obthuizen waited for the second major when he was finished in the top three for the only success.
In the open England 2010 on St.
Andrews.
Pure conditions offer opportunities for one package chasing to launch into a dispute.
First Champion Four times Brooks Koepka made a late cost for his first British open with five under the 65 round par to reach eight below, but was handed over to violate the two sponge scores on Saturday.
“I didn’t play quite either Saturday,” Koepka said.
“No matter what I finished today.
I didn’t have the chance to win and it was disappointing.” South Africa Dylan Frittelli, who was only called to the field as the 11th reserve on Monday, finished fifth at nine below.
Dustin number one world Johnson finished in tie for eighth at seven below.
Morikawa’s debut survived Spieth to win an open British
