Stephan Jaeger at Houston Open last year.
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Tony Finau, of course, is biased. He is your 2022 Houston Open winner.
But his praise for the tournament course is still evident. More than ‘I’m happy to be here’.
Memorial park, in fact, is without equal to argue In its heating to tours in two weeks.
“I don’t think there is a better golf course of preparation that leads to Master than the memorial park, “Finau said.” It’S’S A great golf course. I think they try to put it where it is similar to Augusta National Maybe have boys playing. I know it was the case many years ago when it was in other golf courses.
“But i don’t think that there is a better course to prepare for something like augusta national than here. World-Class Golf Course and It Just HAPPENS TO BE PUBLIC, WHICH IS SOMETHING THAT I Resonate with as well, and i just think it a great venue and you get great players that they are beCause of that. ”
The track has something else that goes for her, too. Considering his own status of the PGA Tour course, he may simply have one of the best deals of the country.
It is also thoughtful.
As Finau alluded, the memorial park is a muni, which means that every one or Joe can play it (though it is closed to the public until next Tuesday, like this year Houston Open is this week). fees Vary – residents can play it for $ 30 during the week and $ 38 a weekend; It’S’S’S $ 120 and $ 140 for non-resident-and-and-up Golf.com appreciates it No. 88 on his list of 100 best courses you can play in the SH.BA
But a fee differs. For $ 10 during the week, Houston Juniors can play Memorial Park.
And it has at least one fan.
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“Well, I think it’s a lot of fun,” Scottie Scheffler He said “I think when I was a kid if I could play a golf course that the good ones were playing in it would be pretty special. So to come here, in a public course where someone can come and play is very fun.
The world’s highest rank player and the double winner of the masters also agreed with Finau.
“I think with being the grass of the accent on the right roads now,” Scheffler said, “I think it eventually improves preparation for masters – it’s a drug similar to what we see in Augusta. Also a big golf course, you have to hit it away here, so there are definitely some similarities and good preparations between Augusta.”
