US AMATOR PROFIT It comes with many benefits: Havemyer trophy, a gold medal and your name raised in history along with the greats like Tiger Woods, Jack nicklaus, Phil MickelsonArnold Palmer and Bobby Jones.
But perhaps the biggest getting everyone is an exception in three of next year’s leading championships: US Open, The Open Championship and Masters – as long as the player holds his amateur status.
And for the newly crowned Mason Howell’s champion, making traveling to Augusta in April is already in mind. The American amateur champion is traditionally paired with the sample of protective masters for the first two rounds of masters. This means that Howell can wait to remove it along with Rory Mcilroy on Thursday and Friday at Augusta National. In this week’s episode of Subpar, Howell explained how this opportunity will have an additional meaning for him.
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Mason Howell Clubs: Within his amateur winning configuration
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“I have one of his golf balls sitting in my room now from the tournament championship (2016) in Atlanta,” Morrow told Subar COLT COLT KNOST AND DREW POLTZ. “I went to see and he gave me his golf ball like the 4th hole, and I’ve kept it since since, so it will be a kind of full-circular moment. He was like my favorite player who grew up.”
Howell, of course, has not left much of his childhood. The 18-year-old is entering his high school high school this fall this fall, and has been orally engaged to play collegiate at the University of George.
“Some people say, like, to whom do they ask? As tiger and people like this,” Howell said. “Rory was my son because he was the best golf player for me growing up.”
As for the round itself, there is only one thing that Howell says he is thinking when it comes to playing with world no. 2: “Just hoping that his drives will not take many of my air photos, while his is flying,” he said with a laugh.
For more from Howell, including an internal account of his experience in the US amateur, check out the full episode below.
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