Marco Penge has now claimed three European tournament The titles this season, and his latest victory comes with increased rewards.
With an unexpected Sunday’s death win in Spaniard Open on his English friend Daniel Brown, the hostage won the invitations for next year Master AND Championship – Perks that were first set this year.
“Crazy is crazy,” said the pledge to play in masters. “It’s a course I have always wanted to play because I feel like my game was really good for him.”
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Rolled masters invite indicates the advantages of pro -golf change
Dylan dethier
Many courses have seemed like a good adaptation to the pledge, 27, who also won the Danish Golf Championship and Hainan Classic in April.
At the De Campo Villa de Madrid club this week, Penge continued his strong game and entered the last round with a four -shot lead. But he flattened Sunday, shooting a 1-on par 72 while Brown, who began the day five of the shooting back, scored a 4-in-6th closure with a bird in the 18th hole to force a play off.
The extended game did not last long, as the pledge ended issues in the first additional hole.
It was a good time for a bird, and a great time for a victory, given a recent change from two of the most powerl institutions in the game. In August, the Augusta National Club announced in collaboration with R&A that the masters, along with the open championship, would offer new invitations to a selected team of the Step, including Japan Open, Hong Kong, The Australian Open, South Africa Open and … Wait for the Spanish Open.
At the same time, Augusta and R&A left with vehicle invitations in the same events for the seven Autumn Tour Tour. If you want to compete for the green jacket or Claret container, you are now better to win in Spain than in Napa or Baycurrent Classic in Japan.
Although far from a family name in the United States, the pledge drew a lot of attention throughout the basin this year and was one of the candidates in the conversation as a possible captain’s choice for the European team in Ryder Cup. He did not take the knot to travel to New York. But he now has other American plans this spring.
