One of the most returned and competitive duels of the first round of match match in 44th Middle Middle Championship of SH.BA Ultimately ended without any players hitting a kick.
Ryan O’Rear and Paul Mitzel both advanced through the mid-US-O’Rear midpoint game part was a timid shot of co-mediated honors-and they were paired against each other for the 64th part of Monday’s match at the Troon Country Club on Scottsdale, Arizona.
Mitzel, who is from Seattle, was 1 at first, but won the 3rd, 4 and 5 holes to go 2 up after five. This was the biggest supremacy of the Rollercoaster match, which Mitzel later connected to a bird in par-5 17. The two made the first to 18 to force extra holes.
They played par-4 1 and tied up with pars, but the match ended in the next hole, par-4 2-and no player hit a blow.
Mitzel’s Caddy rode in a 19th green golf cart to 20th, which led to a hole loss (and, after all, the match) for the Local G-6 rule model. The rule says: “During a round, a player or caddy should not ride in any form of motorized transport, except as it is authorized or later approved by the Committee. … If the violation occurs between the game of two holes, it applies to the other hole.”
By Golf Channel’s Brentley Rominewho spoke to Mitzel after the incident, the walking rules official called the sentence. Mitzel’s opponent, O’Rear, asked if he could veto the ruling to continue the match, but the request was rejected.
Mitzel told Golf Channel that after the 19th tie of the hole, his caddy put the flag and was subsequently asked by a transfer driver if he wanted a ride up to the hill to another. The same driver had just finished closing the players from the 18th hole to 1 for play -off.
“My Caddy does not deserve any fault,” Mitzel said Golf. “He’s the man and a wonderful friend. I would do the same in his shoes. We were having so much fun, it’s very bad.”
O’Rear, who is from Georgetown, Texas, progressed in the 32nd round, which continues on Tuesday.
While a loss of hole (and match) like this is rare, it has previously occurred on high -level tournaments. Back to 2023, Six players were penalized For getting the ship’s unauthorized trips from a green in a Tee box at the Lecom Suncoast Classic by Korn Ferry Tour.
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