A 1 hour and 53 minute stretch that saw Spieth drop from a soon - to - be three - time major champion to the author of one of the worst collapses
in major championship history.
And then there's those two finishing par - 5s, a completely unique course feature that you never
get in major championship golf and could jumble the leaderboard at the end with birdies and eagles.
But he's five and six shots better than his high - powered playing partners and at the midpoint of the PGA, he's back
again in major championship contention.
The damage was done, the green jacket was gone and suddenly Spieth went from the most steadfast players in golf, to having his name entrenched on the list of biggest
collapses in major championship history.
Even with the two meaningless bogeys to finish up, it was the lowest Sunday round
ever in a major championship at that historic Rochester venue, which has names like Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, and Curtis Strange on its champions roll.
«You find out you have four more strokes than you thought, with six holes
left in a major championship, fall behind, birdie to tie, birdie to take the lead by one with three to go.»
Although ByKolles» car wasn't going to be the quickest thing out there just seeing Kubica back
racing in a major championship again would have been awesome - especially at Le Mans.
The 29 - year - old has never finished better than
T9 in a major championship, but has looked the part of a major championship contender this week.
This is a major championship and you don't take golf that's already been played off the
board in a major championship,» Rymer said on Thursday's Morning Drive.
It broke all but the last 100th of an inch, and the three golfers went to the 10th tee for what would be the third sudden - death
playoff in a major championship in the past three years.
That left him third alone behind Walker and Streb — who himself became the 30th man ever to shoot 63
in a major championship while Day stood on the 18th green.
Like him or hate him, every sport needs heroes and villains and America's most dominant Ryder Cupper of late won't have the knock that he's a
non-factor in major championships any longer.
A birdie - eagle finish would give Day one of golf's most hallowed numbers — a 62, what would be the lowest round
ever in a major championship.
Woods and Nicklaus both won in the years they finished top 5
in each major championship.
But an eagle on the 18th would still tie the record for best round ever
in a major championship — and vault him into a tie for the lead with Walker.