The donostiarra Adrian Otaegui, who on a great day was third to the general of ISPS Ready Championshipwhich is controversial in the course of Infinitum Lakes of Salou (Tarragona)three strokes behind the leader, the Scotsman Scott Jamiesoncommented that he enjoyed his playing and fighting this Friday.
“I’m very happy. I started with a birdie and ended with a birdie, and there was a little bit of everything in between, but I’m very satisfied with the way I played and fight,” he said.
“Now I have ups and downs, but I’m super happy with the way I fought until the end, so I’m happy with my graduation because I gave myself a good chance for the weekend,” he added.
For Otaegui it was “amazing to start the season in Europe with two tournaments in Spain and obviously two very good golf courses as well, on this course and next week”, which is one of his “favorites in Spain”. “I am very excited,” he said.
As for the crowd support, he noted: “Obviously I have some family and friends coming to see me, so it’s all very good. Hopefully the crowd will increase this weekend and I really encourage everyone to come because the tournament is very good and good see. “
“I’m going over the weekend in a good position. I’ve played well the last two days, I feel good on the scaffolding, so I just want to do the same thing, give myself birdie chances, keep going. be patient and attack at the right time, “he concluded.
Ang Scotsman Scott Jamieson, solo leader and 11 under, explained: “It was another good day. Yesterday, after a five -week vacation, I wasn’t quite sure what I would do, but it was a tough day and now it’s even better; for get more birdies. “
“This year, it looks like I’m playing very well. I’ve had some good starts, even though everything is getting harder as the tournament goes on, so hopefully I can do a good job and stay focused. It’s definitely a different turn. thinking, but I’d rather give a little punch ”, he pointed out.
“I’m just trying to keep up with the same thoughts and improve on some other things. Really spending time with family has helped me come back stronger,” he concludes.
Source: La Verdad
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