His face changed and he smiled, greeted the public and celebrated it accordingly. Not every day will close his participation in a Grand Slam like this. adri arnaus said goodbye to 150th edition of the British Open signing an eagle-2 on the 18th hole after the holes of a putt of about 15 meters. “What an end, it was the only thing because what a day …”, Moià commented briefly after signing his card and greeting his friend. Pau Gasol.
Arnaus did not improve positions in the classification but finished with this stroke of genius to deliver a card at par (72) and 289 (+1) overall in what was his second British. Catalan featured this final as “the best moment of the week. It’s something you think about as a kid, doing something special in this last hole and we enjoyed it. The day hasn’t been brilliant, yet the great lap I wanted but there it is. Putting a fifteen meter putt has a prize “, Adri’s positive stance in the mixed zone.
The professional lives in the middle of Dubai and Girona, and will now enjoy a few weeks ’rest-among other things to prepare for the‘ Fans de Adri Arnaus ’tournament at Moià golf club-“ to recharge his batteries ”, identified who left the Open“ with a backpack full of learning ”.
Adri made positive conclusions from the Open. “You have to smooth out a few things to be higher in this kind of tournament. I feel like my game was made for very well-prepared courses and in extreme conditions, with some incredible flags. In the air, it’s going to be spicy and it’s a different style of golf, ”he added.
Arnaus always flees to these fields in Scotland to train them “because they don’t have Spanish DNA”. Now he is flying to Catalonia. “Now I have to rest and I will be back at the end of August for the European Masters in Crans, the PGA in Wentworth and the tournaments in Spain,” he concludes. At this point, however, he is looking to make it into the top 50 of the world ranking by the end of the year to guarantee himself an invitation to the 2023 Augusta Masters.
Source: La Verdad
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