Tommy Fleetwood on Tuesday during the TGL game.
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Tommy Fleetwood looked at a 64-meter screen with a width of 53 feet in front of him, and then looked to the right. He stopped on the screen again and then looked right again. He began to smile shyly. After one more look before Fleetwood he left, and then, after 10 seconds, when Rory Mcilroy I asked the people who apparently wondered.
“What just happened?”
Officially on Tuesday evening, while playing in the simulator Date Fleetwood’s shot was recognized as “incorrect reading” in a duel between the team of the Fleetwood Los Angeles golf club and the Golf team Boston Boston. Of the 167 yards, Fleetwood hit the third hit of his three-person team on 582 yards, 2nd Par-5 hole, called Pick Yer Planting, looked clean-but viewers saw the ball forward.
How did things go from there? A bit awkward.
In the center of Sofi, Fleetwood was confused. Mcilroy shouted the question. Collin MorikawaA colleague from Fleetwood’s team joked that the ball was down. Justin RoseAnother colleague from the Fleetwood team, he joked with Mcilroy, one of the co -founders of TGL.
“Tommy, it was too flushing,” Rose joked later.
Ultimately, this was called “incorrect reading”. The simulator screen was Czkawany. For people who followed the ESPN Matt Barrie home from home, Fleetwood would hit the third stroke again.
He did. Barrie said Fleetwood would hit 128 yards; Online TGL leaders’ board exchanged it as 167. Repeated ended in the bunker left the greenery.
Fleetwood looked at it too.
