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Brendan's important late rally |
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Written by Bruce Young
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Friday, 18 May 2012 |
After labouring for much of the day at Totoumai Hamamatsu Open in Shizuoka, Brendan's birdies at the final two holes of round two elevated him to a share of second position two shots behind the leader, rookie Yoshinori Fujimoto.
Brendan appeared to be playing his way out of contention when he dropped to two over for the day with six holes to play but three late birdies have him within striking distance of his second win of the season.
It was a very windy day and Brendan stated afterwards that he was pleased with the way he handled himself. "It blew like hell all day and I am really happy with the way I managed myself," said Brendan.
"I am delighted to be in the position I am in," he added referring to the late comeback.
The leading three players will play together in tomorrow's third round.
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Satisfied Brendan ready for Totoumi Hamamatsu |
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Written by Bruce Young
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Wednesday, 16 May 2012 |
Brendan plays the second of four events in this stretch of the Japan Golf Tour when he tees it up at the Totoumi Hamamatsu Open in Shizuoka Prefecture to the south of Tokyo.
Brendan played this event for the first time last year and finished a reasonable 12th.
"My game felt pretty good today," in the Pro Am said Brendan on the eve of the tournament. "The course is very wet and today was very windy so hopefully it will dry out a little more but am looking forward to getting into it tomorrow.
"I have an afternoon tee time on day one."
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