Two weeks ago, Min-Walle won a 236-year-old 2013-14-2014 race.
But Lee woke up on the solar eclipse – although Brysy – on Saturday in northeastern Florida did not feel himself. You can feel that thing from the show. Young and exciting Australian did not have the best things with him, he has not been able to find more than the absence of Ferrak’s path. He was 6-Over 78 and eventually equal to 20th.
Go quickly for this week, and Lee looks like a new man. On Saturday evening, 7-Under 63, an expert in 54 holes in 54 holes rose.
Lee even beat Scott Scott Schiffleri No. 1 on Saturday, an interesting achievement, taking into account that Sheffler began the day with one of his leaders. It was also the lowest round of PGA Tour.
Now, he is the leader of 54 holes in a PGA Tour for the first time in his career. Lee has won three times in the World DP, which will win the 2023 Australian PGA to win the Australian PGA, but has not come anywhere in the world.
“I want to be more and more in this situation,” Lee said on Saturday.
“I just have to get off my head and try to hit one shot at the same time. It’s a long day so you can’t go before you, and you’ll just have to beat one shot and continue to trust your game.
Can Lee just do that and win for the first time in PGA Tour?
On Sunday, things must take a step step by step and stay now and not think too much at the forefront. But Stoke’s survival becomes a significant factor.
“I’ve started learning golf golf and I’m not very passionate about bad shots, especially on Sunday, even if you’re leading it,” Lee said.
“Don’t advance yourself, a shooting at the same time.”
Jack Milko, author of the golf staff for SB Nation through it. Follow it on x @jack_milko.