Trevor Immelman won the 2008 Masters. On the route of Augusta, the South African has not trembled at the last round face the return of the Tiger.
By Guillaume Serres, 14-04-2008
Immelman resists
If the first three days of competition had been a delight for Trevor Immelman, the South African knew even before the start of the last lap the tough mission that was waiting. First, face the back of the Tigris, never more dangerous than when he is hunting his prey behind. Then, fighting the elements and the strong wind which had swept through the journey of Augusta. Immelman had gathered in front of him all the conditions to fail in the quest for his first Grand Slam. But a student of Gary Player, triple winner of the Masters in 70 years, has not trembled, even if by a bogey that began its journey towards success. Car subsequently was of a very high standard. Thus, Immelman attacked return to the clubhouse to only by +1. An exploit while the Georgian zeff had left behind many candidates (+6 Casey at midterm, Snedeker in +3). And when the pressure was greatest, as on hole # 12, with another bogey, or about 16 with a double bogey (and shot in the water), Immelman managed to recover the helm (birdie at 13, by at 17 and 18). And finally calmly that the South African ended his journey.
Woods too short
A serenity drawn from "failure" of Tiger Woods. If the man with 13 Grand Slams had the inlet pressure to his rival, including a birdie on the par 3, 6, it could not however make sufficient returns, the fault to a faulty putting. A conceded bogey on 10 and then another on 14 anéantissaient the chances of ultimate victory of the Tigris. "I did not putt succeeded this week. I was not well enough to hit the ball expect to prevail, "conceded, clearly, the world number 1, which therefore rate from the first Major of the year 2008 its objective, namely to win the 4 major tournaments of the season. Immelman, it is far from all that. Never in the first 40 of a tournament starts in 2008, unable to pass the cut on two of the last four tournaments in which it was recorded, the bearer of the famous green jacket offered is the greatest success of his life. "It was so difficult… I can not believe I arrived," said Green, moved, the winner of the 72nd Masters history.
By Guillaume Serres, 14-04-2008
Immelman resists
If the first three days of competition had been a delight for Trevor Immelman, the South African knew even before the start of the last lap the tough mission that was waiting. First, face the back of the Tigris, never more dangerous than when he is hunting his prey behind. Then, fighting the elements and the strong wind which had swept through the journey of Augusta. Immelman had gathered in front of him all the conditions to fail in the quest for his first Grand Slam. But a student of Gary Player, triple winner of the Masters in 70 years, has not trembled, even if by a bogey that began its journey towards success. Car subsequently was of a very high standard. Thus, Immelman attacked return to the clubhouse to only by +1. An exploit while the Georgian zeff had left behind many candidates (+6 Casey at midterm, Snedeker in +3). And when the pressure was greatest, as on hole # 12, with another bogey, or about 16 with a double bogey (and shot in the water), Immelman managed to recover the helm (birdie at 13, by at 17 and 18). And finally calmly that the South African ended his journey.
Woods too short
A serenity drawn from "failure" of Tiger Woods. If the man with 13 Grand Slams had the inlet pressure to his rival, including a birdie on the par 3, 6, it could not however make sufficient returns, the fault to a faulty putting. A conceded bogey on 10 and then another on 14 anéantissaient the chances of ultimate victory of the Tigris. "I did not putt succeeded this week. I was not well enough to hit the ball expect to prevail, "conceded, clearly, the world number 1, which therefore rate from the first Major of the year 2008 its objective, namely to win the 4 major tournaments of the season. Immelman, it is far from all that. Never in the first 40 of a tournament starts in 2008, unable to pass the cut on two of the last four tournaments in which it was recorded, the bearer of the famous green jacket offered is the greatest success of his life. "It was so difficult… I can not believe I arrived," said Green, moved, the winner of the 72nd Masters history.
