On April 11, Beijing time, the first Grand Slam of 2022, the Masters, ended the final competition. The Tigers, who finished earlier, shot 78 (+6) in a single round to finish in 47th place alone with a +13. "World No. 1" Scottie Schaeffler won the first Grand Slam title of his career with a three-stroke advantage, earning $2.7 million and 600 FedEx Cup points, cementing the world's No. 1 ranking and qualifying for the Masters for life. Wheat scored the lowest score of the round, finishing second with a -7.
(Schaeffler wins the green jacket as "world number one")
Tiger finishes
Tiger, who started earlier in the final round, missed the eagle push on Par 2 and then caught the only birdie in the round.
(Familiar "final round red")
Poor putter condition led him to swallow three bogeys in a row on the 4th-6th hole. After a stroke +2 transition, swallow two more bogeys and a double bogey. In the end, he shot the same 78 (+6) as in the previous round, with a total score of +13, ranking 47th individually.
Although the last two rounds failed to hand over the red letters, the game is still significant for the Tigers returning from injury.
He also gave a positive assessment of his performance, "Considering the situation more than a year ago, words can no longer really describe my feelings." Finally able to come here and play four rounds. I guess that's a positive sign! ”
("The Return of the Tiger King")
In addition, Tiger revealed to everyone after the game that he planned to participate in the British Open in July, "(St Andrews Stadium) That's my favorite golf course... I will be there. But between now and July, I can't say enough. ”
No matter when the next time he appears on the field, Tiger Brother has already interpreted the spirit of competitive sports - tenacious struggle, never give up!
Lead the table
Scotty Schaeffler, who reached the final round with a three-stroke advantage, still maintained a steady play.
(Schaeffler wins fourth crown of the season)
After a succession of pauls, he caught the bird on hole 3, while Cameron Smith, who was in the same group as him, swallowed a bogey. Although Smith once narrowed the gap between the two to one stroke, the hole seemed to be a turning point in the round between the two.
After a 2-stroke transfer, Schaeffler swallowed a bogey on the 10th hole, but then he caught consecutive birds on the 14th and 15th holes to stabilize the position.
(Schaeffler lifts the championship trophy in a green jacket)
He shot 71 (-1) in a single round, winning his first Grand Slam title in a single round, winning his first Grand Slam title with a total of -10, earning $2.7 million and 600 FedEx Cup points and qualifying for the Masters for life.
It was Schaeffler's fourth victory in game 8 this year, and he became the fifth player to win the Masters as "world number one."
Smith hit a 3-bird-2 bogey-double bogey in the back nine to finish in third place with a total of -3 shots.
(Wheat Final Round Scorecard)
Wheat, which ranked second alone, performed quite well in this round. 6 birds and 1 eagle were played, and no bogey was swallowed.
He shot 64 (-8) in a single round, the lowest score of the round. Such a performance also gave Wheat confidence, and he said after the game that he was looking forward to returning here next year!
(Excited wheat after cutting birds in hole 18)
It is worth mentioning that both Wheat and Morikawa in the same group cut into the birds in the bunkers outside the green of Cave 18. Morikawa finished fifth alone with a -4 stroke.
JT finished eighth with Ren Chengzai with a -1 stroke, and DJ's overall score was +1, at T12. Hideki Matsuyama hit a par in a single round and finished T14 with a +2.
Ram handed over his only "6" result in the final round for the week. He finished with 5 birds and 2 bogeys in a single round, 69 (-3) and ended up in T27 with +4 with Victor Hoofland and Himos Pavor.
Cantley, who shot +7 on the day of movement, finished with 3 birds and 2 bogeys and 71 (-1) this round, with a total of +7, and ranked in the T39 alongside Baba Watson, Tom Hogg and Kim Shi-won.