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Tiger Woods: Hole-by-hole in first round of Masters
An hole by-hole gander at how Tiger Woods played the first round of the Masters on Thursday:
No. 1, 445 yards, standard 4: Driver down right half of fairway. Way to deal with front of green, moving simply back onto the fairway. Chip to 10 feet. One putt. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for eighth.
No. 2, 575 yards, standard 5: Drive down right half of fairway. Fairway metal shy of green. Wedge from 50 yards. Two putts from 16 feet. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for fifth.
No. 3, 350 yards, standard 4: Iron off the tee to left-focus of fairway. Wedge barely shy of green. Utilized putter from just past periphery, left shy of opening. One putt. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for sixth.
No. 4, 240 yards, standard 3: Tee shot to front of green. Two putts from 40 feet. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for eighth.
No. 5, 495 yards, standard 4: Driver to fairway. Way to deal with 15 feet. Birdie putt lipped out. Tap-in. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for seventh.
No. 6, 180 yards, standard 3: Tee shot to 2 feet. Tap-in. Birdie. Score: – 1. Status: tied for second.
No. 7, 450 yards, standard 4: Fairway metal to pine straw past the right half of fairway. Finish off shy of green. Chip to about a foot. Tap-in. Standard. Score: – 1. Status: tied for third.
No. 8, 570 yards, standard 5: Driver to center of fairway. Second shot shy of green. Pitch to shy of green. Chip to 8 feet. Two-putt. Intruder. Score: Even. Status: tied for tenth.
Tiger Woods hits his tee shot on the eighth opening during the first round at the Masters golf…
No. 9, 460 yards, standard 4: Drive left into trees. Way to deal with front of green, moved back to fairway. Third shot above opening to 8 feet. One putt. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for fourteenth.
No. 10, 495 yards, standard 4: Fairway metal to left-focal point of fairway. Way to deal with front of green, moved back to fairway. Uphill pitch to 5 feet. One putt. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for seventeenth.
No. 11, 520 yards, standard 4: Driver to center of fairway. Move toward shy of green. Chip to 4 feet. One putt. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for 22nd.
No. 12, 155 yards, standard 3: Tee shot to left half of green. Two putts from 30 feet. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for 24th.
No. 13, 510 yards, standard 5: Drive to focus of fairway. Way to deal with 25 feet, underneath and left of opening. Two putts. Birdie. Score: – 1. Status: tied for tenth.
No. 14, 440 yards, standard 4: Drive left into trees. Approach off pine straw moves simply off back of green. Putter from simply past periphery to 5 feet. Two putts. Intruder. Score: Even. Status: tied for 25th.
No. 15, 550 yards, standard 5: Drive left into second cut. Second destroyed left side. Third shot to 30 feet. Two putts. Standard. Score: Even. Status: tied for twentieth.
No. 16, 170 yards, standard 3: Tee shot to 30 feet. One putt. Birdie. Score: – 1. Status: tied for ninth.
No. 17, 440 yards, standard 4: Driver to second cut on right side. Way to deal with 20 feet. Two putts. Standard. Score: – 1. Status: tied for ninth.
No. 18, 465 yards, standard 4: Driver left into trees. Second shot layup to 75 yards. Chip to 6 feet. One putt. Standard. Score: – 1. Status: tied for eighth (by then, with the round not yet complete).
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Ex-Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan has admitted that personal attacks from people sometimes get to him.The veteran striker said although criticisms are part of the game, he’s human and doesn’t deserve to be subjected to insults.
Gyan has come under the spotlight several times despite being Ghana’s most-capped player and all-time top scorer with 51 goals.
The 36-year-old came under severe criticism when he missed a penalty against Uruguay in the quarter-finals of the 2010 World Cup.That penalty miss eventually prevented the Black Stars from becoming the first African team to reach the last four of the World Cup.
“I’m human. Sometimes, it would get to you. Sometimes too, you’d be strong. In this world, nobody has to like you. That is why we keep on pushing,” Gyan told Joy FM.You can criticise me. Why not? This is the job I chose to do, and I’m for the people. When you criticise me with facts, then we go. Sometimes, people attack you personally. It’s like a personal thing. That is where I don’t get it.”“At the end of the day, football, we’re for the people. Asamoah Gyan scores today; he’s the best player in the world. He misses tomorrow; he’s the worst player. It all comes with the territory.”
The former Sunderland forward also reiterated his desire to play for Asante Kotoko before he calls time on his football career.
In the 2020/21 season, Gyan return to the Ghana Premier League, but joined Legon Cities, where he played just six matches after being blighted by niggling injuries.Despite being inactive since parting ways with the Royals, the former Sunderland forward said he has plans of lining up for Kotoko.
“I would like to play for Asante Kotoko if I have to return [to playing football again]. I am a huge fan of the club,” he added.
Meanwhile, Gyan is currently on a media tour as he prepares to officially launch his memoir on April 30.
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A young gathering at Asamang-Tamfoe, close to Anyinam in the Atiwa East District, has engaged President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to present a local area mining program nearby.
That, as indicated by them, would empower the adolescent nearby to land positions and halt from freak rehearses.
Last year, one more gathering in the town kicked against any type of mining locally and its environmental factors.
Tending to a question and answer session at Asamang-Tamfoe in the Eastern Region last Tuesday, the Organizer of the gathering, Mr Kwadwo Nti, said there ought to be a mining board to appropriately plan and carry out a ground breaking strategy for the program.
Notices engravings
At the occasion, a significant number of the adolescent conveyed bulletins with engravings: “Asamang-Tamfoe individuals are prepared for local area mining,’ ‘The young need occupations,’ ‘Mr Kwabena Adade let Asamang-Tamfoe individuals be,’ ‘Mr Abu Jinapor we are prepared to do local area mining,’ ‘Our gold, our expectation,’ ‘Comm
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(KTLA) – A greatness 6.2 seismic tremor was recorded off the shoreline of Northern California Monday evening, the U.S. Geographical Survey announced.
The quake, which hit around 12:10 p.m., was focused in the Pacific Ocean, around 24 miles west of Petrolia and 44 miles southwest of Eureka, as indicated by USGS.
There were no quick reports of any wounds or harm.
Shaking was felt all through the northern piece of the state and as far south as the Bay Area, USGS’s site showed.
“Moderate to solid shaking was recorded by the seismic organization along the coast. The seismic tremor was felt in San Francisco by this CGS geologist!” the California Geological Survey tweeted.
San Francisco is around 250 miles from Petrolia.
The shake’s area was off Cape Mendocino in the Mendocino Fracture Zone, which denotes the southern limit between the Juan de Fuca and Pacific plates, as indicated by seismologist Lucy Jones.
A torrent cautioning was not given.
As Jones clarified: “It is a change issue, which means the movement is sideways. No upward movement so little water is dislodged and along these lines no wave cautioning.”
The shake’s primer greatness was estimated at 5.8 before it was redesigned by the Geological Survey a brief time frame later.
Looks like we have had an interesting quake on the Mendocino fracture zone, current moment mag is 6.2. Location is just offshore from Cape Mendocino. Shaking might have been as strong as Intensity VII at the coast. https://t.co/twE4tL8Sbd
— Dr. Lucy Jones (@DrLucyJones) December 20, 2021
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