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I don't disagree with any of that. Yes if Henna & Evaliina make more 20-25' putts yes, there'd be more of a race. What I am saying is that a) the expectation is what's unrealistic and b) Kristin had some putting struggles in Round 3 also.
Yes, to win Worlds you NEED to play over your rating -- see Barsby, P.Shue (Bjerkaas), Doss the first time, etc. And yes, they are two of the five highest rated players in the world. But Henna is a 22-yr-old and Evaliina turning 23 today who just don't have the experience in these big moments with the press conferences, the crowd, the cameras, etc., like 30-yr-old Kristin has recently. Evaliina won the Memorial in 2019 when she was 19 and outside that the only time they faced what they are facing this week was at the European Open, which isn't even held every year. To expect them to be devoid of enough nerves and to shake off the "bigness" of the situation is a bit much to expect from such youngsters. This event, though, should help them understand.
And also Kristin had putting struggles on Thursday, but found a way to still shoot -4, 970-rated to keep herself in the hunt. She then was found out on the course working late that evening until it was time for dinner with the McBeths.
All I'm saying is that the criticism of their putting is, while accurate, a bit too harsh for the situation when combined with everything else they are doing.
I kind of thought Kristin would play safe today. . .but she have seven stragiht birdys on the F9!!
She hung in for eight holes with Tartar setting a blistering pace, then the wheels came off.and its over, , two missed 10ft putts from Henna. . its hard to understand those misses
Dang dude? What did she do to you? Leave ya hanging or something?
Henna's finesse annie/turnover lines with that yellowish-green disc are sweet.
One thing no one can really refute:
Kristin's clearly been the best FPO player this year, with several wins on two continents, and podiums finishes when she doesn't win.
No one can say they're surprised she did this.
She's earned every bit of it.
One thing no one can really refute:
Kristin's clearly been the best FPO player this year, with several wins on two continents, and podiums finishes when she doesn't win.
No one can say they're surprised she did this.
She's earned every bit of it.
Not much question about where KT won this event.