Byeong-Hun An of Korea, KJ Choi, the team leader and Jeunghun Wang of Korea during a practice round at Olympic Golf Course on August 9, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Probably wishing they would have been able to come or made that decision to come.
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“They’re massive. I saw some pictures (before arriving in Rio) but I didn’t expect them to be that big”, Spain’s Sergio Garcia commented.
Fowler is prolific across his social media accounts, as was shown during the #SB2K16 week earlier this year, and he says he has already been in touch with some of the players back home.
“It’s been fun talking to the other athletes about what they do, what are the similarities between sports and a lot of things are on the mental side”.
“I was sticking to my routines and exercises that I know I can do and looks good!” Logically will I get another chance in 2020? “Capybara, it’s a decent-sized animal”.
“I want to hang out there, try to meet the other athletes and enjoy my time as an Olympian”. As herbivores, they are mainstays in Rio help keep the grass trimmed.
The US foursome, allowed to exceed the usual maximum of two per nation because all were ranked in the top 15 on selection day, are half of the top-20 golfers in Rio. “We’re going to have to play well”. “It’s a really cool feeling to see them, and them kind of reaching out”.
The promise of silver and bronze medals could impact shot selection late on Sunday more than it might at a regular event when near-miss winners matter less.
Swede Stenson will be one of the favorites for gold on golf’s return to the Olympic Games after a 112-year absence and while other top names have shunned the event, he is taking it seriously, regarding it as just below a major in importance.
“Michael Phelps, the greatest Olympian of all time, is a golf junkie”.
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United States golfers watched USA swimmer Phelps, the all-time Olympic medal king, on Tuesday and plan to catch Usain Bolt in the men’s 100m final just hours after their last round. I also heard – this could just be a rumor – that while they don’t bite, they will charge you and kind of tackle you.
