‘Sinna-Hovland’ never found one that feels so good: – a little lost for words

– Now you simply have to calm down, Victor. A little angry guy with Ekberg is here now. Rarely do we see him so angry.

Discovery commentator Kenneth Friedheim said that shortly after Hofland had the club frustrated when Saturday’s third bogey was a reality – on the seventh hole.

Watch the outbreak at the top of the case.

– Simply not today

The Hovland outbreak was in many ways a symptom of Saturday’s round of the Norwegian.

Despite the fact that there were a total of four great birdies for our man, Hovland ended up on even par after 18 holes played on Saturday.

This means that the Ekeberg boy is at -8 before the end of Sunday.

Today is simply not Victor’s day. You will not. Actually I’m a bit out of words, Friedheim admitted during the 15th hole – which ended in par -.

Dropped over twenty places

On the other hand, the Pac-Nine can be seen as a slight improvement for Hovland, who never got into the lead.

Chess on both the second and fourth holes, as well as on the seventh, was grueling throughout most of Saturday. There was also a bogey on the 11th hole, but that was the only square on the scorecard for the final nine holes.

Not everyone has yet finished playing the course in Connecticut, but American duo Keegan Bradley and Chase Revie are sitting at the top of the list heading into the crucial final day. The former stands with an impressive -21.

Hovland dropped 24 places and dropped to T34 (subject to changes).