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He was well-placed to be the one to declare it, however, as he had just seen how McIlroy had surrendered a sizeable lead then recovered it, then threatened to blow it all over again before nervelessly getting up and down at the 18th hole from a greenside bunker to scoop the £300,000 first prize.— Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed
The aptly named Chris Long - averaging less than seven points a game for the season - nervelessly buried his third and fourth treys of the period to help pull the Phoenix into a 40-all halftime tie.
Yang managed a par-5 on the 604-yard finishing hole - two-putting nervelessly from 50 feet with a tap-in for the win - for a two-under-par 68 and a nine-under-par 271 total and the one-shot win ahead of John Rollins.
Actually no we didn't, the skipper has taken over the mantle of nervelessly converting big penalties.— Soccer Blogs - latest posts
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