British Open: Three Leaders, Many Aspirants and the Threatening Shadow of Tiger Woods

Because of the way the court was presented


Carnoustie
on Saturday, he went on loan to the festival birdies that took place in the


British Open.
Thus, the candidates for "the man of the day" have multiplied. If the American Kevin Kisner is abstract, for the simple reason that he is the leader from day one, the progress of his compatriots has been highlighted


Jordan Spieth
and Xander Schauffele, the revelation (the three are leading with 9 under par), but the most-acclaimed player of the day was Tiger Woods.

In the morning, especially, the absence of strong wind (just a breeze was felt) and the somewhat damp terrain by a light night rain also favored the English.


Justin Rose
who after saving the cut with a birdie on 18, yesterday presented the best card, with 64 hits (-7). Only four English players won The Open after World War II and one of them, Nick Faldo, won the title three times.

Italian Francesco Molinari also climbed to the table, fifth with his rounds of 65 (-6), and Australian Alex Noren, who shares sixth place (he made 67 and is -5 in the championship).

Tiger Woods
had already been happy with his new putter and yesterday he left a little side irons to use the driver and be more aggressive, at the risk of losing a fairway. First in the statistics in strokes at the fairway in the week with the irons, now it was to attack. If Tiger attracts the majority of the audience


Golf
with its only presence, the crescendo rising on the board leads a crowd. The ground vibrates at Carnoustie and the roads are narrowing. His first and only bogey was given at 16.

The ovation that Woods received after capturing in the 18th was for his grand tour, but also for the door that he leaves open today. "At the beginning of the week, we walked trying not to slip, because of the wet grass, but now it was too fast and too dry," he revealed. "That's why the importance of saving the pair in the last three holes, I did not want to commit bogeys, and I need wind Sunday," he added, hoping continue to use his gift to adapt to the weather

which has a record of 66 (-5) with six birdies and is also sixth, with 5 under total in total, won none of his 14 Majors without having dominated since at least every Friday.

shot of the day: Zander Lombard, eagle in 18

For the sixth time in his short career, Jordan Spieth completed his sixth round without a bogeys in a major; he could become the winner of two consecutive British Open and would be the first to win four Majors before the age of 25, though he was becoming champion today.

After signing his card of 65 (-6), Spieth said: lucky of those who must always be had in a good afternoon, as in the 14 [un putt larguísimo le dejó la pelota dada]. 39, was not passed nor closed Thursday and Friday. "In the latter, a par 3, was two meters from the cup after a good shot off.The two finished in birdie.

He also refers to his patience : "I was not so angry when I hit the second shot on the 18th, despite having caught it, the ball was in the widest part and I closed at 65 [en par]. I realized that I was on a good day because I felt better on my shoulders than on my legs, I improved every day, tomorrow (today) there will be more of wind and it will be much more difficult. "In addition, he confessed that facing a strong Tiger Woods" is a dream I've had since my childhood. "

Schauffele, 24, was voted best rookie of 2016/2017 and now , in his second British Open, is named to give the shot after making 66 Friday and 67 yesterday.He has two titles at the PGA and 2 in The Players and 6th at the US Open, this year.