Amid consecutive withdrawals, Harry Hall guts out Top-10 finish at Travelers Championship despite detoriating physical conditions

The travelers championship witnessed withdrawals from a number of golf players for health reasons, but Harry Hall refused to be one of them. Although Saturday morning he spent an ambulance, he continued to pay to finish T9 in the tournament.

Jordan Sbeith withdrew from the opening round on Thursday (June 19) after a neck injury. Viktor Hovland also suffered a neck injury and withdrew from the final round. Matti Schmid and Eric Cole also bowed from the championship due to illness. Hall also felt the disease terribly throughout Friday night and did not feel better even after waking up.

Before the third round, two IVS received an ambulance and immediately headed to the course. It was it until he crossed the warm -up.

Although “welding to breathe all day at the golf stadium because it was very hot”, the 27 -year -old published unbelievable 69 on the day of the transition. After his third tour, he went to IV in drip.

Harry Hall continued to move forward despite the deterioration of material conditions and another great performance in the final round on Sunday (June 22). T9 finished with a total of 9 Don. This was his fourth best 10 times for the season.

When asked about what he inspired to continue his illness, the British golf player said he wanted to secure the points and the funds given by the tournament. The Traverels Championship was the final signature event, and these high events offer increasing points and award rights.

“I think, as you know, it has happened if I can survive only 18 hole and not to give up any land or have an opportunity to get a decent championship, it is clear that the points and money.”

“If anyone else, I think anyone else will come to work as sick if he can get a quarter of a million as I think I was not in. So, yes, I definitely show.”

Harry Hall tied with Lucas Glove and Justin Thomas in ninth place. All three won $ 540,000 and 151.667 FedEX points.

“I think it’s huge” – Harry Hall has the opportunity to play in the FedEx Cup qualifiers

Harry Hall’s great performance in the Traverels Championship last week helped to push him in the Fedex Cup ranking. Last week, he started in 56 and is currently 47 on the leaders painting.

This will definitely help the qualifiers at the end of the season. When asked about how he entered the fifty places for him, he answered (through sport as quickly as possible):

“I think it is huge. The tour is very competitive and has an advantage by being in all high events where the points also rise, only to get this opportunity to determine and determine a timetable at the beginning of the year, and to have a chance to play for the largest possible number of points, and I think it is huge.”

The hall is currently 74 in Owgr.