PGA - Boots the U.S. Open in San Francisco
The second 'major' golf season, the U.S. Open begins Thursday in San Francisco with traces of 'Giant' and oxygen breathing much Anglo-Saxon: British and Americans are divided now the Top-10 'in the world ranking.
The Open who have made this year, Americans are expected spectacular, and this has contributed significantly exnúmero recovery one of the world, Tiger Woods, and that the last two were won by European golfers, the Northern Ireland Graeme McDowell (2010) and Rory McIlroy (2011).
The main issue is that the American public has understood by now that Tiger, 36, has overcome personal problems and gradually was able to restore the game to win tournaments (is two in 2012).
But at the same time, the ground lost the Californian, after almost two years of vicissitudes, has been occupied by other players with emerging talent, titles and stomp.
Thus, the USGA, the agency that oversees the organization of the Open 112, has ruled that the stars are fighting each other for the first two rounds. The best candidates for the title for most their knees elbows on the table to win half of the pulse.
Two games for Thursday and Friday summary way the shots of the rivalry and entertainment. The field, the Olympic Club, and huge difficulties (the hole 16 has nearly six Bernabeu stadium -607 meters-), also contribute to it.
Tiger will play before the court with Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson, the latter the winner of the 2012 Masters. The three have 19 Grand Slam titles and 8 Green Jackets. The case for television audiences seem obvious to skyrocket.
The USGA, in another twist with a view to the viewer in the UK, placed in another game to the English Luke Donald and Lee Westwood, first and third players in the world, and the said McIlroy, second golfer in the world and defending champion.
Among so many stars shine also the illusion of five Spanish and Latin American. Miguel Angel Jimenez, Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, Alvaro Quiros, Rafael Cabrera-Bello and Sergio Garcia found a place in the second super-Large of the year, in which even the American Casey Martin, who will have to play in 'buggy' by a problem that affects circulation to the legs, he found his place from the previous ones.
Argentina's Angel Cabrera returns to play the U.S. Open five years after his triumph at Oakmont, and while not at his best, always a rival to the great care.
Sergio Garcia, 32, the best of the Spanish in the world ranking (number 22), play their 'major' number 51, and the twelfth consecutive U.S. Open with a balance is interesting: eight 'top-25'.
The Castellón never played the Curse of the Olympic Club Lake, home for the fifth time in its history the U.S. Open (1955, 66, 87, 98 and 2012), although it has good hunch: "For the first time you play, although I had heard much about this field and the truth is that I like. "
Maybe Garcia and his good intentions Anglophone change the trend of this tournament, which is another reason to follow it very closely.
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