Justin Thomas fought for harsh conditions at the Truista Championship and Amanda Balionis was too interested in remembering -the comments he made a day earlier at the PGA Tour Signature event
Amanda Balionis told Justin Thomas: “Take care of what you want” after Philadelphia Cricket Club showed why PGA Tour players can punish. And time is something The CBS presenter is familiar with herself after the last struggles.
After two reasonably high rounds on Thursday and Friday, much of the field struggled to combine these efforts on Saturday. The winds went to the 20 mph mark during the third round, causing havoc with the players’ approach and green work.
It is a third day of different conditions at the PGA Tour signature event after the heat weather Thursday and rain on Friday. Thomas had commented on the difficulty of the route only one day before and despite going well with a four -year round, Balionis – Who is used to laughing at his interviews – I wanted to remember – it.
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Balionis: “Justin I think it could be, take care of what you want, you said yesterday, unfortunately, because the course was so humid that he did not show his teeth … He certainly got up his teeth today, right?”
Thomas Chuckling, “He did it. It has been a couple of wild days and how he played this course. It’s fun. It is a place where you feel that you have so many wedges or short opportunities and take a second, do not run the right feature at the right time, you can have a heart.”
Balionis then asked him about the large number of lost short fucks and his lips in the field, which Jim Nantz also collected in the comments cabin. “Short Masses, I would probably say the wind,” Thomas said in response. “It was extremely windy on the outside and dirty. It is as underestimated as it is an impactful wind is our inn. Especially in the greens like this that are so serious.”
Thomas will be in the penultimate group on Sunday, as it aims at a second successive victory after its triumph in RBC’s heritage. And the American believes that a strong mentality has returned to the best after Winless 2023 and 2024.
“I would say it is probably faith and belief in my game and where everything is,” said Thomas. “I think it is not only a coincident
“At the end of the day, it requires a bit of both in my opinion. It’s more than trying to make my game a place near the place where I now think I just need to play golf. Don’t do anything special, do not force the problem and just try to let things happen more often.”