Opening: first impressions

Royal St. George's basking under a summer sun Monday, with temperatures in the low 30s. He was also very quiet, a great day for playing golf, and many of the players in the field here has benefited from that with a ride around the track.

When I first came here in 2003, I thought the place was one of the most difficult courses links look and I do not feel any different this time. That was more enabled mechanisms and knocks in the stimulates from any course in Rota and you can actually see some bounces here is far from equal.

While walking around yesterday, I saw a tee Susanj Hoffman hit discard the middle of the seventh fairway just to watch it land on Main St., close to the left, and then skirt around the top of a fairway bunker before arriving at some deep tall. the ball probably ended up 30 yards left of where it landed. This is a links golf. This is the Royal St George 's. Last winner here, Ben Curtis, was in the press room on Monday, talking about the victory, which was unexpected, even by himself.

 "But in terms of expectations, actually had the only goal was to play four days and see what it was like to play--I first was large, just to see what it was like and just want to enjoy it. I never thought that come here--I said, this is the last time you could play in this. I didn't know it was a 30 more to come. "One of the major differences between opening of this year and 2003 for Curtis is where he lives. He described the stay last time as a tiny flat, but this time. "We visited the bathroom Mansion.

"Curtis is a guy can like quickly. It is fairly quiet and composed, almost shy, but has always had lots of play. As soon as they are inconsistent in recent years and acknowledged this right now, not playing well. Of course, more attention this week is about Rory McIlroy, the winner of the opening up of the UNITED STATES and Northern Ireland's favourite son, at the moment. A headline in the local Paper said sales of tickets and accommodation requests are sky-high due to his presence. In the guardian today, Lawrence Donegen talks to his agent, Chubby Chandler, who says he can't McIlroy could become Britain's most successful athlete. And the path to riches shoes may be somewhat different than expected.

"One of my ambitions is to put a Chinese Rory logo Hat because golf is incredibly large in China is just beginning to be an Olympic sport." Said, however, that the management of all queries will be a tall task, but necessary. "22, the quest, and we have to make sure that this is not a case of car from the moment they are 25.

"You can read the entire article here. Rory will be in the press room now so we will finally have the opportunity to talk with the man himself.
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