Hadwin rising

Billy Andrade is one of the great guys on the PGA Tour. He has played the circuit since 1988, and won the RBC Canadian open in 1998. Friday saw the future of Canadian Golf and seriously impressed. "If you don't have to become a great player will really upset," the ever-smiling Andrade said after completing up to 36 holes alongside Adam Hadwin, Abbotsford, BC, product posted a 68 and is just two shots off the lead. "He has got all the shots, he performs really well and is simply a wonderful player," Andrade continued, enthused about Hadwin, but less so on his own to finish 12. Second round of Hadwin was absolutely stellar and another indication that he is prepared to make progress towards an already burgeoning career. He would go the tee Saturday alongside David Hearn, the two Canadians in two. "It feels great, "said Hadwin after making a nice bogey save on the final hole. "I felt really good out there, we felt really calm, especially with the putter with the little game."The last 12 months have been spectacular for Hadwin. The previous year at St. George 's, was the low Canadian. It was coming from a party, it is not golf fans in this country knew who he was. But to declare his name near the top of the leaderboards. Of course, had a solid finish at the US open in June and has won twice on the Canadian Tour. And says he should be here, the last to shut down the 56-year drought, the Canadians winning the open. "I would like to say Yes without sounding arrogant, "he said smiling. "Scared of my game was good. I had a good final lap in Winnipeg on the Canadian Tour. I have a good one and I don't have a great caddie on the bag. Is this thing gives me a great sword. "This would be Brett Saunders, who has teamed up well and be kept in good intense on Hadwin. The story of Hadwin is remarkable that he still plays golf seriously until 14. It was a good athlete who played football and Baseball, but according to his father, Gerry, grew tired of politics and parents participate in sport. He said his father wanted to try to see how good he could arrive in golf. Recalled that "I hit some 5,000 balls in winter". "Then he went to play juvenile BC and hit 87-85 in the very first tournament."Now the younger has aspirations of Hadwin set on a bigger prize, in fact, the Canadian Golf, is the largest. It is a weekend and a remarkable leaderboard away from goal, but we must, like the attitude. ' I think myself and David [Hearn] do not seek to lower Canada, but tryinig to win the thing. And we have a job to do this weekend. So I prepare like we're going to win a Championship. "

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