- **Q: How short was the putt Tony Finau missed?
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Sports / Golf
A moment of disbelief unfolded at the Texas Children's Houston Open when professional golfer Tony Finau missed an incredibly short putt, turning a potential bogey into a double bogey in a costly error during the second round.
During Saturday's second round at the Memorial Park Golf Course, Tony Finau faced a challenging par-3 15th. After his tee shot found the green, he narrowly missed a 38-foot birdie attempt, leaving himself a seemingly simple three-footer for par. However, the putt lipped out. Visibly frustrated, Finau stepped up to tap in the remaining two-inch putt but stubbed his putter, leaving the ball short of the hole. This turned a bogey into a surprising double bogey.
Ironically, earlier in the week, Finau had praised the Memorial Park course as excellent preparation for the upcoming Masters Tournament, noting its challenging layout. The six-time PGA Tour winner eventually finished the tournament tied for 32nd (T32). This uncharacteristic mistake serves as a dramatic example of the pressures and fine margins involved in professional golf.
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