Brandt Snedeker may have lost his smile ever so briefly after finishing third in his first Masters as a professional, but he still has a great career ahead of him, writes Joe Biddle.
Snedeker left it all on the course, as he says in his Masters diary:
All in all, it was a great week. I am disappointed in the way I played the last round, but it's a learning experience. I know I'm not Tiger Woods. I'm not going to win the Masters my first time. But there is nothing I would change. I wouldn't change one shot, wouldn't change one putt. I think I left everything out on the golf course.
I was so impressed with the crowds. They were fantastic. They really were behind me when things were going bad out there, and it meant a lot to me. They were great. After I got back with my family, we all had a big hug. It was important that they told me they loved me, and that means a lot to me.
Snedeker left it all on the course, as he says in his Masters diary:
All in all, it was a great week. I am disappointed in the way I played the last round, but it's a learning experience. I know I'm not Tiger Woods. I'm not going to win the Masters my first time. But there is nothing I would change. I wouldn't change one shot, wouldn't change one putt. I think I left everything out on the golf course.
I was so impressed with the crowds. They were fantastic. They really were behind me when things were going bad out there, and it meant a lot to me. They were great. After I got back with my family, we all had a big hug. It was important that they told me they loved me, and that means a lot to me.
I am going to Hilton Head (S.C.) tomorrow and play in the Heritage. Maybe I can find out over there what went wrong Sunday.
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