Brooks Koepka was left frustrated by the slow play of his partner JB Holmes as he failed to rustle up his customary last-round finish. The world No 1 had won four of the last nine majors coming into Portrush but a spluttering final-round 74 – including four bogeys in the first four holes – left him tied for fourth overall with Lee Westwood on six under.
If you look at the first tee, when announced jb,stood for 20 secs,staring into space!! I mean,wtf jb get up and hit the ball ye tool!!
I see all kinds of pros playing slow. What does he want? To play through? It’s unfair to single out J.B.
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