Last man in the Masters, Conners relishes 'rollercoaster' ride
AUGUSTA, Ga. Corey Conners is still trying to process his life-changing moment, how he went from Monday qualifier to the Masters.The Canadian was the last player in the Masters after his improbable win Sunday at the Valero Texas Open, where he survived a 6-for-1 playoff just to get into the field and then made 10 birdies in the final round. Its been a whirlwind three days since, as he prepared to make his second start in the years first major (he also competed in 2014, as the reigning U.S. Amateur runner-up).Fortunately for Conners, his team has lessened his load. Valero provided a jet from San Antonio to Augusta on Sunday night. His manager secured him a house for the week. One of his clothing sponsors shipped him some new clothes. And he went shopping for a few T-shirts and pants Monday night, so he had something to wear out to dinner.
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Definitely a rollercoaster, he said. Its been wild. Ive tried to soak it in and realize that Im in Augusta right now. That Im going to be teeing it up in the Masters. During the final round of the Valero, his wife, Malory, became a social-media sensation with some of her stunned reactions to Conners play. He said shes been enjoying the spike in social-media followers and even a couple of fan interactions.We had a bunch of different people come up to our table to say congrats, Conners said. I was playing out there earlier and so many of the patrons were cheering for me. Thats something I havent really experienced in the past, but it felt pretty awesome. Its sort of sinking in, what a big deal winning a PGA Tour event is.
Canadian Corey Conners and his wife Malory enjoy rollercoaster ride to the Masters at Augusta National. Conners came through a play-off to qualify for the Valero Texas Open
Corey Conners and wife Malory enjoy roller-coaster ride to
A little over a week ago, Conners snatched the last spot in the Valero Texas Open by the skin of his teeth. Then he won the tournament with 10 birdies in the final round, claiming the last opening at the Masters. So here he is at Augusta National. Ready to compete for a green jacket. "A special week, a crazy week," Conners said.
Last man in the Masters, Conners relishes 'rollercoaster' ride Source: The Golf Channel AUGUSTA, Ga. - Corey Conners is still trying to process his life-changing moment, how he went from Monday qualifier to the Masters.
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Corey Conners is still trying to process his life-changing moment, how he went from Monday qualifier to the Masters. Last Man in the 2019 Masters, Corey Conners Relishes 'Rollercoaster' Ride
Last man in the Masters, Conners relishes 'rollercoaster' ride
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