Spanish maestro, Adrian Otaegui graduated through to the final of the Boys Championship at Kilmarnock Barassie. A devastating show of pinpoint driving – never missed a fairway, solid iron play – superb distance control, steady putting – single putting on numerous occasions.
The afternoon match against his German opponent lacked the cut and thrust of the morning match, but nevertheless was not short of excitement and drama. Reaching the turn in 35 strokes, the game was all-square, but birdies at 11 and 13 set the grounds for a victory. When Leitmannstetter’s drive found the burn on the 15th, it was all over but the shouting. A steady par saw Adrian take the match 4 & 3, and place in the final, coincidentally against another German, Max Rottluff.
Let’s wish him well tomorrow.
The afternoon match against his German opponent lacked the cut and thrust of the morning match, but nevertheless was not short of excitement and drama. Reaching the turn in 35 strokes, the game was all-square, but birdies at 11 and 13 set the grounds for a victory. When Leitmannstetter’s drive found the burn on the 15th, it was all over but the shouting. A steady par saw Adrian take the match 4 & 3, and place in the final, coincidentally against another German, Max Rottluff.
Let’s wish him well tomorrow.
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