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Golfer's Long Day Ends in U.S. Open Qualifier Heartbreak
13 Jun
Summary
- Adam Svensson competed in an eight-man playoff for a U.S. Open qualifier spot.
- The B.C.-bred pro played 36 regulation holes plus three playoff holes.
- Max McGreevy secured the final U.S. Open qualifying spot over Svensson.
PGA Tour professional Adam Svensson experienced a disheartening end to his U.S. Open qualifying bid. The event took place at Toronto's Lambton Golf and Country Club, where Svensson vied for one of three available spots. He engaged in an intense eight-man playoff after completing 36 regulation holes.
Despite the considerable effort, including three extra playoff holes, Svensson narrowly missed securing a spot. Max McGreevy's successful putt clinched the final available berth, concluding what is known as 'golf's longest day' for Svensson with disappointment.
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