Royal Porthush’s 3 16 hole was one of the most difficult holes in the entire course. At 236 yards and uphill, its sheer length causes problems (not even considering the wind).
It was the third highest hole of the week in the 2019 Royal Championship Open Championship. This year, 2025 Open Championship? We’re going to find out.
Golf Channel’s Johnson Wagner revealed the hole in Wednesday’s “Live” section and explained the critical rescue zone on the left of the green and dangerous lapses to the right.
Wagner explains that Shorts Short may be looping correctly, which is not usually bad. But the right is too far away, the fescue is getting thicker and steeper hills, making the green hard slope. At that time, Johnson threw a ball from the hill and stood up and prepared to demonstrate it.
But if you’ve looked at any of Wagner’s segments before, you know the next section is unpredictable.
He said, “You can’t see anything.” “It’s steep. Two guys playing [here that I watched]they cannot get a depth view, choose a good target, and both are located 10 to 15 steps in the hole position. Such a serious uphill. All you have to do here is put it on the green. ”
Johnson turned and made a clean connection.
“Oh, God,” he said. “I think I hit it in the stands.”
He did it. There are about half the audience in the stands and you will hear some yelling and see some scrambling. It is not clear whether the ball hits anyone or is just approaching. Johnson apologized quickly.
On the “Live from” Set, Rich Lerner, Brandel Chamblee and Paul McGinley couldn’t help laughing.
“That thing came out like a driver,” McKinley said. “Like a bullet.”
After the segmentation, Johnson rose to make sure everyone was fine.
“Well, of all the shots I’ve played in my time, I think it’s the most embarrassing,” he said. “I finally had a bunch of people and I physically scolded it to get into the stands.”
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