AUGUSTA, Ga. – Tyrrell Hatton wasn’t trying to fool anybody. When asked if he felt like he kept his emotions in check Sunday around Augusta National Golf Club, the emotive Englishman was brutally honest.
“No,” he said.
Hatton had just signed for an 8-over 80. His score the previous day was only a stroke better. And at 17 over, he was likely finishing 52nd, also known as DFL among players who made the cut at this 86th Masters.
“When you are clearly bottom of the field during the weekend, even if I feel like I've hit good shots out there, I've not been rewarded for them, so it's a case of just lose a bit of interest,” Hatton said.