Five days after coming close to the feat at the Scottish Open, Thomas Detry did not pass the cut at the British Open, fourth Major of the year.
Lhe influx left last weekend at the Scottish Open will undoubtedly have been too much to recover. Five days after having come close to the feat in this round of the European Tour where the Brussels resident dominated the debates for nearly 3 days before conceding the victory in the 1st round of the playoff, Thomas Detry did not cross the cut in the British Open, fourth and last round of the Grand Slam this year.
Already delayed Thursday, at the end of the first round (+2), Detry had nevertheless negotiated the first nine holes of the course of the Royal St George, Friday, since he had even come out with a birdie, and therefore a blow under the par at this point in the day. Alas, the “back nine” was less favorable to him, since he successively conceded a bogey, a double and two double bogeys to complete this second day on a card of 74 (for a par 70) and therefore complete his course. prematurely to +6.
Now it’s time for a little rest, then the preparation for the Olympic tournament where Thomas Detry will defend the colors of Belgium in the company of Thomas Pieters, 4th 5 years ago in Rio.
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