Late Surge For Tom Lewis

British Masters witnessed some interesting moments when Tom Lewis walked away from the 6^th hole.

His idea was to let Matteo Manassero & Eddie Pepperell finish their putts. As we can see, Tom Lewis, the 25-year old golfer, was visibly upset. He aimed the ball at some bushes. Then he headed to the 7^th tee. After reaching there, the young golfer was seen contemplating.

Tom Lewis is from the Welwyn Garden City. At this point, he had just turned in a bogey. He was meant to play three in the first round. We are referring to the round at The Grove. Also, he was 3 over par for that particular day.

It wasn’t difficult to notice the fact that the golfer had so much going in his mind. It seemed like he was looking for answers. At the exact moment, we felt like the moody sky reflected his state of mind.

Where was he at 12.25pm? At that point, he had teed off on hole 10. To give an overall picture of the afternoon, he was playing with 2-over for a long time.

How did his performance measure against Italian golfer Manassero & Englishman golfer Pepperell? He was driving away from the tee compared to these two. But his struggled rested with matching the putter.

We are onto the 12^th. He bogeyed there. He wavered from the banks of Devil’s Lake. And this was just before his recovery. Well, the recovery was a decent five.

He picked up a birdie on the 15^th. Before this could happen, he had bogeyed the 13^th. It was time for another fantastic shot. He broke his putt right before the hole. The shot was on the Par 16^th.

Coming to 18^th, it was time for him to pull one back nicely. After this, it was time for the final three holes.

The weather was on the verge of dramatic display. It started getting colder and darker. But Lewis was determined to hold onto his game despite the weather condition.

And he managed to turn it around in the final moments.