Caledon, Ontario – Christobal del Solar came out of Corn Pheri Tour with the nickname “Sri 57”. He flirted at the RBC Canadian Open with 59 late night on Thursday afternoon.
PAR-70 layout with two holes at ten, Dell Solar gave par-4 in 17th place and 9-Ein-61 for Par-5 18th and Denmark’s first round with Thorborne Oleson of Denmark.
“I was just trying to hit good shots.” Dale Solar said. “I was just trying to live and have fun. That’s what I was trying to do.”
Dell Solar, 31 -year -old PGA Tour crooks from Chile, and Olsen, after rain on Wednesday night, took advantage of soft greens on the North course at TPC Toronto in OSS Valley which continued in the morning.
Dale Solar earned a Mrinon “Mr. 57” Monicer in February 2024, when he shot 13-under 57 in the first round of the Estara Golf Championship in Colombia for the lowest score at the PGA Tour-approved event.
On Thursday, Dale Solar had seven-hole in the eight-hal stretch in the middle of the round near Dell Solar. The player from the former Florida state made 6 1/2–foot Birdi put on par-3 14, and Par-4 ran into 15 1/2-foot on par-4 16th to be less than 10.
On the 17th, he hit a perfect Greenside bunker, exploded in 10 feet past and recalled equal puts on the right. 59 requires an eagle at 18, he moved to the left, then hit his second hit at a distance of about 80 yards from green.
“I just want to go and execute each shot,” said Dell Solar. “I think everyone sometimes moves themselves forward and thinks about the result.
Olesen had eight Birds and a bogie on the 18th -day hole of the 18th – and the National Championship for the first time.
“Obviously, I played brilliantly, but I was extraordinary today,” said Olesan. “I don’t think I’m really missing any put. I certainly pierced some long people. Everything was good to go inside.”
Olesen qualified for the US Open next week in Okmont on Monday, hole the 15 -foot beardi put on the final hole in Lambton in Toronto.
“I took a lot from that last put,” said Olesan.
In early noon, the top eight spots and 15 out of the first 18, Masters champion Rori McLoy with a bogey with the last two holes in the morning in the morning.
In 2019, the winner of the tournament in Hamilton and the tournament winner at St. George in 2022, McClero said, “A couple of the greens missed and did not get up and down, especially those last couple’s holes”.
Dale Solar and Olesen made a stroke from a record of 60 -set tournament by Carl Patenson in the third round at St. George, and matching the fourth round in 2022 by Justin Rose in the fourth round, also in St. George.
Cameron Champion shot a 62, Jake Kannap 63, and Rasamsam Hodgard, Shane Lori, Train Mulinax and Ricky Castillo 64.
Canadian Taylor Pendrith was with defending champion Robert McIntire in 65. Alex Smalli, Paul Peterson, Danny Wilt, Rafael Campos, Kevin U, Alejandro Toasty and Paul Waring. McIntire won in Hamilton last year.
2023 winner Canadian Nick Taylor opened with 66 in Okdel.
