Ángel Ayora, a 22-year-old golfer from Málaga, is in the top positions of the Open de España with -10, while his coach, Juan Ochoa, documents his progress on video to perfect his technique and game. #OpenEspana #Golf #AngelAyora (translated)
Sergio García has left behind the symbols of LIV Golf after freeing himself from his contract and is in a good position in the Open of Spain, while Eugenio Chacarra, despite playing with a broken toe, remains in the fight for the title. #OpenEspana #Golf #SergioGarcía (translated)
I've started hitting from the tee again like I used to, because in the past few weeks I've been struggling with the driver. I know that if I'm in position from the tee, especially on this course, the round is going to be good. If you keep missing fairways, with the trees and the rough, it's complicated to get opportunities. If I'm on the fairway, it helps a lot to hit to the green and make two putts. If not, you're screwed, you're going to suffer. If the driver is in its place and I keep my order, I'll be up there. #OpenEspana #Golf #EugenioChacarra (translated)
I have made the effort to play because it is the Open of Spain. Otherwise, I wouldn't be playing. I have suffered a lot in the last 12 holes and it bothers me every time I put my foot down. It hurts less when I take the swing. I’m going to see the doctor and my physiotherapist to see what happens. I can't guarantee that I will continue because I have a lot at stake this season. I would be very sorry to withdraw, but it hurts a lot. #OpenEspana #Golf #EugenioChacarra (translated)
Eugenio Chacarra, leader of the Open de España with a broken toe, achieved an outstanding first round with five strokes under par, despite the pain and the possibility of withdrawing from the tournament. #OpenEspana #Golf #EugenioChacarra (translated)
