Nate Lashley loses his temple after a three-putt triple cost him a chance to win at Pebble Beach | Golf News

Bound for the lead with three holes left at Pebble Beach, Nate Lashley missed the green and then four-putted to run up a three-bogey seven before attempting to harass the green.

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Nate Lashley tied for the lead with three holes to play at Pebble Beach until he added a four-button at the 16th and ran up a three-bogey seven.

Nate Lashley lost control of his confidence and the stroke he inflicted when he put a four-legged on the 16th green at Pebble Beach to throw his chances of victory on the final day.

Lashley had been ahead for most of the final round after a four-birdie face of nine, and another birdie at 11th lifted him to the top of the board at 16 under par.

The No. 115 world, who overcame the tragic death of his parents and girlfriend in a plane crash to win the Rocket Mortgage Classic in 2019, remained tied for the lead by Daniel Berger until he got out of controversy with a series of three-hole errors from home.

Lashley took four putts to get down from 12 feet

After leaving a tee bullet leaving just over 150 yards for his second, Lashley’s eight-iron wing flew with the adrenaline fuel of the green and rested in the rough over the back, from which he’s good for going up to 12 feet and giving himself a fight opportunity to save par.

But his daring putt went four feet past the cup, and he needed three more jabs to drop his ball, completing his challenge for a second PGA Tour title.

And he also let the fiery temper get the best of him, shaking his putter head into the green as he struggled to the 17th tee with a three-pointer seven on his cart.

Lashley managed to regain his senses and the last one to finish tied for fifth, his third top-10 result since winning in Detroit, but there was little comfort. be well placed to win.

Watch the video above to see how it went completely wrong for Nate Lashley on the 16th at Pebble Beach …