Sebastian Soderberg made seven birdies on the front nine in round one of the Hero Indian Open – and only shot one-under-par.
Better yet, Soderberg made nine birdies in round one of the Hero Indian Open – and only shot one-under-par.
Well, what if I also told you that Soderberg made a triple-bogey and a quadruple-bogey – and still managed to shoot one-under-par.
It was quite the day for the Swede who had more colours on his scorecard than a snooker table at this Asian Swing event on the DP World Tour.
He made a bogey on his first hole, the 10th hole at DLF G&CC in New Delhi, a golf course that has become known for its monstrous bunkers and brutal nature in general.
He got himself back to level-par by the 14th tee box, but the first disaster of the day was on its way.
Soderberg made his first 8 of the day here, but he put this behind him during the next 11 holes. He made a birdie on 15 and six consecutive birdies from hole 2 to hole 7.
He was back to three-under-par for the tournament and ascending the busy leaderboard by the minute.
But he shredded his score with another 8 on the par-5 8th hole. Back to square one, he went.
One last birdie on 9 took him into the red for the day. You can’t imagine Soderberg has taken more scenic routes to a 71 before in his career which has seen him win the 2019 Omega European Masters.
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