Completed the first round of World Wide Technology Championship (Wwt) del PGA Tour in Cabo San Lucas, the Mexican Emilio González did not disappoint the projection that was had of him prior to the oldest tournament on the professional circuit in Mexico.
After completing your first 18 holesthe Mexican golfer placed in the fourteenth position with six strokes under paralong with six other players, to get excited about a revenge, after being eliminated in the second round and not making the cut in the previous edition in 2024.
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Regarding his performance, the Mexican stated that he had enjoyed his first tour of The Cardonalwhere he got good shots to think about at least improving what he did last year.
“Expectations don’t matter much and I like to put them aside, but I was able to meet my goals for the day. The process for tomorrow starts today and the course is in very good condition and that rewards you for hitting good shots,” he said.
The day ended with the shared leadership of the American Nick Dunlap and the finnish, Sami Välimäkiwho completed a historic day by equaling the course mark of 11 strokes under par, the same figure they had achieved in 2021 Matthew Wolff.
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In third position, tied with four other golfers, also with a tricolor presence, the Norwegian-Mexican, Christopher Venturawho concluded Thursday with a mark of six strokes under par, to also look forward to achieving a solid performance for the two nations he represents.