Harding moved into the top 50 of the world ranking to secure his first Masters invitation with a runner-up finish in the Kenya Open. “I handled the emotions of the day quite well,” Harding said after opening with a 3-under 69. And for one day, it was a reminder that winning anywhere in the world means a player is doing something right. Harding sought some advice from Ernie Els, who had to settle for the silver medal twice at Augusta. “We played the golf course in our brains a few times having watched it on TV.

Source: National Post April 11, 2019 22:41 UTC