Extended Highlights: 2019 U.S. Amateur Final
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- The full day of action between Andy Ogletree, of Little Rock, Miss., and John Augenstein, of Owensboro, Ky., as they battled for the 2019 U.S. Amateur title at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club's Courses Nos. 4 and 2, including every televised shot from the afternoon round.
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I feel like Augenstein has the upper hand, natural talent-wise. However this match came down to mental fortitude and emotional control, and Ogletree absolutely shined in that department winning him the tournament. Brilliant match, thanks to USGA for this great content.
Came for golf, ended up watching The Patriot...
“Hooollldddd, hooolllllddddd, hoooooollllddddd.”
BBSLIME CITY haha I was thinking of Gladiator!
I would like to congratulate the Champion, athletes, and U.S. Golf Association for a wonderful tournament finalized with a very nice and a competive moments. Thank you all players.
Thank You USGA! I had a feeling after Andy made that saving par putt on 17 and then won 18 in the morning round to be get back to being only 2 under, he had momentum to win in the afternoon. John played great, just ran out gas a little at the end. Congrats to both players, for an amazing match!
Dang they were hitting those irons a long way...
Hold please 😂every shot on every hole
early on I made a drinking game out of it. Big mistake.
Stein just doesnt have the mentality for this level yet. Hes got a hot head and you can tell he has an attitude. Congrats to the winner!
i thought i was the only one who sees that Stein his got an attitude you can tell by looking at him and yes he can play but his still got a long way to go based on decision making and yet again Congrats to the winner...
Stein just doesnt have the mentality for this level yet. Hes got a hot head and you can tell he has an attitude. Congrats to the winner!
@@thituyentran5729 ? Whyd you copy everything he said weirdo
Stein just doesnt have the mentality for this level yet. Hes got a hot head and you can tell he has an attitude. Congrats to the winner!
Short game deadly though!
I was there for the entire final round walking with John Augestein. It was some incredible golf to watch on an iconic golf course.
I have never played the course, but from TV anyway, it continues to look like the most overrated course in golf history.
@@DavidDavid-jb1cy lol agreed
540yd par 4? christ....
Every bit as good as the women's final. Excellent.
Great coverage USGA.....Will definitely watch more of your coverage.
Extremely talented players. GT winners, Jones, Kutchar, Ogletree
Love it. The bespectacled kid that looked so under the radar beat the brash looking, black wearing brute.
Well done!!!
Black wearing brute?
Great to watch. Well done players and all👍
Didn't even want to shake the guys hand after lol he looked lost after he won haha
Great match! Thx for the extended highlights!
Much better play here by both players in comparison to the semifinal matches.
hold please.. jeezzz
Augenstein is the guy that you see is playing with you and you instantly just want to withdrawal
Thanks for telling us who won.
Augie Dawgie needs a bit of anger management. Well done Sir Andy.
Both Ball Strikers. Was a good match
I feel like the driver into the bunker on the 31st by Augenstein really set the tone for the closing holes... to me, if you're 1 up with 5 to play and you are that solid from 100 and in, play to your strengths and match your opponent with a safe play off of the box.
4 putt to lose it? Uff
WAHRSCHEINLICH ODER 3 technically
Pity. The golf was so good until then.
thats golf baby
Hold please
Ogeltree the better player. He hits it miles too, but is not trying to kill every ball. Augenstein hitting Gap Wedge from 170???
Both boys have great swings but especially Augenstein could slow down a little.
He said let’s go to the next.... caddie no don’t give it to him yet.
Have any of the commentators mentioned how far they hit the ball
Putting, putting, putting. Every single highlight is a putt. There is more to the game of golf, guys.
Spoken like a true hacker lmao.
You clearly didn’t watch the whole video. Not even close.
I need to learn from ogletree so i can have better mental
andy finally joined liv golf
I have to say...I was rooting for Ogletree. It seemed to me that all week, Augenstein was exhibiting some questionable etiquette. Some of you with more Match play experience may have more insight that informs his actions more accurately, but Augenstein seems to have a habit of rushing his opponent out of the tee-box and crowding his opponent on the green, numerous times he was trying to set-up for his tee shot before his opponent had even picked up his tee and was not only crowding his opponent on the green but walking across his line while the putt was still rolling or placing his marked ball within a foot or two of his opponent still picking up his gimme or marking his ball. Just seems really disrespectful or like a head game.
Trapper50cal I didn’t see anything questionable, however it’s obvious that Ogletree was more in control of his nerves and emotions when it came to handling the pressure. Augustein just fell apart on the last few holes it seemed.
@@jamesroboyle Thanks for the reply, yeah when he gave up the 1UP, he unraveled a little. Although they both found some nasty roughs down the stretch.
It seems to me that he was standing too close to the line of Ogletree on several greens. E.g: 08:45 and 15:46.
@@TheDarp95 ...and sometimes too visible/close in the sight line (peripheral) behind the hole. And it was worse IMHO with previous matches this year.
I can see walking across the line of a moving putt if you've given the gimme by exclaiming, "It's good" but the guy still has the right to study what is happening vs. the read all the way to the cup
I felt the same way. Hope it's the camera angle, otherwise it was a gamesmanship.
Why are they allowed bushnells?
x Cammy G because this is an amateur tournament
Augenstein's negativity paid him no favors.
Karl villips is🐐
Not even close... Has so much potential but so much to work on... He'll never be consistent at the professional level with his quirky timing moves... He'll be on fire or completely awful
Plus2 Golfer every swing has a timing element 😂
@@Chadikenz are you really that fucking stupid
Plus2 Golfer was probably one of these funny guys which said that Matthew Wolff’s swing would NEVER hold under pressure because of “timing” issues :D
Plus2 Golfer Not consistent?!😂 Karl has 7/7 top 10s this summer. U moron
They make these holes really easy. How about some Sunday pins?
How close to do you have to be to the hole to pick it up instead of putting it in?
Your opponent will decide if they want u to putt it or not.
rad
Where's Karl Vilips?
DilPickleAF lost in quarterfinals
@@zohebakhtar9721 damn really thought he has going to take it home
he needs to go back to this putter
ouch
Augenstein wouldve won if he couldve stopped crying...
am I wrong - but I didn't see much backspin ???
great golf but not much backspin
Greens were very firm and quick making them not very receptive to the ball, they barely even made pitchmarks. There is a lot of spin but just not visible on landing like on PGA tour courses
@@florianvanderharten7281 - ok fair enough
Stein doesn't have class, swinging his club around getting triggered. Have to keep composure when the cameras are rolling
Leocaprio Dinardo 100% agreed. It’s obvious he is not a gentleman yet. It’s called the gentlemen’s game not the 4 year olds game
I'd be embarrassed if I was his dad
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Those dog gone crowd officials get too annoying. Moral killers.
Ole Karl might want to take some lessons from these guys about controlled body movement and get rid of that purely timed swing so he can control his bad days
Dude you have no idea what your talking about. Or are you a pga pro? If you know how its done why aren't you there?
@@wahrscheinlichoder3017 What?? You know that people have the right to have opinions, right??
@@trinster928 Absolutely. And mine is that he has no idea
🤓
Do not disrespect the 2019 Us Amateur Champion.
@@TheBradfordchandler Give him a break, he's nursing that arrow in his knee.
this is better than watching the PGA highlights...
Puttin
in my opinion i think john showed too much emotional swing, bad body language and cussing after a bad shoot, I know a lot of pros do that too but it really does affect your performance, while andy stays calm, have good manner and positive body language even a bad shoot. Great play for both guys but kudos to andy being such class
I was thinking that too. Trying to look cool which shifts your attention
A lot of pros show emotion, like Rahm, but it never affects their next shot. I think John here brought a little emotion to the next shot and it cost him. Also, since I'm from the future, Ogletree prevailed again at Augusta winning low am
anti climactic finish ogletree was striping it down the stretch
Congratulations to Mr. Ogletree. Fun match. If either one could really putt they would have run away with it.
I think Ogletree putted beautifully.
Compared to the truly greats, his putting was rather pedestrian.
At least get the par, you got one more hole if he don't birdie, almost the same shot too.
thank you for compiling an excellent series
man shorts on the golf course is such a brutal look..