If ever Muzzy Donohue needed to center himself on Friday at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, he simply looked down at his ball marker and the memory of his late grandma Marcey snapped him back into focus.
"We've been talking about our grandma and how she's been with us," said Donohue, a 25-year-old former graduate of St. Thomas Academy, who is playing the 3M Open this week on a sponsor's exemption. "She passed away on Monday."
As hard as it's been on the whole family to lose its matriarch, Donohue said he couldn't help but feel like some divine intervention was at play as he shot an impressive 8-under 63 to make the cut in his PGA Tour debut.
There were a number of putts that Donohue either pushed or pulled that somehow found their way into the back of the cup. He's operating as if he's had somebody looking down on him from above.
"Yes, 100%," Donohue said. "Hopefully, she's not sick of me and will stick around."
#donohue #Friday #twin #marcey
"We've been talking about our grandma and how she's been with us," said Donohue, a 25-year-old former graduate of St. Thomas Academy, who is playing the 3M Open this week on a sponsor's exemption. "She passed away on Monday."
As hard as it's been on the whole family to lose its matriarch, Donohue said he couldn't help but feel like some divine intervention was at play as he shot an impressive 8-under 63 to make the cut in his PGA Tour debut.
There were a number of putts that Donohue either pushed or pulled that somehow found their way into the back of the cup. He's operating as if he's had somebody looking down on him from above.
"Yes, 100%," Donohue said. "Hopefully, she's not sick of me and will stick around."
#donohue #Friday #twin #marcey
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