Thomas Pieters plays final round of Italian Open in under two hours

He ended the championship with a competitor of the year for quickest throughout, although thomas Pieters wasnt even close to contending for the Open title on the final day.
The two-hour barrier broke for 18 holes of championship golf at Olgiata close Rome, a day later Eliud Kipchoge became the first man in history to run a marathon in under 2 weeks.
Out first on his own at 7:28am local time after a third-round 79 left him picked up the field, Pieters completed his final round at an impressive one hour59 minutes according to the data on his fitness app that he printed on social media.
Pieters opened with a birdie, only his inaugural of a championship, despite running a triple-bogey seven at the 34, later teeing off, and he finished the.
Even the big-hitting Belgian kept the pace up following the flip, also put together his very best back-nine of the week since he mixed two birdies together with seven pars and signed up to get a creditable level-par 71 – eight shots fewer compared to his third round which included a quintuple-bogey nine in the 12th.
His action data showed the 2016 Ryder Cup star burned 1,333 calories, along with his typical heart rate was 122 beats a minute, peaking at 173.
However, as odd as it is to see a professional golfer play 18 holes in under two hours, Pieters effort proved to be a complete half hour slower than the fastest recorded round about the PGA Tour, place by Wes Bryan on the final afternoon of the BMW Championship two years ago.

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