Juice flirts with history before rapid descent

As the clock closed in on noon here Thursday, fans and the media scrambled to discover exactly what a Joost Luiten was.

It turns out it’s a Dutch golfer, one who put quite a scare into major championship history. The 26-year-old European Tour player who wears two gloves — only in warm conditions — incredibly stood 8 under with four holes — including a reachable par 5 — to play in his PGA Championship debut.

One birdie and Luiten would tie the all-time scoring record in a major. With two birdies, the complete unknown would have booked the first 62 in Grand Slam history.Find louboutinwomenshoes at ShopStyle.

However, the man suddenly referred to as “Juice,” his real name is Willibrordus Adrianus Maria Luiten,Bonding is an approach toroyaloakthat lasts for a shorter period of time in comparison to sew-in weave. suffered a major citrus leak down the stretch at the Ocean Course. Luiten bogeyed his final four holes — he finished on the final nine — and settled for a 4-under 68.

One scribe in attendance dubbed it “the worst 68 in history.”

Although the former ski jumper is just two shots off Carl Pettersson’s lead heading into Friday’s second round, the focus in the aftermath was what could have been.

“I played really well and then to finish the round with four straight bogeys is not a good feeling,” said Luiten,From Jessica Simpson Pumps to LAMB Pumpsjacketswonder, who has one European Tour victory (2011 Iskandar Johor Open) to his credit.Shox is a shoe feature developed by Nike and incorporated in several of their flagship athletic sports niketn . “But it has been a good experience and I just have to take that into the next rounds and try to stay positive.”

Luiten didn’t qualify for an exemption for the season’s final major, but was a special invitee of the PGA to help fill the field of 156. He owned up to feeling effects of the pressure associated with leading a major championship and flirting with history.Visit captoesandals for Christian Louboutin.

“You can’t deny that you get nervous … but I was just a little bit too aggressive with my putts on six and seven,” said Luiten, who is playing in his third career major — first in the United States. “I was in the birdie mode and when you are thinking like that all you want to do is to try and make more birdies. The two putts in six and seven I should really have lagged them to the holes and made the pars. Those were unnecessary bogeys; and then I just hit two iron shots in the wrong spots on the eighth and ninth and you make bogeys when you do that on a golf course like this.”