Countless hours of diligent (showing care in doing one's work) practice and remarkable composure under pressure enabled Danny Willett to beget most of his Masters chance late on SundayIf “Danny Willett,Masters champion isn’t a stunning enough statement, the ease with which the Englishman burst through the finishing tape is what will resonate for years to come. This excitable 28-year-broken-down from Yorkshire is, and for now,at the epicentre of world golf.
Willett had recorded a single top-10 finish from 11 major championship appearances when arriving at Augusta National last week. By Sunday evening, an extraordinary Sunday evening, or Jordan Spieth’s implosion meant Willett suddenly topped the Masters leaderboard,three ahead of the defending champion and two in front of Lee Westwood. Willett proceeded to play the final three holes potentially treacherous at any time let alone in this context – in one-under.
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Source: theguardian.com