AUSTIN, Texas Ian Poulter was not happy, and it was only partially because of his blowout loss to Kevin Kisner in Saturdays quarterfinals at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.Following his morning victory in the round of 16 over Louis Oosthuizen, the Englishman was incorrectly informed that by making it to the Elite 8 at Austin Country Club he was assured enough Official World Golf Raking points to move into the top 50 and qualify for the Masters in two weeks.I should never listen to other people, Poulter said following his 8-and-6 loss to Kevin Kisner in the quarterfinals. When you finish a round of golf and the press and everybody is telling you you're in the Masters, and then you get a text message 10 minutes before you tee off to correct everybody, to say, Oh, we've made a mistake, actually, no, that was wrong, you're not in. You need to go and win.Not that that's an excuse in any form or factor, it's a little disappointing.
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Poulter actually needed to advance to the semifinal round to move into the top 50. Instead, his last chance to qualify for the Masters is to win next weeks Houston Open, although he was unsure if hed play the event.I don't know yet, I haven't decided, said Poulter when asked if hed play next week. I'm tired. It's been a long week. It's been a draining week. I'll wait until Monday night and if I have the energy then I will.
Ian Poulter did not beat Kevin Kisner in their quarterfinal match. In fact, Kisner won in an 8-and-6 thrashing. Afterward, Poulter lamented the up-and-down nature of thinking he was in the Masters
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Ian Poulter fuming with golf media after being incorrectly told he's in The Masters 10 minutes before teeing off against Kevin Kisner in the quarter final, Poulter had been told that was not
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Ian Poulter disappointed after being incorrectly told he was in Masters match before being secured a Masters berth. Poulter would lose in the quarterfinals and is projected to finish the week
Ian Poulter was told he was in the Masters before the WGC
In the short break before his next match, a group of reporters told Poulter he was assured of being in the top 50. Poulter told he's in Masters prematurely.
Ian Poulter fuming with golf media after being incorrectly
Ian Poulter was not happy, and it was only partially because of his blowout loss to Kevin Kisner in Saturday's quarterfinals at the Poulter incorrectly told he's in Masters before loss to
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Ian Poulter incorrectly told he's in Masters before loss to Kevin Kisner | by Golf News AUSTIN, Texas - Ian Poulter was not happy, and it was only partially because of his blowout loss to
Ian Poulter disappointed after being incorrectly told he was
Ian Poulter was not happy, and it was only partially because of his blowout loss to Kevin Kisner in Saturday's quarterfinals at the WGC-Match Play. Ian Poulter incorrectly told he's in Masters
Poulter incorrectly told he's in Masters before loss to Kisner
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Ian Poulter and Ernie Els are now connected in the worst way: Both thought they were going to the Masters. Projections for the next world ranking showed Poulter right around No. 50 if he were to win his fourth-round match Saturday at the Dell Technologies Match Play, which would have put him in the Masters.
Poulter told he's in Masters prematurely Ian Poulter hits on the third hole during a practice round at the Dell Technologies Match Play golf tournament at the Austin Country Club, Tuesday, March
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Mar 24, 2018 · Poulter told he's in Masters prematurely. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. That soon became irrelevant when Kevin Kisner built an early lead and kept right on rolling
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Poulter incorrectly told he's in Masters before loss to Kisner
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