translated from Spanish: Abraham Ancer and Carlos Ortiz Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

Tokyo.- Mexico bids farewell to Olympic golf at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, after Abraham Ancer and Carlos Ortiz finished in the fourth phase in 14th and 42th place, respectively. Despite raising high hopes in Mexican viewers, Ancer and Ortiz concluded their participation in the Olympic joust by collapsing on the board. In the case of jalisciense the fall was more drastic, since it went from third place in phase 3 of the men’s golf singles to 42, due to the numerous inaccuracies it had throughout the game.
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Despite having some inconsistencies, upon reaching the 10th hole, Ortiz was three shots away from the bronze medal still with 12 strokes under par, managing at that time to be in the number 9 position. However, the longing for the Olympic medal vanished when he reached the 15th hole, when the Mexican collapsed to 27th place, after making a double bogey. All this, to finish in position 42, with 5 strokes under par. Read more: Tokyo 2020: Aranza Vazquez fails to medal in 3-meter springboard; finishes in sixth place Meanwhile, Abraham Ancer finished his participation in Tokyo 2020 in 14th place, with 12 strokes under par. Despite this, it is the best place Mexico has achieved in the Olympics to date.

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