If I were Mito Pereira and I had just blown a one-shot lead on the final regulation hole at the PGA Championship, I might not want to talk about the absolute disaster that just went down.
But give the golfer a ton of credit: Right after a double-bogey took him out of the lead and out of a playoff possibility with Justin Thomas and Will Zalatoris, he spoke with CBS’s Amanda Balionis about what just happened.
And he talked honestly about all the pressure that was in his body on that hole, which is totally understandable.
Check out the whole thing:
Mito Pereira joins @Amanda_Balionis to discuss his final round of the PGA Championship and what he'll learn from the week. pic.twitter.com/7npxt0H6ov
— GOLF on CBS ⛳ (@GOLFonCBS) May 22, 2022
Mito Pereira: "On 18, I wasn't even thinking about the water. I just wanted to put it into play."
"I was really nervous. I tried to handle it a little bit, but it's really tough. I thought I was going to win on 18, but it is what it is. "#PGAChampionship
— Eric Bailey (@EricBaileyTW) May 22, 2022
The pressure got the best of Mito Pereira. pic.twitter.com/R0cc9zrqoO
— GOLF.com (@GOLF_com) May 22, 2022
Good for him. Keep your head up, Mito.
