Kevin Kisner Overcomes Injury to Open Zozo in 66
Kisner’s Limited Preparation
THOUSAND OAKS,Calif. – kevin Kisner faced a setback in his preparation for the Zozo Championship due to an injury that limited him to just nine practise holes. Despite not considering himself an athlete, Kisner managed to overcome this obstacle and deliver an impressive performance.
Kisner shared that he injured his left ankle while attempting box jumps. Reflecting on the incident, he humorously admitted, “Trying to be an athlete, just remembered I’m not.” The mishap occurred when his toe caught the box during a jump, leading him to realize that wearing shoes a size too small may have contributed to the accident.
Recovery and strong Performance
Despite the ankle injury, Kisner had his ankle taped for Round 1 and showcased remarkable play on the course. He birdied seven out of eight holes starting at No. 16 and finished with a score of 6-under 66, placing him tied for third at Sherwood country Club.
This round marked Kisner’s lowest score on the PGA Tour since last season’s playoff opener.His resilience in overcoming adversity and delivering such a strong performance is truly commendable.
The incident serves as a reminder of how even professional athletes face challenges but can rise above them with determination and skill. Kevin Kisner’s story at the Zozo Championship is one of perseverance and triumph over obstacles – qualities that define true champions in sports.