After injuries and mental-health struggles, Andrew “Beef” Johnston might be back as a force in golf after finishing third at the European Masters won by fellow Englishman Matt Wallace in a playoff. Wallace holed an 8-foot birdie putt on No. 18 to beat Alfredo Garcia-Heredia of Spain in the first playoff hole and win his fifth European tour event.
, Andrew “Beef” Johnston — one of golf’s most charismatic players — might be back as a force after finishing third at the European Masters won by fellow Englishman Matt Wallace in a playoff on Sunday.
The story of the week in the Swiss Alps, however, might be the re-emergence of Johnston, the bearded, larger-than-life entertainer who established himself as one of the biggest characters in the sport in his breakthrough year in 2016 when he won the Open de Espana and finished in eighth place at the British Open.
Johnston, who started his own YouTube channel in 2022, has started to recover some form this summer and a 4-under 66 in the final round left him one shot behind Wallace and Garcia-Heredia , who were on 11-under par overall at the picturesque Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club.Scheffler’s actual scoring average on tour says plenty about his and Tiger’s dominance“A lot of relief,” Johnston said, fighting back the tears. “It’s been a tough couple of years.
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