Patrick Smith/Getty ImagesEvery round Tyrrell Hatton plays is an emotional roller coaster, the spirited 26-year-old Englishman unable to hold back his feelings in real time.
You really do wonder if one day the guy’s head is going to literally explode on a golf course, he runs so hot at times. The latest case in point: Sunday’s third round at the Dell Technologies Championship, when we saw plenty more of Hatton’s pyrotechnics on display.
The crazy part of Sunday at TPC Boston was that Hatton shot a two-under 69, which sounds so pedestrian. However, it was hardly uneventful. Consider this front-nine scorecard:
FacebookPinterestThe magic of Hatton’s recently purchased putter from Golf Galaxy continued when he rolled in a 13-footer for birdie on the first and a 17-footer on the fourth, with a tap in birdie after hitting the par-5 second in two. And while he three-putted from 75 feet on the fifth hole, he still made the turn in two under.
On the 10th hole, Hatton had to start to think the g..

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With a second-round 63 at the Dell Technologies Championship, Tyrrell Hatton is high on the leader board and building confidence