Survival
Lawrie started the weekend in 114th place in the Race to Dubai rankings, only the top 110 guaranteed cards for next the following season, but his final round of 70 saw him finish on three under par, 18th overall, and clinch one of the final spots.
“_I’m just glad it’s over to be totally honest with you_,” Lawrie said afterwards.
“I’ve never felt so much pressure as the last eight weeks; can’t sleep, can’t eat properly, it’s just horrendous. I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy."
“I got off to a great start, so it wasn’t that much pressure, but jeepers, just coming down trying to get the job finished without making a mental error or doing something stupid, even finishing bogey, bogey."
It seems that we sometimes forget about the guys who are not superstars or don't make regular top ten finishes, but from Lawrie's comments, it would appear that EVERY SHOT he played at the ISPS HANDA Perth International was under pressure.
It is extremely tough out there on tour so making cuts and achieving personal goals at any stage is a great result.
“Finishing anywhere in the 20s I reckoned was going to get me to keep my card, but it’s not easy, I can tell you that. It is not easy."
“Hopefully fly home and probably sleep for a change. Go home and be with the family and stop being grumpy.”
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