During the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, the only things falling were trees and Brandt Snedeker’s putts. The fourth round stretched across Sunday afternoon and into Monday morning as Snedeker’s early post of 6-under par proved to be enough to outlast Jimmy Walker and KJ Choi.
The resumption of play was delayed by three hours on Monday as crews around Torrey Pines went to work cleaning up debris, downed trees and other damage caused by 50 mile per hour winds.
Here’s some of the damage.
Welcome to Monday @FarmersInsOpen… Title sponsor might be busy this week pic.twitter.com/WBNB1Syqcy
— Ryan Ruffels (@RRuffels) February 1, 2016
#Golf #GolfChannel #Photos Photos: Uprooted trees at Torrey Pines https://t.co/QVGJxeLIkB pic.twitter.com/EMx47GhwRN
— Golf Courier (@GolfCourier) February 1, 2016
Storms cause “devastating” damage at Torrey Pines. An estimated 20 trees are down. https://t.co/IOF0dtgNAV pic.twitter.com/pFVrxCCSEp
— Rachel Crader (@sdutCrader) February 1, 2016
Torrey Pines did not look like Torrey Pines this morning. pic.twitter.com/AbKllYbLeP
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) February 1, 2016
Damaging winds uprooted trees at Torrey Pines, causing @FarmersInsOpen delays. Photos: https://t.co/NSndE1Xhz3 pic.twitter.com/Kc6XN2sqBA
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) February 1, 2016
This is what we’re dealing w/ at Torrey Pines today. Crazy winds last night! @FarmersInsOpen @PGATOUR @PGATOURmedia pic.twitter.com/Le6if4K4bQ
— Josh Pick (@joshuadpick) February 1, 2016
