Minneapolis Star Tribune cellular alert shades Lee Hodges after PGA win

Somebody on the Minneapolis Star Tribune may be very jaded with their job.

Lee Hodges received the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities within the Minneapolis suburbs over the weekend by a formidable seven strokes, however whoever sends out the cellular alerts for the native newspaper was not all jazzed up in regards to the accomplishment.

The outlet despatched out a cellular alert that mentioned, “Golfer nobody has ever heard of blows out no-name competitors at Minnesota’s PGA Tour occasion.”

Somebody on the Tribune should have observed it somewhat shortly as a result of a second alert went out that mentioned, “Lee Hodges completes wire-to-wire victory at 3M Open, profitable by seven pictures (re-sent to right headline).”

The Publish has reached out to the Star Tribune to see if it has a proof for what occurred right here.

Hodges took house a $1.4 million prize with the victory.

The purse raised his profession earnings, which at the moment are $3.6 million, by greater than 50 p.c.

Hodges was an 80-1 underdog getting into the event.

“The method I went via, I’ll take this week endlessly,” Hodges mentioned after the victory. “I’ll simply attempt to preserve replicating this week each time I present as much as a event.”

Different golfers on the leaderboard on the 3M Open included Martin Laird, Kevin Streelman, J.T. Poston, Dylan Wu, Keith Mitchell, Sam Ryder, Tony Finau, Aaron Baddeley, Cameron Davis, Sam Stevens and Emilio Grillo.