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Todd Wins Mayakoba (on Monday) PDF Print E-mail

 

Brendan Todd wins the Mayakoba Golf Classic




Playa Del Carmen, Mexico - Brendon Todd won for the second time in as many

starts when he captured the rain-delayed Mayakoba Golf Classic on Monday

after a final round 3 under par 68 (Todd also won the Bermuda Championship

earlier this month in his last start).

 

Tied with Vaughn Taylor entering the extended week - they were among 12

players required to return to complete tournament after heavy rains at El

Camaleon pushed the event to a Monday finish. Todd made birdie on his first

hole of the day - the 15th, and was hoping to extend his lead when he missed

a short putt at the next. With only two holes remaining, he parred both of the

last two holes to finish at 20 under par. Vaughn Taylor's bid to tie at the last

came up just shy of the cup, clinching the victory for Brendan Todd.

 

 

Scores:

https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2020/mayakoba-golf-classic/leaderboard.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Rory Wins WGC HSBC Champions in Shanghai PDF Print E-mail

 

Rory celebrates after winning the WGC HSBC Champions




Shanghai, China - World No.2 Rory McIlroy defeated Xander Schauffelle in a

playoff to win the WGC HSBC Champions in Shanghai. After both McIlroy and

Schauffele finished regulation at 19 under par, the Ulsterman won on the first

extra hole at the Sheshan International Golf Club. Schauffele, the defending

champion birdied the 72nd hole to send the championship to a playoff, but

could only make par in the playoff. McIlroy, who was forced to lay up, sank a

birdie putt to claim his 27th career title and 3rd WGC win. The victory marks

his fourth of 2019 and the first since his triumph at East Lake.


Rory now leads the FedEx Cup standings and is fifth in the European

Tour’s Race to Dubai. McIlroy reflected on his day, “It’s a tough closing

stretch even though there are holes you think you should birdie. There are

dangers waiting around every corner."


Rory now leads the FedEx Cup standings and is fifth in the European

Tour’s Race to Dubai that concludes later this month at the DP World

Tour Championship.


Louie Oosthuizen finished solo third at 17 under par.

 

 

Scores:

https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2020/wgc-hsbc-champions/leaderboard.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 
 
Tiger Ties Snead - Gets Win No.82 at Zozo Championship PDF Print E-mail

 

 

Tiger Woods celebrates after winning the Zozo Championship in Tokyo.



Tokyo, Japan - Tiger Woods captured his record tying 82nd PGA Tour win at the Zozo Championship to match Sam Sead's mark. Woods finished the rain-soaked event on after a final round 69 to finish at 19 under par, beating Japan's Hideki Matsuyama by 3 shots at Narashino Country Club.


Woods who had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee nearly 8 weeks ago, now seems like a lock to pick himself to be a playing captain at the upcoming Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in Australia.

 

The victory was Tiger's third in his last fourteen starts. Rory McIlroy finished tied for third at 13 under par. Unlike Woods who had 7 holes left to finish on Monday, McIlroy had only 2 holes left to complete. “Physically, I can’t do any of the things I used to be able to do, but I can think my way around the course,” Woods said after his win. There was a point when I didn’t know ifI’d be play again,” he added of his physical issues in recent years, most notably involving his back. “I was just hoping to walk normally again.”

 

Tiger's next triumph, No.83 will set him apart as the all-time wins leader - a mark unlikely to be seen again. Right now, two questions remain, wherewill the record setting victory occur, and is Jack's 18 majors back in play?

 

Scores: https://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Justin Thomas Wins CJ Cup PDF Print E-mail

 

Justin Thomas celebrates his triumph in South Korea at the CJ Cup.




JeJu Island, S. Korea (AP) - Justin Thomas won his 11th PGA Tour event

and his second in South Korea in three years with a final round 5-under

67 and a two stroke victory over South Korean born New Zealander Danny

Lee. Thomas and Lee made it mostly a two man show Sunday at the CJ

Cup at Nine Bridges. They entered the final round tied and stayed that

way through the front nine.

 

Thomas and Lee made it mostly a two-man show Sunday, they entered

the final round tied and stayed that way through the front nine. Thomas

birdied the 14th to take a one stroke lead, then went up by two when Lee

bogeyed the 15th after missing a 10 foot par putt and Thomas made a two

footer for par. After going from greenside bunker to bunker on the 16th, Lee

bogeyed again and fell three behind. But Thomas bogeyed the 17th after his

12 footer for par lipped out, reducing the deficit to two strokes.

 

Thomas and Lee both birdied the 18th, with Lee lipping out on his eagle putt

to finish with a 69. Thomas finished with a 72-hole total of 20-under 268 at

Nine Bridge, Lee was two strokes back at 18 under par.

 

"It was a very, very tough day," Thomas said. "Danny made it extremely difficult.

He really made a lot of putts, a lot of unbelievable up and downs to kind of keep

me from getting all of the momentum."

 

 

Scores: https://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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