Charles Howell III takes RSM playoff for first his win since 2007
A year full of drought-breaking victories on the PGA Tour ended on a similar note at the RSM Classic. Here's how things ended up at Sea Island, where Charles Howell III edged Patrick Rodgers for his first win since 2007:Leaderboard: Charles Howell III (-19), Patrick Rodgers (-19), Webb Simpson (-18), Ryan Blaum (-17), Luke List (-17)What it means: Howell has had plenty of close calls over the last 11 years, and this one certainly wasn't easy. Poised for a wire-to-wire victory, he stumbled out of the gates by playing his first two holes in 3 over, then had to try and catch a red-hot Rodgers. But three birdies over his final four holes got him into a playoff, and Howell ended things with a birdie on the second extra hole. It's just the third win of his career, and first since the 2007 Genesis Open, but now Howell can book a trip to Maui in January - and will make a hometown start in Augusta next spring in his first Masters appearance since 2012.Round of the day: What Rodgers did to the Seaside Course over the weekend may very well have violated Georgia law. After making the cut on the number, he blitzed Sea Island with a third-round 61 only to return with a 62 on Sunday. That 36-hole effort set a PGA Tour scoring record, and it included a bogey-free scorecard in the finale where Rodgers circled five birdies over his final eight holes.Best of the rest: Peter Uihlein picked up some extra cash in his final competitive round of the year, shooting a 7-under 63 to move up 15 spots in the final standings. Uihlein made his move in the middle of the round, recording six straight birdies on Nos. 5-10, to finish the week at 15 under in a tie for seventh.Biggest disappointment: Howell wasn't the only player in the final group looking to end a victory drought, as Jason Gore was in contention for what would have been his first Tour win since 2005. But the veteran struggled Sunday, shooting a 2-over 72 that included just two birdies to drop from a tie for second into a tie for 15th.Shot of the day: Howell had a putt to win on the final hole of regulation, and again on the first playoff hole. But the third time was the charm, as he buried a 20-footer for the win, dropped his putter to the ground and put his head in his hands in disbelief.Quote of the day: "I've failed a lot of times. Fortunately, it was different today." - Howell
Highlights: Woods starts delayed Rd. 3 birdie-eagle-birdie-birdie Woods opened his third round about as well After carding a birdie 3 on the par-4 10th, Woods eagled the par-5 11th hole
Highlights: Woods makes six birdies on Day 2 at Augusta
aldipest.com/2019/04/13/highlights-woods-makes-six-birdies-on-day-2-at-augusta/
Highlights: Woods makes six birdies on Day 2 at Augusta Who will make it through to the third round Saturday? "A man lit his jacket on fire while on
Highlights from Tiger Woods' third-round 65 at the Players
"Aw, man, I don't even know yet what to expect with the new baby [laughing]," says Brantley. "I guess we'll find out, but, you know, the way I look at it is busy beats bored, and for what we do for a living, it's hard for there to be a lot of structure 'cause a lot of it is last minute stuff.
Baby on the way for Beyonce and Jay-Z? - YouTube
Here are the facts and figures You Oughta Know heading into the final round at Quail Hollow, where Phil Mickelson and Nick Watney share the 54-hole lead.
You oughta know: Ranching and the meaning of life - The
He also won The PLAYERS Championship in 2017, which isn't too shabby. The issue with Kim has been consistency as he's shown a tendency to play well only a few times each season. As such, he's always going to be a high-risk player, especially in salary cap formats where the price tag is still over $2 million.
Golf: Reed seeking consistency ahead of Masters title defense
Search CareerBuilder for Technician Assistant Jobs in Cary, IL and browse our platform. Apply now for jobs that are hiring near you.
sat us history Flashcards | Quizlet
I mean Fitzpatrick one back as Singapore Open gets back on track | MINORITY GOLF ASSOCIATION is a little boring. You ought to peek at Yahoo's home page and note how they create article titles to get viewers to open the links. You might add a video or a related picture or two to grab readers interested about what you've written.
Fitzpatrick one back as Singapore Open gets back on track
shaftandball.com/fitzpatrick-one-back-as-singapore-open-gets-back-on-track/
After multiple weather delays and suspensions of play, the Singapore Open is back on schedule and Japan's Yoshinori Fujimoto holds a one-shot advantage heading into the final day. Fujimoto shot 5-under 66 in the third round to reach 13 under par, and is in front of Matthew Fitzpatrick (66) and Jazz Janewattananond (65).
Fitzpatrick one back as Singapore Open gets back on track
Kevin Kisner came so close several times before finally winning on the PGA Tour. He now has another victory, withstanding a charge by Jordan Spieth at Colonial, after two more runner-up finishes
Dustin Johnson nearly makes hole-in-one at 382-yard par 4 at the Plantation Course at Kapalua he missed the hole by less than a foot from more than 380 yards away. his first victory in
Dustin Johnson narrowly misses out on hole-in-one at WGC
Here's a rundown on how to watch the Masters online. Options include watching on your computer, phone, Fire TV or other streaming device.
How to Watch the 2018 Masters Online, With or Without Cable
After Rory McIlroy made the turn at 5-over 39, it appeared the world No. 4 was on his way to his third straight missed-cut. But thanks to a sizzling 4-under 32 on the back, highlighted by birdies on three of the final four holes, Rory is not quite out of it. Yet. The 27-year-old finished at 1-over for his round, six shots back of the lead.
Rory McIlroy blasted for not shouting 'fore!' after hitting
Brittany Lincicome tops Lexi Thompson in playoff - golf.com
Justin Thomas set a U.S. Open record by shooting 9-under 63 in the third round of the 117th U.S. Open. Needless to say, his peers were impressed: — Smylie Kaufman (@SmylieKaufman10) June 17, 2017. No better feeling in golf than standing over the ball & knowing you are going stripe every shot & hole every putt - great playing JT#63
DeChambeau paired with Rose at East Lake - Golf Rating
And if we're being honest, that's just not enough of a concern to leave him off the team, regardless of his play over the next few weeks. As for Tiger, he's opted to remain aloof on the issue, going with an economy of words when asked to make his case to be a pick. "I like my chances in match play," he smiled.
Rory to Spieth: Treat PGA week like any other | Glendale Golf
Mickelson closing in on some Ryder Cup records United States Phil Mickelson gives a thumbs up after winning the 15th hole during a singles match at the Ryder Cup golf tournament Sunday, Oct. 2
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson don't 'deserve' to be Ryder Cup
Post a Comment