On April 17, Beijing time, the RBC Legacy Golf Tournament mobile Japanese war ended. The 31-year-old American player Harold Varna III came out on top, shooting a 63 (-8) and reaching -11 overall, jumping to the leading position alone and reaching the final round with a one-shot advantage.
36-hole leader Patrick Cantley shot a 70 (-1) to join Sean Laurie (this round-6) and Eric Van Luyan (this round-4). Jordan Spieth (round-3) and Tommy Fleetwood (round-7) and four other players are on the T9 list. Colin Morikawa (this round-2) ranked T38, with Pan Zhengchun (this round E) and Justin Thomas (this round-2) in the T56.
The Korn Ferry Tour-Veritex Bank Championship Final Round is over. Dou Chengze shot his personal best 64 (-7) of the week, and the total result came to -15, and the ranking soared 20 places to finish with a T26. The championship was won by Tyson Alexander, who had an overall score of -22.
(RBC Heritage Golf Tournament Mobile Day Highlights)
Varna III rebounded strongly!
The 31-year-old American player Harold Varna III suffered a setback in the second round, shooting just 72 (+1). He turned to famed coach Butch Harmon for help after the second round, and Harmon's guidance seemed immediate, helping him blast an 8-bird 0 bogey 63 (-8) on the move day. It was also the tie for the week (Cameron Young also scored -8 in the first round).
(Varna III's precise kick-off on No. 4 followed by a birdie))
As a Carolina native and graduate of East Carolina State University, Harbour City Golf Links is one of Varna III's favorite courses. He has played six rounds of "six-word head" in the last seven rounds of the competition here.
At last year's RBC Heritage Golf Tournament, he finished T2 with a four-stroke difference, which was also his best qualifying position of the season. Varna III, who is still seeking his first PGA Tour victory, is expected to "break through the window paper" this week.
(Varna III No. 15 hole long push catch bird)
Varna III finished well in T23 at last week's Masters, having played in 178 PGA Tour games over seven seasons, with his best result so far this season being the T6 of the Players Championship.
(Varna III, always smiling)
"His strength is his positivity," Harmon said, reminding his students that "he deserves to win." Varna III said: "I feel that this result gives me more confidence. I will do my best, stick to my own style of play, and continue my journey. ”
Lead the table
A total of 20 players and the leader Varna III are 4 strokes or less, of which the three players are only one shot behind, and are in the same T2. British Open champion Sean Laurie was the best of the three, shooting an 8-bird-2 bogey 65 (-6).
(Laurie accurately attacked the flag on the 18th hole, then caught the bird)
The 36-hole leader, FedEx Cup winner "Iceman" Cantelli, suffered ups and downs in this round, but in the weakening conditions, he lost the lead, shooting only 70 (-1).
However, "Iceman" is still as calm and indifferent as ever: "I think as long as you stick to your own style of play and believe in the process, the situation will always improve." Another T2 player was Eric Van Luyan, a South African who shot a 4-bird 0 bogey 67 (-4).
(Cantley kicked off the flag on No. 7 and then grabbed the bird)
Former champion Matt Kuchar is on the T5 with Hudson Swarford, Sepp Straka and Aaron Wise, just two strokes behind the leader. Behind them are T9's Jordan Spieth, Tommy Fleetwood, Billy Hoschel, and Joel Damon.
(Mobile Day Ball: Spieth Green Push Eagle into hole!) ）
Spieth scored his best goal in two consecutive rounds, but with his putters fluctuating, he missed an 18-inch (0.5-yard) Paopa push on the 18th hole and failed to go any further, and he is currently three strokes behind his leader.
(Pan Zhengchun in this week's game)
Colin Morikawa shot a 3-bird-and-1 bogey 69 (-2) in this round to move up to T38. Former champion Pan Zhengchun shot a 71 (E) this round and dropped the ranking to T56. Also on the T56 are Justin Thomas (round-1) and Saif Tigara (round-1). (Extended reading: Pan Zhengchun calls people to pay attention to mental health through personal experience!) ）
Light Tour: Dou Zecheng blasted out -7, T26 finished
(Dou Zecheng in this week's game)
The Korn Ferry Tour-Veritex Bank Championship Final Round is over. Dou Zecheng scored a personal best of the week of 64 (-7), and the performance of the back nine wild seven birds was very eye-catching! His ranking soared 20 places to finish with T26, which rose to 12th in the season table.
The championship was won by Tyson Alexander, who had an overall record of -22, and he also became the first player in the history of the Light Tour to successfully defend his title.
The Golf Channel will broadcast this week's game live for you, welcome to watch!