Drew Nesbitt won on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica leading the charge of several Canadians over the weekend..Here are their stories and final scoreboard links.
60 Abierto Mexicano de Golf final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/la/en/leaderboard.html
Drew Nesbitt is from a little town in Ontario called Shanty Bay. He is their best golfer..by far. He posted a -10 62 on Sunday in Tijuana with 7 birdies and an eagle for his first PGA Tour Latinoamerica win. He'll be in the RBC Canadian Open upcoming in Hamilton.
LPGA Tour Pure Silk Championship final scoreboard https://www.lpga.com/leaderboard
Brooke Henderson posted her 6th top 10 this year at the Pure Silk Championship with a bogey free -3 68 -15 total T2, just a couple of shots off the winning score -17 posted by England's Bronte Law the former UCLA star who led all the way.
Brooke will travel from Virginia up to Charleston S.C for next week's Women's US Open.
PGA Tour Charles Schwab Championship final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/charles-schwab-challenge/leaderboard.html
Mac Hughes was in the final pair with eventual winner Kevin Na (-13) on Sunday at the venerable Colonial CC in Fort Worth, Texas. He shot +2 72 and tweeted 3 " Didn't have it today still a good week" as he T8 -5.
Corey Connors and Roger Sloan T31 +1, Ben Silverman T40 +2, Nick Taylor MC.
Symetra Tour Zimmer Bionet Championship final scoreboard https://www.symetratour.com/
Maddie Szeryk is from London, Ontario and her final round 71 left her alone in 2nd place in Auburn, Alabama at -10 just 2 shots behind the winner from Spain Nuria Iturrios 71, -12.
MacKenzie Tour Canada Life Open final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/canada/en_us/tournaments/canada-life-open/leaderboard.html
James Allenby playing near home in British Columbia had a great week, finishing T2 at -19 after a final round of -1 71, also just 2 shots behind the winner, young American Jake Knapp (64)
Web com Tour Evans Scholars Invitational final leaderboard https://www.pgatour.com/webcom/tournaments/evans-scholars-invitational/leaderboard.html
American Scottie Scheffler beat Marcelo Rozo on the 2nd playoff hole to win the Evans Scholars Invitational, his first pro win.
Michael Gligic was right in contention after rounds of 65, 66 but shot -1 71 -13, T12 in Glenview Ill.
Bryan Angus
Monday, May 27, 2019
Saturday, May 25, 2019
Five Canadians make the cut in difficult winds at Charles Schwab Challenge
Swirling winds in the afternoon are no secret for locals in Fort Worth Texas, throw in the venerable Colonial CC and you have a good test of golf for this week's stop on the PGA Tour, now called the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Sweden's Jonas Blix add a brilliant iron display to his silky putting touch to post -6 64 and a one shot lead heading into this weekend. Favourite Tony Finau (68 -8 total) and Kevin Na (62 -8 total) are T2.
The cut fell at +2 and five Canucks made it including Mike Weir 71 +2 total and Corey Connors 73 +2 total.
Ben Silverman 71 is at E, Mac Hughes 70 is T14 -2 and Roger Sloan 72 is T11 at -3.
Justin Rose is the defending champion. The winds have made scoring tough. Stars like Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele and Rickie Fowler all missed the cut, while Paul Casey w/d with an ailing wrist.
Bryan Angus
Sweden's Jonas Blix add a brilliant iron display to his silky putting touch to post -6 64 and a one shot lead heading into this weekend. Favourite Tony Finau (68 -8 total) and Kevin Na (62 -8 total) are T2.
The cut fell at +2 and five Canucks made it including Mike Weir 71 +2 total and Corey Connors 73 +2 total.
Ben Silverman 71 is at E, Mac Hughes 70 is T14 -2 and Roger Sloan 72 is T11 at -3.
Justin Rose is the defending champion. The winds have made scoring tough. Stars like Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele and Rickie Fowler all missed the cut, while Paul Casey w/d with an ailing wrist.
Bryan Angus
Henderson stays in touch at Pure Silk Championship
Brooke Henderson posted an E 71 to stay at -5, four shots behind leaders American, Jacqui Concolino (67), England's Brittany Law (68), and American, Jenny Song (68).
The strong field is bunched with 22 players within 4 shots in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Brooke us the lone Canadian to make the cut
More to follow
Bryan Angus
The strong field is bunched with 22 players within 4 shots in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Brooke us the lone Canadian to make the cut
More to follow
Bryan Angus
Thursday, May 23, 2019
Brooke Henderson just a shot off the lead at the Pure Silk Championship
After 3 weeks off the LPGA has re-surfaced in Williamsburg, Virginia for the Pure Silk Championship.
Brooke Henderson showed the results of her practice sessions with a sterling -5 66 just a shot off the lead after the opening round.
Anne Catherine Tanguay T29 -2 69, Brittany Marchand T83 +1 72.
Sweden's Anna Norqvist is in a group of 3 in the lead at -6 65.
More to follow
Bryan Angus
Brooke Henderson showed the results of her practice sessions with a sterling -5 66 just a shot off the lead after the opening round.
Anne Catherine Tanguay T29 -2 69, Brittany Marchand T83 +1 72.
Sweden's Anna Norqvist is in a group of 3 in the lead at -6 65.
More to follow
Bryan Angus
Roger Sloan leads Canadians, T2 at Charles Schwab Challenge
The Charles Schwab company invests a lot of their profits on golf, particularly on the Champions Tour thank goodness. This week we are reminded how they have stepped up to keep this Ben Hogan inspired event at the venerable Colonial CC in the heart of Texas alive and kicking.
Tony Finau leads after round 1 at -6 64 after playing in the morning before the heavy winds arrived changing the course completely in the afternoon.
Roger Sloan posted a super -5 65 to tie the local hero, Jordan Spieth who has rediscovered his putting for 2nd place.
Mac Hughes is T13 -2 68, Nick Taylor, Ben Silverman and Corey Connors are all T21 at -1 69, Mike Weir T51 +1 71.
More to follow
Bryan Angus
Tony Finau leads after round 1 at -6 64 after playing in the morning before the heavy winds arrived changing the course completely in the afternoon.
Roger Sloan posted a super -5 65 to tie the local hero, Jordan Spieth who has rediscovered his putting for 2nd place.
Mac Hughes is T13 -2 68, Nick Taylor, Ben Silverman and Corey Connors are all T21 at -1 69, Mike Weir T51 +1 71.
More to follow
Bryan Angus
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Mike Weir, Nick Taylor qualify for US Open
After playing in a 36 hole US Open qualifier in Dallas, Mike Weir and Nick Taylor have qualified for this year's championship in a few weeks time at Pebble Beach.
It's the first major Weir has qualified for since 2013. He does play the Masters where he has a lifetime invitation for his 2003 win. He T28 the last time he played the US Open in 2013.
Taylor was the sectional co-medalist with a -10 score. He last played the US Open in 2009 when he was the low amateur.
No Canadians are exempt this year but there are several more qualifiers including one at Rattlesnake Point the Monday of the RBC Canadian Open.
Bryan Angus
It's the first major Weir has qualified for since 2013. He does play the Masters where he has a lifetime invitation for his 2003 win. He T28 the last time he played the US Open in 2013.
Taylor was the sectional co-medalist with a -10 score. He last played the US Open in 2009 when he was the low amateur.
No Canadians are exempt this year but there are several more qualifiers including one at Rattlesnake Point the Monday of the RBC Canadian Open.
Bryan Angus
Monday, May 20, 2019
Koepka battles the wind, hangs on to win the PGA Championship
PGA Championship final scoreboard https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/leaderboard
Winning a golf tournament is rarely easy, a major more so. Brooks Koepka set scoring records all week on mighty Bethpage Black during this PGA Championship and after a birdie at the 10th on Sunday he stood on the tee at #11 with a 6 shot lead over Dustin Johnson
However Mother Nature had made a late arrival bringing her blustery wind with her.
He proceeded to make 4 straight bogey's while DJ rolled in 2 birdies and suddenly his monumental lead was down to one.
His "walk in the Bethpage park" had become a struggle to make it home.
However everyone else was struggling in the conditions as well, including DJ who proceeded to bogey 15 and 16 giving Koepka back a 3 shot advantage which was just as well when he made another bogey at the 17th.
He gathered himself though, managed a par at the last and signed for a weeks worst +4 74. but still good enough at -8 for a two shot record breaking win, his 4th major in 8 starts, the first guy to ever win back to back US Opens and PGA Championships.
Dustin Johnson was 2nd at the Masters, now again at this PGA Championship. In fact he has now finished 2nd at all 4 majors.
Other notables like Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Matt Kuchar and Adam Scott all had top 10 finishes.
Adam Hadwin T29 72 70 70 73 +5, Corey Connors T64 72 72 76 71 +11 despite leading the field in driving stats after the first round. His putting was nearly last.
Koepka who has honed his magnificent game on courses and in conditions around the world, on the European Challenge Tour before graduating to the European Tour has now come full cycle and at 29 is ranked the #1 player in the world.
Bryan Angus
Winning a golf tournament is rarely easy, a major more so. Brooks Koepka set scoring records all week on mighty Bethpage Black during this PGA Championship and after a birdie at the 10th on Sunday he stood on the tee at #11 with a 6 shot lead over Dustin Johnson
However Mother Nature had made a late arrival bringing her blustery wind with her.
He proceeded to make 4 straight bogey's while DJ rolled in 2 birdies and suddenly his monumental lead was down to one.
His "walk in the Bethpage park" had become a struggle to make it home.
However everyone else was struggling in the conditions as well, including DJ who proceeded to bogey 15 and 16 giving Koepka back a 3 shot advantage which was just as well when he made another bogey at the 17th.
He gathered himself though, managed a par at the last and signed for a weeks worst +4 74. but still good enough at -8 for a two shot record breaking win, his 4th major in 8 starts, the first guy to ever win back to back US Opens and PGA Championships.
Dustin Johnson was 2nd at the Masters, now again at this PGA Championship. In fact he has now finished 2nd at all 4 majors.
Other notables like Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Matt Kuchar and Adam Scott all had top 10 finishes.
Adam Hadwin T29 72 70 70 73 +5, Corey Connors T64 72 72 76 71 +11 despite leading the field in driving stats after the first round. His putting was nearly last.
Koepka who has honed his magnificent game on courses and in conditions around the world, on the European Challenge Tour before graduating to the European Tour has now come full cycle and at 29 is ranked the #1 player in the world.
Bryan Angus
Sunday, May 19, 2019
Nobody can stop Koepka from making history..Sunday tee times/ scoreboard
PGA Championship leaderboard https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/leaderboard
Sunday tee times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/tee-times
When he missed a 6 footer for birdie at the first I thought ok, maybe they're not all going in today, then when the back to back bogey's came at 9 and 10 there was a glimmer of hope that somebody was going to make a game of this PGA Championship.
As it turned out nobody except for a powerful young Thai with the improbable name of Jazz Janewattananond made any kind of a charge at Brooks Koepka whose E 70 still leaves him 7 shots clear at -12 with what should be an " 18 hole walk in this Bethpage park" today.
It is the largest final round lead in PGA Championship history and when he pulls it off he will set another record by becoming the first player to win back to back US Open and PGA titles. He will also join Tiger, Jack and Ben Hogan to win 4 majors in 8 starts.
He will be paired with Harold Varner III (-5) today who is one of the chasing pack who can win a spot in the Masters with a top 4 finish. Dustin Johnson is also T2 at -5 so enjoy watching him go flag hunting today.
Canadian scores: Corey Connors T74 +10, Adam Hadwin T26 +2
Saturday was moving day but nothing changed. Nobody but the brilliant Koepka who took just 128 strokes to play 36 holes has managed to tame a rather soft Bethpage Black.
We haven't seen the likes of this since Tiger in his prime in 2000 so if you're going to be watching this long weekend Sunday, just enjoy, he's making history..
Bryan Angus
Sunday tee times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/tee-times
When he missed a 6 footer for birdie at the first I thought ok, maybe they're not all going in today, then when the back to back bogey's came at 9 and 10 there was a glimmer of hope that somebody was going to make a game of this PGA Championship.
As it turned out nobody except for a powerful young Thai with the improbable name of Jazz Janewattananond made any kind of a charge at Brooks Koepka whose E 70 still leaves him 7 shots clear at -12 with what should be an " 18 hole walk in this Bethpage park" today.
It is the largest final round lead in PGA Championship history and when he pulls it off he will set another record by becoming the first player to win back to back US Open and PGA titles. He will also join Tiger, Jack and Ben Hogan to win 4 majors in 8 starts.
He will be paired with Harold Varner III (-5) today who is one of the chasing pack who can win a spot in the Masters with a top 4 finish. Dustin Johnson is also T2 at -5 so enjoy watching him go flag hunting today.
Canadian scores: Corey Connors T74 +10, Adam Hadwin T26 +2
Saturday was moving day but nothing changed. Nobody but the brilliant Koepka who took just 128 strokes to play 36 holes has managed to tame a rather soft Bethpage Black.
We haven't seen the likes of this since Tiger in his prime in 2000 so if you're going to be watching this long weekend Sunday, just enjoy, he's making history..
Bryan Angus
Saturday, May 18, 2019
More records for Koepka as he leads PGA Championship by 7 shots
PGA Championship leaderboard https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/leaderboard
Saturday tee-times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/tee-times
He says he didn't have his "A" game but the way he's putting it barely made any difference. His 63,65 128 total is the lowest ever at at a major after 36 holes and it gives Brooks Koepka a 7 shot lead at -12, another major record.
Jordan Spieth and Adam Scott are closest to him at -5. Dustin Johnson leads a pack of 5 at -4 which includes England's Matt Wallace who put Koepka's performance into perspective, "any score under par around this set up is very good".
The cut fell at +4 and both Corey Connors 72 72 +4 made it as did Adam Hadwin 72 70 E. He is paired with Henrik Stenson today at 10.20am
Tiger didn't make the cut as he shot 73 +5 total. Others like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm also missed the cut. Rory rallied on his back nine and he will be around for the weekend, like everyone else, well back.
Spieth who claims to have sorted out his putting woes will join Koepka in the final pairing today at 2.50pm.. Play begins at 7.50am. Spieth is looking for the career grand slam.
I believe the pack will close on Koepka as he vies to successfully defend his title and win his 4th major. The question is will he give them a chance to catch up. Another mid 60's round today will make Sunday no more than a "walk in the Bethpage park"..
Bryan Angus
Saturday tee-times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/tee-times
He says he didn't have his "A" game but the way he's putting it barely made any difference. His 63,65 128 total is the lowest ever at at a major after 36 holes and it gives Brooks Koepka a 7 shot lead at -12, another major record.
Jordan Spieth and Adam Scott are closest to him at -5. Dustin Johnson leads a pack of 5 at -4 which includes England's Matt Wallace who put Koepka's performance into perspective, "any score under par around this set up is very good".
The cut fell at +4 and both Corey Connors 72 72 +4 made it as did Adam Hadwin 72 70 E. He is paired with Henrik Stenson today at 10.20am
Tiger didn't make the cut as he shot 73 +5 total. Others like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm also missed the cut. Rory rallied on his back nine and he will be around for the weekend, like everyone else, well back.
Spieth who claims to have sorted out his putting woes will join Koepka in the final pairing today at 2.50pm.. Play begins at 7.50am. Spieth is looking for the career grand slam.
I believe the pack will close on Koepka as he vies to successfully defend his title and win his 4th major. The question is will he give them a chance to catch up. Another mid 60's round today will make Sunday no more than a "walk in the Bethpage park"..
Bryan Angus
Friday, May 17, 2019
Koepka sets Bethpage Black record 63, leads PGA Championship...live scoring
PGA Championship live scoreboard https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/leaderboard
Friday pairings/ tee times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/tee-times
He grew up watching Tiger dominate the game and yesterday, paired with his idol and last year's player of the year Francesco Molinari, Brooks Koepka thrashed both of them by 9 shots as he posted a bogey free course record -7 63 while they both struggled to +2 72's.
So dominant was the 3 time major and defending champion he set the record without making a birdie on either of the two par 5's.
The only player close to him was Kiwi, Danny Lee who birdied his final 2 holes for a brilliant -6 64. Tommy Fleetwood flew in from hosting the British Masters in Southport, England to post a -3 67 and sits alone in 3rd.
A group of five are at -2 68 then 8 more at -1 69, including Rickie Fowler, Jason Day, Phil Mickelson and Jordan Spieth.
Tiger ruined 3 birdies and an eagle with 3 bogey's and 2 doubles for his 72. Rory couldn't buy a putt, making his only birdie on his final hole for his 72.
Both Canadians, Adam Hadwin and Corey Connors also scored + 72's.
The field are out early this morning at 6.45am. Follow my live scoring/ tee time links above.
Bryan Angus
Friday pairings/ tee times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/tee-times
He grew up watching Tiger dominate the game and yesterday, paired with his idol and last year's player of the year Francesco Molinari, Brooks Koepka thrashed both of them by 9 shots as he posted a bogey free course record -7 63 while they both struggled to +2 72's.
So dominant was the 3 time major and defending champion he set the record without making a birdie on either of the two par 5's.
The only player close to him was Kiwi, Danny Lee who birdied his final 2 holes for a brilliant -6 64. Tommy Fleetwood flew in from hosting the British Masters in Southport, England to post a -3 67 and sits alone in 3rd.
A group of five are at -2 68 then 8 more at -1 69, including Rickie Fowler, Jason Day, Phil Mickelson and Jordan Spieth.
Tiger ruined 3 birdies and an eagle with 3 bogey's and 2 doubles for his 72. Rory couldn't buy a putt, making his only birdie on his final hole for his 72.
Both Canadians, Adam Hadwin and Corey Connors also scored + 72's.
The field are out early this morning at 6.45am. Follow my live scoring/ tee time links above.
Bryan Angus
Monday, May 13, 2019
PGA Championship tee times ..Bethpage Black hole by hole video.
PGA Championship Thursday/ Friday tee times https://www.pga.com/events/pgachampionship/2019-pga-championship-tee-times-rounds-1-2-Bethpage
Two Canucks are in this 2nd major of the year, the PGA Championship being staged at Bethpage Black in upper New York State. Adam Hadwin with Thomas Pieters, Patton Kizzire at 6.56am and Corey Connors, Jim Furyk and Marc Leishman 2.00pm will contest with most of the world's best beginning on Thursday.
For tee times for rounds 1 and 2 click on the excellent link above which includes a hole by hole fly over video.
Brooks Koepka defends and he is paired with Tiger and Francesco Molinari at 8.24am Thursday in the feature group.
Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm and Jordan Spieth are at 1.16. Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson and Jason Day are off at 1.38pm
Bryan Angus
Two Canucks are in this 2nd major of the year, the PGA Championship being staged at Bethpage Black in upper New York State. Adam Hadwin with Thomas Pieters, Patton Kizzire at 6.56am and Corey Connors, Jim Furyk and Marc Leishman 2.00pm will contest with most of the world's best beginning on Thursday.
For tee times for rounds 1 and 2 click on the excellent link above which includes a hole by hole fly over video.
Brooks Koepka defends and he is paired with Tiger and Francesco Molinari at 8.24am Thursday in the feature group.
Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm and Jordan Spieth are at 1.16. Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson and Jason Day are off at 1.38pm
Bryan Angus
Finland's Marcus Kinhault wins the Betfred British Masters.. final scoreboard
European Tour Betfred British Masters final leaderboard http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2019/tournamentid=2019042/leaderboard/index.html#/leaderboard
I am working weekends these days so couldn't post much on this Betfred British Masters hosted by Tommy Fleetwood in Southport, England. It's a solid event and was well attended and had a strong European Tour field.
In the end it was Finland's Marcus Kinhault 65 69 68 70 -16 who outlasted Eddie Pepperall, Robert MacIntyre from Scotland and Matt Wallace all at -15.
Here is the report from europeantour.com.
I am working weekends these days so couldn't post much on this Betfred British Masters hosted by Tommy Fleetwood in Southport, England. It's a solid event and was well attended and had a strong European Tour field.
In the end it was Finland's Marcus Kinhault 65 69 68 70 -16 who outlasted Eddie Pepperall, Robert MacIntyre from Scotland and Matt Wallace all at -15.
Here is the report from europeantour.com.
Marcus Kinhult secured his maiden European Tour title at the 52nd time of asking after producing a birdie-birdie finish to win the Betfred British Masters by a single shot.
There was late drama at Hillside Golf Club on Sunday as Kinhult, Matt Wallace, defending champion Eddie Pepperell and young Scot Robert MacIntyre were locked together at 15 under par when the final group containing overnight leaders Kinhult and Wallace stood on the 18th tee.
With Pepperell and MacIntyre watching on following the conclusion of their rounds, Kinhult coolly rolled in his eight foot birdie putt at the last to sign for a final-round 70 and make his European Tour breakthrough.
There was late drama at Hillside Golf Club on Sunday as Kinhult, Matt Wallace, defending champion Eddie Pepperell and young Scot Robert MacIntyre were locked together at 15 under par when the final group containing overnight leaders Kinhult and Wallace stood on the 18th tee.
With Pepperell and MacIntyre watching on following the conclusion of their rounds, Kinhult coolly rolled in his eight foot birdie putt at the last to sign for a final-round 70 and make his European Tour breakthrough.
Bryan Angus
Sung Kang gets first win at AT&T Byron Nelson..final scoreboard
PGA Tour AT&T Byron Nelson final leaderboard https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/at-t-byron-nelson/leaderboard.html
We're used to women from South Korea winning on the LPGA Tour but with the ladies on a break right now it was fellow countryman Sung Kang who had the week of his golfing life shooting a final round -4 67 -23 total to win the rain delayed AT&T Byron Nelson by two shots for his first PGA Tour title. Due to earlier rain delays he played 27 holes on Sunday.
He is 31 and has been golfing around the world since 2011 with only one win in 2013 in Korea to show for his trevails.
In a year where several others including Corey Connors have changed their lives with a first win, Kang is no different. He wins $1.4m, 2 years full exemption including the Masters and a spot a this week's PGA Championship at Bethpage amongst many other bonuses.
Speaking of the PGA Championship, Brooks Koepka warmed up for his title defence there with a 4th place finish on Sunday, closing with a -6 65 -20 total.
Roger Sloan made the cut but didn't survive the 2nd cut so he MDF meaning he gets paid but didn't play the 4th round.
Scott Piercy had a remarkable week as well, didn't make a bogey, hit 60/72 fairways, was 12/12 scrambling and finished T2 69 67 63 64 -21 along with Matt Every.
Bryan Angus
We're used to women from South Korea winning on the LPGA Tour but with the ladies on a break right now it was fellow countryman Sung Kang who had the week of his golfing life shooting a final round -4 67 -23 total to win the rain delayed AT&T Byron Nelson by two shots for his first PGA Tour title. Due to earlier rain delays he played 27 holes on Sunday.
He is 31 and has been golfing around the world since 2011 with only one win in 2013 in Korea to show for his trevails.
In a year where several others including Corey Connors have changed their lives with a first win, Kang is no different. He wins $1.4m, 2 years full exemption including the Masters and a spot a this week's PGA Championship at Bethpage amongst many other bonuses.
Speaking of the PGA Championship, Brooks Koepka warmed up for his title defence there with a 4th place finish on Sunday, closing with a -6 65 -20 total.
Roger Sloan made the cut but didn't survive the 2nd cut so he MDF meaning he gets paid but didn't play the 4th round.
Scott Piercy had a remarkable week as well, didn't make a bogey, hit 60/72 fairways, was 12/12 scrambling and finished T2 69 67 63 64 -21 along with Matt Every.
Bryan Angus
Sunday, May 12, 2019
Round 3 suspended at AT&T Byron Nelson...live scoreboard
PGA Tour AT&T Byron Nelson leaderboard https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/at-t-byron-nelson/leaderboard.html
The start of play at the Trinity Forest course delayed the start of the 3rd round of this AT&T Byron Nelson by 6 hours due to torrential overnight rain and when play began only 9 of the 83 players finished.
They will return at 7.30 this morning paired in three's. Matt Every overtook Sung Kane's 4 shot lead with a front nine of -6 30 -18 to take the clubhouse lead. Kang is at -17 and they are paired together.
They will have to play 27 holes today if the tournament is to finish 72 holes. The weather forecast is mainly sunny.
Roger Sloan played 13 holes at +1, he is currently T79 -1.
Bryan Angus
The start of play at the Trinity Forest course delayed the start of the 3rd round of this AT&T Byron Nelson by 6 hours due to torrential overnight rain and when play began only 9 of the 83 players finished.
They will return at 7.30 this morning paired in three's. Matt Every overtook Sung Kane's 4 shot lead with a front nine of -6 30 -18 to take the clubhouse lead. Kang is at -17 and they are paired together.
They will have to play 27 holes today if the tournament is to finish 72 holes. The weather forecast is mainly sunny.
Roger Sloan played 13 holes at +1, he is currently T79 -1.
Bryan Angus
Saturday, May 11, 2019
Roger is the "Sloan" Ranger at the rain delayed Byron Nelson
PGA Tour AT&T Byron Nelson leaderboard https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/at-t-byron-nelson/leaderboard.html
After a Friday round -3 68 Roger Sloan is the lone Canadian playing this weekend at this weather delayed AT&T Byron Nelson. He is T67 -2.
All the other 5 (Mac Hughes, David Hearn, Adam Svensson, Nick Taylor, Ben Silverman) missed the cut the week before the PGA Championship at Bethpage in New York State.
South Korean Sung Kang tied the course record -10 61 to lead by 4 shots at -16. PGA Champion Brooks Koepka continues his fine season currently 4th at -11.
Play hasn't begun yet in round 3 due to rain and thunder activity.
Bryan Angus
After a Friday round -3 68 Roger Sloan is the lone Canadian playing this weekend at this weather delayed AT&T Byron Nelson. He is T67 -2.
All the other 5 (Mac Hughes, David Hearn, Adam Svensson, Nick Taylor, Ben Silverman) missed the cut the week before the PGA Championship at Bethpage in New York State.
South Korean Sung Kang tied the course record -10 61 to lead by 4 shots at -16. PGA Champion Brooks Koepka continues his fine season currently 4th at -11.
Play hasn't begun yet in round 3 due to rain and thunder activity.
Bryan Angus
Friday, May 10, 2019
Mac Hughes leads Candians at AT&T Byron Nelson
After an opening -4 67 which included just the one bogey Mac Hughes leads this week's Canadian contingent at the AT&T Byron Nelson.
More to follow
Bryan Angus
More to follow
Bryan Angus
Monday, May 6, 2019
Not a banner weekend for Canadians.. final scoreboards. .
PGA Tour Wells Fargo Championship final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/wells-fargo-championship/leaderboard.html
Californian Max Homa won the Wells Fargo Championship for his first PGA Tour win and all the baubles that go with it including a cheque for $1.4m and that was about the best news for Canadian golf this weekend...Max toiled at times for several years on the old Canadian Tour after winning the NCAA championship in 2013. He only made two cuts on the PGA Tour 2 years ago, and was ranked as low as 1282 in the world.
Adam Hadwin T38 at -1 after a Sunday 73 while Nick Taylor T54 +2.
LPGA Tour Mediheal Championship final scoreboard http://www.lpga.com/tournaments/lpga-mediheal-championship/results
Brooke Henderson missed a rare cut at the Mediheal Championship in Daly California. Alena Sharp finished with a 72 T27 +1. Jaclyn Lee WD with a wrist injury and Anne Catherine Tanguay T61 +6 which included an 80 on Saturday.
South Korean Sei Young Kim won it in a playoff despite a final round 75.
Web.com Nashville Golf Open final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/webcom/tournaments/nashville-golf-open/leaderboard.html
None of the 4 Canadians ( Brad Fritsch, Ryan Yip Michael Gligic, Albin Choi) made the cut on the Web. com tour Nashville Golf Open. American Robbie Shelton beat Scottie Scheffler on the 1st playoff hole.
PGA Tour Champions Insperity Invitational final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/champions/tournaments/insperity-invitational/leaderboard.html
Stephen Ames T37 at the Champions Tour Insperity Invitational after a final round 70 in Houston. Scott McCarron won it by two shots 67 65 67 -17 at a rain delayed Woodlands GC in Texas.
Bryan Angus
Californian Max Homa won the Wells Fargo Championship for his first PGA Tour win and all the baubles that go with it including a cheque for $1.4m and that was about the best news for Canadian golf this weekend...Max toiled at times for several years on the old Canadian Tour after winning the NCAA championship in 2013. He only made two cuts on the PGA Tour 2 years ago, and was ranked as low as 1282 in the world.
Adam Hadwin T38 at -1 after a Sunday 73 while Nick Taylor T54 +2.
LPGA Tour Mediheal Championship final scoreboard http://www.lpga.com/tournaments/lpga-mediheal-championship/results
Brooke Henderson missed a rare cut at the Mediheal Championship in Daly California. Alena Sharp finished with a 72 T27 +1. Jaclyn Lee WD with a wrist injury and Anne Catherine Tanguay T61 +6 which included an 80 on Saturday.
South Korean Sei Young Kim won it in a playoff despite a final round 75.
Web.com Nashville Golf Open final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/webcom/tournaments/nashville-golf-open/leaderboard.html
None of the 4 Canadians ( Brad Fritsch, Ryan Yip Michael Gligic, Albin Choi) made the cut on the Web. com tour Nashville Golf Open. American Robbie Shelton beat Scottie Scheffler on the 1st playoff hole.
PGA Tour Champions Insperity Invitational final scoreboard https://www.pgatour.com/champions/tournaments/insperity-invitational/leaderboard.html
Stephen Ames T37 at the Champions Tour Insperity Invitational after a final round 70 in Houston. Scott McCarron won it by two shots 67 65 67 -17 at a rain delayed Woodlands GC in Texas.
Bryan Angus
Saturday, May 4, 2019
Henderson misses the cut at the LPGA Mediheal Championship
LPGA Mediheal Championship leaderboard http://www.lpga.com/tournaments/lpga-mediheal-championship/leaderboard
Brooke Henderson has missed a rare cut at this week's Mediheal Championship in Daly City, California. She shot 72 76 +4. Brittany Marchand 80 72 joined her.
Jaclyn Lee and Anne Catherine Tanguay 72 71 -1 T21, Alena Sharp 76 71 +3 made the cut on the number.
The leader at -7 is South Korean So Yeon Ryu 67 70 as they begin play this weekend with 8 South Koreans in the top 10.
Bryan Angus
Brooke Henderson has missed a rare cut at this week's Mediheal Championship in Daly City, California. She shot 72 76 +4. Brittany Marchand 80 72 joined her.
Jaclyn Lee and Anne Catherine Tanguay 72 71 -1 T21, Alena Sharp 76 71 +3 made the cut on the number.
The leader at -7 is South Korean So Yeon Ryu 67 70 as they begin play this weekend with 8 South Koreans in the top 10.
Bryan Angus
Friday, May 3, 2019
Hadwin / Taylor make the cut as Dufner leads the Wells Fargo Championship .. live leaderboards..
So as the PGA Championship looms at Bethpage Black in three weeks time its another big regular season week for the seven Canadians who are playing this week at the Wells Fargo Championship. After two rounds only Adam Hadwin and Nick Taylor made the cut.
PGA Tour Wells Fargo Championship https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/wells-fargo-championship/leaderboard.html
Rory McIlroy is the favourite at this magnificent Quail Hollow course in Charlotte NC. After 2 weeks off when he worked on controlling the curve on his shots he opened with a -5 67 and was cruising along well in round 2 until he made a double bogey 6 at the 8th then a bogey at 9 to finish with a -1 70, T4 -6.
He is now 5 shots behind a red hot Jason Dufner who is having a great week 68 63 -11. He is followed by Joel Dahmen 66 66, and long time Canadian Tour star Max Homa 69 63, both at -10.
Those three have opened a gap between McIlroy and the rest as they enter the weekend.
Nick Taylor 67 75 E and Adam Hadwin 73 69 E are T47.
Ben Silverman, David Hearn, Roger Sloan, Adam Svensson and Mac Hughes all missed the cut.
Bryan Angus
PGA Tour Wells Fargo Championship https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2019/wells-fargo-championship/leaderboard.html
Rory McIlroy is the favourite at this magnificent Quail Hollow course in Charlotte NC. After 2 weeks off when he worked on controlling the curve on his shots he opened with a -5 67 and was cruising along well in round 2 until he made a double bogey 6 at the 8th then a bogey at 9 to finish with a -1 70, T4 -6.
He is now 5 shots behind a red hot Jason Dufner who is having a great week 68 63 -11. He is followed by Joel Dahmen 66 66, and long time Canadian Tour star Max Homa 69 63, both at -10.
Those three have opened a gap between McIlroy and the rest as they enter the weekend.
Nick Taylor 67 75 E and Adam Hadwin 73 69 E are T47.
Ben Silverman, David Hearn, Roger Sloan, Adam Svensson and Mac Hughes all missed the cut.
Bryan Angus
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