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Rory McIlroy fired a five-under 65 to join Patrick Cantlay in a share of second at 12-under while Wyndham Clark stretched his BMW Championship lead to 17-under after a 65. The field remains tight behind them, with Gotterup and Woodland at 11-under and Morikawa at 10-under, as the final round approaches.
Michael Thorbjornsen captured his first PGA Tour win at the Rocket Classic in Detroit with a bogey-free 63, while Patrick Cantlay couldn’t capitalize on a late push and finished T-8, underscoring the continuing drought for the former champion. The result sharpens the FedEx Cup playoff picture, as the Wyndham Championship becomes the final chance for players outside the Top 70 to reach Memphis, with notable bubble candidates like Koepka, Snedeker, Day, Bradley, Finau, Glover and Horschel still fighting for a postseason berth.
The final round of the 2025 Tour Championship is underway, with Patrick Cantlay and Tommy Fleetwood leading the leaderboard. Fleetwood aims for his first PGA Tour win and a significant payday, while Cantlay seeks to end a winless streak and secure Ryder Cup qualification. Scottie Scheffler, the defending champion, is four shots behind, and other contenders include Keegan Bradley and Russell Henley. The day promises exciting golf action as players vie for the FedEx Cup and major titles.
Tommy Fleetwood and Patrick Cantlay are tied for the lead going into the final round of the PGA Tour Championship, with Fleetwood aiming for his first PGA Tour win and a chance at the $10 million prize. The leaderboard features notable players like Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, and the outcome will also influence Ryder Cup selections, especially for the US team.
Patrick Cantlay and Tommy Fleetwood share the lead entering the final round of the 2025 Tour Championship, with Cantlay aiming for his first win since 2022 and Fleetwood seeking his first PGA Tour victory. Both players faced challenges during the third round, but Cantlay's strong finish and Fleetwood's resilience keep the competition intense, with a $10 million prize and FedEx Cup title at stake.
The 2024 Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club features top golfers like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and Xander Schauffele. SportsLine's model, which has accurately predicted numerous tournaments, forecasts surprising outcomes, including a strong performance by longshot Patrick Cantlay and a stumble by Collin Morikawa. The model has been highly successful, offering significant returns on its best bets.
Hideki Matsuyama staged a historic comeback to win the Genesis Invitational at Riviera, while Patrick Cantlay's struggles on weekends continued. The PGA Tour is facing a lack of enthusiasm and star power, with longshot winners and disappointing leaderboards. The Tour's challenges are compounded by the rise of LIV Golf and a string of unfortunate events, raising concerns about the future of the 2024 campaign.
Patrick Cantlay, the 54-hole leader at the Genesis Invitational, fell to a T-4 finish due to illness, shooting 1-over 72 in the final round and declining media after citing a fever above 100 degrees. This allowed Hideki Matsuyama to claim victory, while Tiger Woods also succumbed to illness earlier in the tournament.
Hideki Matsuyama surged with a remarkable 9-under 62 final round to win The Genesis Invitational, overtaking Patrick Cantlay and a crowded leaderboard. Matsuyama's first PGA Tour win in over two years earned him a tournament record $4 million. Cantlay, who had led for most of the tournament, struggled on the final day. Matsuyama's exceptional shots on the 15th and 16th holes secured his victory, while Tiger Woods withdrew due to flu-like symptoms.
After Tiger Woods withdrew and Jordan Spieth was disqualified, Patrick Cantlay leads The Genesis Invitational by two strokes at 14-under heading into Sunday, with Xander Schauffele and Will Zalatoris two strokes back. Harris English and Luke List are also in contention, with English carding a 65 to get to 10-under and List sitting in solo fourth at 11-under.
Jordan Spieth was disqualified from the Genesis Invitational after signing an incorrect scorecard, stemming from a mistake on the par-3 fourth hole. This came after a chaotic day at the tournament, which saw tournament host Tiger Woods withdrawing due to illness. Patrick Cantlay leads the event by five strokes at 13-under 129.
Patrick Cantlay extends his lead at the 2024 Genesis Invitational with a 6-under 65, standing at 13 under, while Tiger Woods withdraws due to illness. Jason Day, Mackenzie Hughes, and Luke List trail Cantlay. Other notable early exits include Matt Fitzpatrick, Wyndham Clark, and Justin Thomas. Cantlay is the favorite to win, but Tony Finau at 45-1 odds is an intriguing pick.
Patrick Cantlay takes a commanding five-shot lead at the Genesis Invitational with a 6-under 65, while Tiger Woods withdraws due to flu symptoms. Cantlay's exceptional putting and familiarity with Riviera give him a comfortable lead over the field, with Jason Day, Luke List, and Mackenzie Hughes trailing behind. Jordan Spieth is disqualified, leaving a 51-man field for the weekend, and Cantlay remains confident in his game as he looks to maintain his lead.
Patrick Cantlay extends his lead at the 2024 Genesis Invitational with a 6-under 65, standing at 13 under, while Tiger Woods withdraws due to illness. Jason Day, Mackenzie Hughes, and Luke List trail Cantlay. Other notable early exits include Matt Fitzpatrick, Wyndham Clark, and Justin Thomas. Cantlay is the favorite to win, but Tony Finau at 45-1 odds is an intriguing pick.
Patrick Cantlay takes the lead at the Genesis Invitational with a 7-under 64, while Tiger Woods ends his return to golf with a shank and a 72. Cantlay's strong start was matched by Jordan Spieth, with both players making it look easy on the course. Woods, the tournament host, struggled with competitive rust and back issues, leaving him in danger of missing the cut.