There wasn’t really any suspense at Cromwell. While he was only one step ahead before the start of this fourth round, Keegan Bradley quickly widened the gap by making five birdies on his first twelve holes. The American then relaxed a little by conceding three bogeys in the 13th, 14th and 16th and finished with a score of 68 (-23 total), his highest total in a round since the start of the tournament. That didn’t stop him from picking up the sixth victory of his career on the PGA Tour quite quietly.
Jet Scheffler
Indeed, his first pursuers point to -20 total. On this second step of the podium, we find Brian Harman and Zac Blair. The latter had a great Sunday, returning a card of 62 (1 eagle, 8 birdies, 2 bogeys), the best of the day. At Reavie, Patrick Cantlay and Scottie Scheffler take 5th place (-19). However, the world number 1 initially seemed very badly embarked after his double bogey at 7. But the 27-year-old reacted well, especially on the return, to record a record of 65 (1 eagle at 15, 6 birdies , 1 bogey and therefore 1 double bogey).
McIlroy returns to the Top 10
Two players share 7th position (-18 total). They are Denny McCarthy and Rory McIlroy, author of a good 64 card. add two more birdies to the return. The Top 10 is completed by a quartet in 9th place (-17). This group consists of Min Woo Lee, Corey Conners, Alex Smalley and Justin Thomas.
Clark down after the US Open
For his part, Rickie Fowler was less energized on Sunday, compared to his formidable 60 in the third round. Thus, the Californian has this time completed the course of the TPC River Highlands in 69 shots (3 birdies, 2 bogeys) and ranks 13th (-16 total), alongside Hideki Matsuyama. Winner of the US Open last week, Wyndham Clark had to settle for 29th place in Connecticut, after a final card of 66 (6 birdies, 2 bogeys).
2023-06-25 22:19:45
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