Saturday 13 August 2022
Meanwhile, after just making the cut on Friday, Ireland’s Shane Lowry is currently tied for 66th on one-under.
The Offaly man carded a one-over 71 opening round.
Meanwhile, Séamus Power finished on three-under for the tournament.
Meanwhile, Ireland’s Seamus Power finished the day on one under.
Irish golfer Seamus Power also had a creditable final day, with a 66 leaving him on 10 under.
Kim’s 62 included a hole-in-one at the third hole.
Eagle at the fifth was the highlight of Lowry’s Friday.
Pádraig Harrington, meanwhile, won’t be staying around for the weekend.
The Waterford native — battling to keep his PGA Tour card — shot an opening-round 64 at the Wyndham Championship.
It was a disappointing second round as the pair failed to make the cut at the Wyndham Championship.
Lowry finished in a tie for seventh at the Wyndham Championship.
It was no day at the beach for the former world number one, but he did spend some considerable time in the Bahamas sand.
The victor is headed to the playoffs after grabbing his first US PGA Tour victory since 2008.
Maybe he’s not quite back.
However, it was the first time this season that Woods has managed to string three sub-70 rounds together.
The former dominant world number one is joint leader at the halfway stage of the Wyndham Championship.
The South African took the scenic route to this par on Friday.
Sergio Garcia finished his final round at the rain-delayed Wyndham Championship to win by two shots from Tim Clark.
Concussed Casillas, Clark goes close and Mario wants your camera.
Play at the Sedgefield Country Club will resume at 2pm (BST) on Monday afternoon.
Spain’s Sergio Garcia leads by one shot from Tim Clark and Bud Cauley as the US PGA Wyndham Championship enters its final day.
The Swede has continued to look impressive after an eye-catching display at the US PGA Championship.
The US Ryder Cup captain will be keeping a close eye on the field as he decides on his team to take on Europe next month.
Eight of the 12 players that will represented Europe at Medinah have been confirmed. McIlroy and McDowell are two of them.
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