Justin Thomas won the sixteenth time on the PGA tour, but he was different on Sunday Hilton Head Island, SC
“I didn’t realize how much I missed,” he said of the emotions that accompanied him to the sequel of winning.
Thomas trained Bordie in the first tiebreaker from 6 meters, RBC Heritage won at Harbor Town Golf links, declaring himself a champion in the first time in almost three years.
Thomas and Andrew Novak, who are looking for his first success on the PGA tour, are 17-underneath the 17-underneath of the 72 holes. Novak was in the last match for the third time this season, but could not find a way to win.
Thomas, the two -time champion of ‘Major’, has not won the 2022 PGA Championship.
“It is very difficult to win. It’s very difficult,” said Thomas. “I left my skin. I was patient. I’m positive.”
Thomas threw 68, ending his bogies free round with three pairs in a row. Novak also failed to 2.5 -meter put in the last control hole and added 68 blows to the round.
“I failed to read,” he said.
Thomas was in the playoffs seven times in the circuit and won five of them.
So this is a very close game for Novak.
Not so much in terms of emotions, “he said.” I was not as disappointed as I thought. I think I have done so good things. … I should go there and someday succeed at some point, but all these endings are very good. “
Thomas leader after the first and second rounds. On Sunday, he joined the Whole 15 with a putt for Burdie 24 and one and a half, but Novak faced 16 feet from about 17 feet.
“This week is very proud to put me in that position when I really feel that I didn’t swing a great swing,” Novak said. “I could almost succeed without doing my best swing.”
Daniel Bergar (Sunday 65), Brian Harman (69), Maverik McNeely (70) and Canadian Mackenzie Hughes (67) are in third place. English Tommy Fleetwood (70) is seventh.
“I have failed two swing in the last nine holes,” said Harman. “If I had four or five swings during the tournament, I think it would have been there.”
Hughes said the result in the top 10 would be beneficial for the general scenario.
“When I know that having a similar result and the points will be expanded (in the restored system of the trip), it is very big for me,” Hughes said.
The defender of the title scoty shefler, with three birdies in five holes, up to double-bogie 7 in Hole 15 and a bogie in 17. With 70 blows, he finished eighth with Russell Henley (70) and third round leader, South Korean Woo Kim (74), 12 under 12.
Cheffler, the current number 1 in the world, has not yet won the championship this year.
“I need some more blows. They are undoubtedly for me,” said Cheffler.
Kim went up 2 in 12 holes and his problems continued with a double bogie 5 in the hole 14.
The best result of Bud Kawli’s 64 last round. Under 7, he was 32nd.
