Riley did not disappoint and won the Colonial against an unmatchable Scheffler

Davis Rileyleading by four strokes after the third day, was not disappointed this Sunday in his attempt to win the Colonial CC., headquarters of Charles Schwab’s challenge in Fort Worth (Texas) and with a round of par 70 and 266 (-14) he won his second title of PGA Tour (Zurich Classic in pair first in 2023)which he entered in 2022 after turning professional in 2019.

ANDworld no.1 Scottie Scheffler, who on Saturday with a card of 63 strokes finished second, 4 strokes behind the head, no day, played irregularly, a little out of adjustment (bad in the first 11 holes and good in the remaining 7) and closed his performance with returned over par, 71 (+1), 5 behind the champion and tied for 271 (-9) with Keegan Bradley (67). Collin Morikawa He is fourth with 272 (-8) after 68. Between the three three chasers they have 22 wins and 5 majors.

Riley, 27 years old, had 4 birdies and 4 bogeys. He played 89 tournaments on the circuit, He is 151st in the FedEx Cup and 250th in the world ranking. This Sunday he took his chances and without any major upsets but didn’t make any major mistakes either, he comfortably held the lead and didn’t feel too much pressure from his rivals.

All of this today was learned from the player’s family that it was a suicide death of American Grayson Murraydied this Saturday at the age of 30, according to his family in a statement this Sunday.