Joe Highsmith signed a 7 bass card (64) for the second consecutive day, tracking to win a cognizant classic For two blows and gain his first success at the PGA tour last Sunday at the PGASE champion of the PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Highsmith spent the cut on Friday, but on Sunday afternoon a hole was already made at the top of the classification. He pushed a putt from about 21 feet to hole 17, par 3, to get a two -stroke advantage and nothing could reach him.
He became the first PGA tour player from the Brandt Snedaker at the Farmers Insurance Open of 2016 to pass cuts to the number and winning, according to the NBC’s reinstatement.
Highsmith Bogeys Round made a 24 -Year -old winner In its 34th participation in the circuit. He ended three times in the Top 10.
The 19-Bajo 265 is two blows better than the second class, Jacob Bridgeman (64) and JJ Spaun (66).
Max McGreevy (67) and Ben Griffin (69) are tied to fourth place With 16 low torque.
Jake Knapp, who led to hardly stopping since his 59 of the initial spin, could not control the speed. He made 72 blows and finished tied in sixth position with 15 bass including Russell Henley (70) and Michael Kim (71).
Source: La Verdad
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