Benjamin Griffin and Andrew Novak, New Orleans Zurich Classic Champions

Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin They were a week on PGA tour champions at the first time by occupying the Zurich Classic of New Orleans In Avondale, Louisiana, with a result of 71 stroke, 1 under the par. This is after the final twist of the foursome to achieve a success for a blow to the Louisiana TPC.

Novak and Griffin They ended 260 blows, 28 under PAR, followed by twin Danish Nicolai and Rasmus Hojgaard (68 on Sunday) second with 27 under par, and Jake Knapp and Frankie Capan III (70) third with 26 under par. Novak played his 100th event of the PGA tour, while Griffin participated in 90.ª Time. Novak will soon get the title in many tournaments this year, including its defeat in the playoff last week against Justin Thomas in the RBC heritage.

After three bogeys and three birdies in holes 17, The couple achieved seven consecutive pairs Until Griffin packed a putt for the birdie from the edge about 10 meters away to the hole 17 to break the tie with Knapp and Capan, who made a bogey in the same hole. The Griffin approach stroke on Torque 5 of Hole 18 left the team 4.8 meters away, and two putts eventually got married and the championship.

The Brothers and sisters They pressed the birdies into three of the last six holes, including a birdie in Hole 18, in the group preceding the leaders. The teams generated by David Lipsky and Dylan Wu, Taylor Dickson and Trace Crowe, and Michael Thorbjornen and the Australian Karl Vilips finished with 68 blows, tied to fourth place with Luke list and the swedish henrik norlander (69) to 25 low.

The Defense Champions Rory Mcilroy and Shane Lowry They fell in the twelfth place, tied to 22 under a pair with their 72. They began to twist tied to the fifth place and then play the first nine holes in 2 under a couple before refusing. Mcilroy won Masters two weeks before, so Lowry said he was happy to be with him in his attempt to repeat.