Sepp Straka He has three titles on the PGA tour, but he lacks a dull success. Shane lowry He tasted the success that was less than he wanted since his good championship six years ago. Straka and Lowry will leave the last couple on Sunday at Truist championshipWhere the Austrian and the Irish are located three blows above the rest after the third cycle of the emblematic event of 20 million dollars.
The Duo reached the final twist with a total of 196 blows, 14 under the PAR, after the star performance on Saturday at the Wissahickon field of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Straka signed a 66, 4 under the PAR, and lowry a 67, 3 under the par.
Keith Mitchell He led each of the first two twists, but the putt removed him. He signed a 71, 1 in PAR, and fell into 11 bass, tied in third place with Justin Thomas (66). Straka took a 7.5 -meter birdie putt to hole 17 to pick up the full front before Lowry, playing in the final group, tied it with a 1.2 -meter birdie in the same hole.
Straka He is looking for his second title of the PGA tour season and his first success at an emblematic event. LowryOn the other hand, he only won the Zurich classic of New Orleans of 2024 (an event of teams with Rory Mcilroy) and an event of the DP World Tour from his success in the open championship in 2019.
Justin Thomas The day began the leader’s day and climbed into the classification positions with six birdies and two bogeys. He made an 8 -meter birdie in hole 18, par 4, extended from right to left to combine the contest.
The afternoon Hideki Matsuyama He left early and signed the best sunshine, a 63, 7 under the par, to reach 10 under one par and fifth place. While, Rory mcilroy He had an amazing start when the birdies were gem into the holes 4, 5 and 6, the latter with an unable to produce 16 meters. Norzandés returned all the blows with double bogey and a bogey in the next two.
Mcilroy, the defensive champion, who has been performing his first event without teams since he won the Masters, signed a 69 and part of a group tied to the sixth place with 8 under the PAR. Sam Burns, Tony Finau, Canadian Nick Taylor and South Korean Sungjae Im scored 67 points.
Source: La Verdad
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