The American Tony Finau won this Sunday Rocket Mortgage Classic Detroit (USA) and set a new tournament record with a combined 26 under par.
will fight put the icing on the cake in a tournament where he showed great solidity, with -8, -6, -7 and -5 in four rounds that allowed him to prevail with a total of 262 hits, less than five more than the formed trio of Americans Patrick Cantlay and Cameron Young and the canadian taylor pendrith.
For will fight It was the fourth title of his career and the second in a row, following last week’s victory at the 3M Open in Minnesota. He barely recorded a ‘bogey’ in four rounds, on the eleventh hole this Sunday. So, he finished a -26 after six birdies and a bogey on the final day.
From behind, none of his pursuers could disturb him on the last day. cantlay signed an eagle, six birdies and two bogeys for a global -21. Pendrith got the score to a close with three birdies and three bogeys, while Still young he closed the tournament with six birdies and two bogeys.
Final classification (par 72)
1. Tony Finau (USA) 262 (64-66-65-67)
2. Patrick Cantlay (USA) 267 (70-65-66-66)
2. Taylor Pendrith (Canada) 267 (64-65-66-72)
2. Cameron Young (USA) 267 (71-63-65-68)
5. Stephan Jaeger (Germany) 268 (67-68-65-68)
6. Taylor Moore (USA) 269 (67-71-65-66)
7. Joohyung Kim (South Korea) 270 (69-72-66-63)
8. Wyndham Clark (United States) 271 (69-68-69-65)
8. JJ Spaun (USA) 271 (69-71-66-65)
Source: La Verdad
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