Memphis, ten. , Justin Rose The last five holes have been reduced by three-shot against hard-tail Tommy FleetwoodAnd then made two beats in a playoff against US Open Champion JJ Spon On Sunday to win Fedex St. Jude Championship.
Rose gave another sterling performance, which closed the world with 3-under 67 for its 24th win, which took him back to the top 10 in the world at the age of 45 and secured his place in another rider cup.
He made four straight holes, and narrowly recalled a 13-foot Birdi put on the 18th hole in TPC Southwind to win in regulation. Rose made six beats in the last eight holes, which he was 10 feet in 18th place on the third playoff hole.
“A wonderful last 90 minutes,” said Rose. “I played incredible golf under the stretch. When I bring my best, I know I am quite good to play and compete, and now to win against the world’s best players. To win against the world’s best players. Very satisfactory day for me.”
Spanish showed a lot of Moxi. He created a 20-foot Birdi put on the 17th hole and stretched a portion of the lead and closed with 65. He also made a 30 -foot beardi put on the second additional hole with roses in the tight.
“I could have the best I could, and he defeated me for the first hole. Just didn’t mean” Spon said, who closed a place in his first rider cup.
The daily notable rally had another setback for Lost Fleetwood, which has become a sympathetic person for close calls in golf and their severity in defeat. This was his time to add a PGA tour title to his winning worldwide, especially when his 35–foot beaver on 12th was the first of three shovedies in a four-hole stretch that gave him a two-shot lead with three to play.
But he hit the pitch through green on par-5 on 16th and scrambled for equal. He was on the 17th among the clubs, hit a poor shot and tried worse than 7 feet for the bogie. The 18th requires a Burdy, there is a chance, he went into a bunker.
Fleetwood shot 69 and dropped a shot from the playoffs Scotty cheflerWho caught the edge of so many puts on nine behind and had to settle for 67.
Fleetwood said, “I have a lot of positivity, as much as I will not feel like this right now. I am just going to see what I think I could do and how close it was,” Fleetwood said.
“All these experiences and these close calls, such as I say, do not mean to allow them to have negative effects on what happens next. What will happen?” He said. “It was a great week. I did a ton good stuff, and disappointed as much as I was disappointed, I would have to try to find the strength to create a positive experience and hopefully go again next time.”
Scheffler has not made it worse than the eighth place dating in March in its last 12 tournaments. He played the last round without his regular caddy, Ted Scott, which had an emergency family situation in Louisiana.
TPC was not the only player to leave Dakshinwind with a big smile every day. Bud collie The Fedex Cup was on the bubble to finish in the top 50, when he put a bunker shot for the Birdi on the 17th hole and closed his location for the second round of Fedex Cup playoffs outside Baltimore next week.
Ricky FowlerThose who missed Postsen last year, moved forward to 69 and BMW Championship to tie sixth. Others who went to the top 50 Kurt Kitayama, Jhonatan vegas And Jetty poston,
The top 50 is assured to stay in all $ 20 million signature events next year.
There was a lot of movement around the bubble. Jordan Spith Never found on the track this week, finished with a shot in water on 18th and finished 68th to finish 68. Chris Kirk The top 50 was inside the 50s until he used to collide in the water on the 15th for the bogie and failed to Birdi in the 3 16th position. A closing Birdi left him at number 51.
It was all at stake, the best drama was at the top, especially with Rose. He played in the final group with Fleetwood and three shots were behind, when Rose hit 6-lohee for the Birds only 15 feet. They followed with two more small shovedies, and then put in a row in 15-foot on 17th for their fourth.
“This is going to be a fun for us to celebrate,” said Rose.
