Min Walle ended a difficult week at the players two weeks ago and won the PGA Tour for the first time on Sunday. The Scott Scott Scott Scott, a suspension of former US Open winner Gary Woodland, beat Texas 1-0 for the Houston Open.
Australia controlled for most of the day in cruise, with a significant leader throughout the game. He had four shots from nine behind players, and appeared to win his first PGA Tour title in his career. But then Shiffler began to pour out of the bird’s trauma and Lee made a big mistake on T-16. On this last-5 last-5, which measured 531 and played the second easiest hole at the Golf Stadium in the final, Lee really struck the Thick. He poured into the water, and forced Lee again. He saved a bouque, but suddenly, the leader of his three straits was steam and became one of the best strikes. With the best player in the world to breathe around his neck, Lee was on his shoulders. He had to end it at an equal or better level on the final holes in order to hold it, or may even force him to force a sword.
But with happiness for Lee, Sheffler couldn’t drive the final bird to jump to 20 under the past. Meanwhile, Lee stood up and got off to save his four players, who was smiling in his final spoil that won the tournament. In the face of an eight-inch pot to PAR, Lee jokingly founded AimPoint, which refers to one of the most controversial subjects of the sport. It was every smile at the time, and he knew he had finally succeeded in the PGA tour.
The victory makes him the second Australian to win this season, as Carl Willips won earlier this month at the Portuguese tournament. It also promotes the world’s official rankings (OWgr) to 22nd in the world, the highest level of career and the first time he has been ranked 25th of the top players.
Now on the Masters, which Lee drew equally to the 22nd a year ago.
Texas for Houston Open Leaderboard and Monetary Future:
1. Min Woo Lea -20 — $1,710,000
T2. Scott Schiffler -19 — $845,5
T2. Gary Woodland -19 — $845,5
4. Sami Valimaki -17 -$
T5. Rorry Machelroy -15 — $337,844
T5. Alejandro Tosty -15 -$
T5. Taylor Pender -15 — $337,8
T5. Windahm Clark -15 — $337,8
9. Ryan Gerard -14 — $277,8
10. Hyus’s McKenzie -13 — $258,8
T11. Stefan Jager -12 — $211,3
T11. Rico Hori -12 — $211,3
T11. Lee Hodges -12 — $211,3
T11. Isaya Salinda -12 — $211,3
T15. Ryan Fox -11 — $163,8
T15. Eric Cole -11 — $163,8
T15. Hayden Springer -11 — 163,876$
T18. Joel Dahmen -10 -$
T18. Harris English -10 — $108,9
T18. Key Michel -10 — $108,9
T18. Kevin Yu -10 -$
T18. Victor Perez -10 -$
T18. I’m Griffin -10 -$
T18. Sam Stevens -10 — $108,9
T18. Harry Hall -10 — $108,9
T18. Chris Gotterup -10 — $108,9
T27. Jason Day -9 — 67,926$
T27. Net Lashli -9 — 67,926$
T27. JIK CNP– 67,722$
T27. Jasper Svenson -9 -$ 67,9
T27. Davis Thompson -9 -$
T32. Tony Argument -8 – $ 51,9
T32. Michael Kim -8 — $51,9
T32. Maveric McNeli -8 — $51,9
T32. Nico Ichavariia -8 -$ 51,9
T32. Rasmus Hojgard -8 -$ 51,9
T32. Chandler Phillips -8 — $51,9
T32. Charles Ritter -8 — $51,9
T39. Macero -7 -$
T39. Adam Hadwin -7 -$
T39. Chan Kim -7 — $36,5
T39. Mulinax grapes -7 — $36,5
T39. kurt kitama -7 — $36,5
T39. Taylor Dixon -7 — $36,5
T39. Michael Trrbjonsen -7 -$
T39. Mac Misner -7 — $36,5
T47. Emiliano Grillo -6 -$
T47. Thomas Ditri -6 — $25,5
T47. Chad Rami -6 — $25,5
T47. Ryo Hisatsune -6 – $ 25,594
T47. William Moo -6 -$
T52. David Skins -5 -$
T52. Ricky Fauller -5 — $22,3
T52. Patrick Rodgers -5 — $22,3
T52. Davis Riley -5 — 22,302$
T52. Trever Old -5 — $22,3
T52. Matt McCree -5 — $22,3
T52. Piersson Code -5 — $22,3
T52. Jackson Saber -5 — $22,3
60. Sungjay in -4 -$
T61. Sam Rider -3 — 20,996$
T61. Mason Anderson -3 — 20,996$
T61. Matthew Ridel -3 — 20,996$
T64. Charlie Hoffman -2 — 20,426$
T64. Philip Noels -2 — 20,426$
T67. Adam Svenson -1 -$
T67. Sahit Tigala -1 -$
69. John Edwari in — $19,6
Jack Milko, author of the golf staff for SB Nation through it. Follow it on x @jack_milko.