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Tournament of Champions Notes
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Ryan Palmer played brilliantly with a bogey-free 9-under (64), highlighted by five consecutive birdies on the back nine (Nos. 12-16), to grab a share of the lead with Harris English. Both players are (-21) heading into the fourth and final round of the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Palmer is a four-time winner on tour. English is seeking his third “W” and last won in 2013 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic and the Mayakoba Golf Classic.
English posted an impressive, bogey-free 7-under (66) marking his second R-3 lead/co-lead on the PGA TOUR (2014 Farmers Insurance Open where he T-2). English has not made a bogey in his last 47 holes and has only recorded one bogey in his first 54 holes this week at Kapalua.
Billy Horschel (T-7) posted his second consecutive 7-under (66), has now played his last 41 holes without a bogey as he hit every green in regulation. It was the fourth time in his career he hit every GIR in a single round.
Adam Scott (T-21) hit all 18 Greens in Regulation in R-3, marking the fourth time in his career hitting all 18 greens. He only missed two greens in regulation for the entire week (52 of 54). His 52 greens hit marks his most through opening 54 holes in a PGA Tour event. Scott is (-12) and has shot 68-71-68 to fall nine off the lead.
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Tournament of Champions Third Round Leaders
Harris English - 65-67-66—198 (-21)
Ryan Palmer - 67-67-64—198 (-21)
Collin Morikawa - 69-65-65—199 (-20)
Daniel Berger - 69-65-67—201 (-18)
Full Leaderboard (link)
What They’re Saying
Palmer Shares Lead (PGA Tour com)
Plantation Course Proving No Match (KHON-TV)
Ryan Palmer Posts 9-under (64) (ESPN/AP)
Justin Thomas Apologizes for Uttering Slur (ESPN)
Can Harris English Capitalize at Kapalua (Golf World)
Webb Simpson in Contention after Bout with COVID-19 (Golfweek/USA Today com)
Golf’s #SportsBiz and Sporting Goods Industry News
Sheffler Contends Despite Losing Cherished Club (PGA Tour com)
Rahm Getting “Dialed In” with new Callaway Gear (Golf Week/USA Today)
On This Day in Golf History
January 10, 1999 - David Duval won the inaugural Tournament of Champions at the Plantation Course at Kapalua Resort in Maui. Duval shot a final round Five-under (68) to win the tournament by nine shots over Mark O’Meara and Billy Mayfair. “I hope I can do it for another 10-15 years,” said Duvalafter winning for the eighth time in 15 months. Of course Duval’s 2014 PGA Tour season was his last and he’s been a part of Golf Channel coverage and commentates on some of the major championships, such as The Open Championship. (Courtesy Randy Walker, Author of On This Day in Golf History, available via Amazon.com and by clicking HERE.)
FINAL ROUND of the TofC on the PGA TOUR:
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TV COVERAGE: Sunday, January 10th (Final Round): NBC Sports 4:00pm-6:00pm ET, and then 6:00pm-10pm (ET) on Golf Channel.
PGA Tour Radio Coverage: Sunday final - Noon-5pm (local)/5:00pm-10:00pm ET on Sirius XM PGA Tour Radio or online on the PGA Tour site link.
NEXT WEEK: The SONY (link)
Parting Putt
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