BMW Champion Players REVEAL What They Actually Think Of The PGA …
Welcome back to Golf District. Here's some news for you about BMW Championship and Tour Championships. The male who is permanently expressionless licked his lips, breaking his stone-cold look due to the fact that stoicism would not be sufficient for what he simply did. Patrick Cantlay's tee shot that was supposed to stay safe did not, leaving him with a mean, uphill technique from a bunker with the ball above his feet and edging in the way as he holds on to a one-shot benefit on the last hole. He would need to slice his ball something intense to reach the green and anything less than right would put the concern in doubt. But Cantlay took a magnificent swipe and the technique looked great.
Whatever drama stayed was eliminated when his birdie attempt finished inches from the hole, and when those inches were removed Cantlay– his stoicism returning with disconcerting speed– responded with a reserved fist pump and slight smile, signaling this 2022 BMW Championship was officially his. Simply as importantly Cantlay makes certain there is no mess to tidy up, and the result is one of the more well-rounded games in the sport. Cantlay becomes the first player in the 16 seasons of the tour's postseason to win the same occasion in successive years. Next week he'll look to end up being the first FedEx Cup winner to repeat as champion. He'll be in a great position to do so, beginning the Tour Championship's staggered scoring system in second place, 2 shots behind Scheffler, and at least one ahead of the rest of the 30-man field. Sahith Theegala might still feel the sting of defeat from a number of close calls this season, however the rookie was left floating on air after the final round of the BMW Champion. After starting the day with his hands shaking, he produced a clutch surface– a back-nine 33 for a 3-under 68 and a T15 finish– to protect a journey to the TOUR Championship and with it a possibility to win the FedExCup. He'll go in as the 28th seed. Theegala, 24, came to Wilmington Country Club as the 27th seed. In a season of solid and in some cases magnificent play, but likewise hard losses– a bogey on the 71st hole at the WM Phoenix Open, a double at the last at the Travelers Championship– this near miss out on would lastly bring his first PGA trip project to an end.
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