On January 24, Beijing time, the American Express tournament ended. Hudson Swafurt soared to an all-eight-time low in the final round to win his third PGA Tour title by a two-stroke margin.
Tom Hogg shot a -4 in second place, Brian Harman finished in T3 with a total of -20, and world number one Joan Ram shot a -1 and finished -14 in T14.
(Final Round Highlights)
Surprise win, eagle ball to break the situation!
At the start of the final round, Hudson Swofer was three strokes behind the tie-winner at the time, Lee Hodges, and French player Paul Bajoun. Although he started the game with a bogey on the 1st hole, the counter-attack had only just begun.
He quickly caught 4 birds in the next 7 holes.
(Super strength bravely wins)
After the transfer, Hudson Swoofer took the lead with three consecutive birdies on three holes. Although he swallowed a bogey in par 13, he soon caught a birdie on par 14.
But he didn't play easily, losing a shot on par four on the 15th hole to tie with Harman, and Molinari quickly grabbed the birdie on the 16th hole to join them.
When Swofort made it to the crucial par 16 hole, he seized the chance and scored an Eagles ball to pull the score apart. On this iconic hole, he shot his second shot from 198 yards to within 3 yards of the flagpole side.
(Key hardcore one attack)
(Successfully pushed eagle push!) ）
He then advanced a 7-yard birdie on the next hole, a par 3 hole called Alcatraz, where the island's greens were surrounded by rugged rocks.
On the final par four he also pushed a nearly 3-yard Paula push to show off his steady kingly demeanor. The 34-year-old finally won by a two-stroke advantage! His FedEx Cup points also jumped from 123 to 7th.
(Son runs to the winning dad!) Sweet moments of celebration for Swofoort! ）
Lead the table
Hogg scored a 68 to finish in second place alone. The 32-year-old missed the chance to win the title in the 201st race of his career.
(Tom Hogg in the game)
Lee Hodges, a 26-year-old from Alabama, played the PGA Tour for the 14th time and shot a 70, finishing in T3 with Haman (64) and Griffin (67).
(Harman in the game)
Italian star Molinari, who won the 2018 British Open, swallowed a bogey on the 18th hole and shot a 68. He is tied for sixth place with Will Zaratoris (67) and Denni McCarthy (67).
Last season's FedEx Cup winner Patrick Cantley made the second round leader with a score of -14. Unfortunately, he delivered a tie in the third round. He scored -4 in the final round and broke into the top 10 with a total score of -18, in a single ninth place.
French player Bajun, who shot a 73 in the final round, finished in 10th place with a -17 and is also the 14th PGA Tour.
(Ram in the game)
Top-ranked 2018 champion Joan Ram shot a 71 and finished in the top fifteen in T14 with a score of -14.
Today's best goal came with a hole-in-one from Patton Kinzer, a batter who scored the stunning shot on the 4th hole of 171 yards. Kinzer finished T22 with a total score of 13.
(Best goal in the final round: Kim Zell scored a hole)