On August 13, Beijing time, the first playoff game of the 2022 PGA TOUR, the FedEx St. Jude Championship, ended in the half-way competition at the TPC South Wind Stadium. American J.J. Sperbau still leads the other golfers with an overall score of -11 after a slightly ups and downs. Cameron Smith staged a rocket climb to tie for fifth place. Northern Ireland player Rory McIlroy and Taiwan's Pan Zhengchun were eliminated.
Spoo started from the back nine today and swallowed a bogey in the first and second halves, and although he didn't have the fiery first round, he still caught five birdies throughout the day, and after shooting a 67, he shot a two-round score of 129 (62-67) and continued to lead the table at 11 under par.
Austrian sepp Staka continued his good first round, shooting a 66 with four birdies on the last five holes, and a total of 130 (64-66) in two rounds, 10 under par, tied for second place with American player Troy Merett (65).
American Duney McCarthy was perfect on the first 17 holes, shooting an eagle on No. 6 and four more birdies. Finished with just 18 holes to swallow a bogey and eventually handed over a 65 to finish fourth with a 131 (66-65), nine under par.
Australian cameron Smith played steadily, swallowing a bogey on just 15 holes throughout the day, catching four birdies on other holes, shooting an eagle on 16 holes, and handing over 65, finishing in a tie for fifth place with a total of 132 (67-65), an under-par 8, along with Tony Forno (68), Brian Harman (66) and Ryan Palmer (67).
Justin Thomas has shot 67 consecutively, finishing at 134 overall and 6 under par, to tie for 17th place. Spaniard Joan Ram slipped, shooting a 69 today for a tie of 33 with a total of 136 and a 4-under-par finish.
This week's tournament was unlucky for some of the biggest names, with Rory McIlroy (70-69), Scotty Schaeffler (71-68) and Jordan Spieth (70-74) missing the weekend final.
Although Pan Zhengqun of Taiwan shot the Eagles on 16 holes, he only handed over 71 shots, and the total result of the two rounds was 144, 4 over par, and failed to qualify. In addition, the Chinese teenager Wu Biyuan (69-74) also suffered a elimination. The duo's PGA Tour journey this season is also over.