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What a difference a week makes, right? Lucas Glover opened up last week’s Travelers Championship with a 75 that had him dead last after 18 holes. He went in as the clubhouse leader at TPC Deere Run Thursday after carding an 8-under 63.
Koivun on 73 in pro debut: Never got settled enough into round
Jackson Koivun shot a 2-over 73 at TPC Deere Run in his first round as a professional. The Auburn grad said he didn't expect to be as nervous as he was off the first tee but settled in to make par on the hole.
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Glover co-leads John Deere after Round 1: 'One of those days everything went my way'
Lucas Glover had the best round of his year on Thursday at the John Deere Classic and is tied for the lead after shooting 8-under 63.
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Clark fought off not only his competitors but seemingly the entire crowd Sunday at Shinnecock Hills to capture his second U.S. Open title.
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Scottie Scheffler discussed Sunday’s final-round crowd at Shinnecock and said, “The crowd was tough today...New Yorkers are tough, tough people.”
Wyndham Clark said he prevented the wheels from coming off completely during his final round at Shinnecock Hills by replacing the negative comments he heard from fans with positive thoughts. Clark, who held on to win the 126th U,S. Open, admitted that it was obvious to him who the crowd was rooting for as his lead was beginning to dwindle.
Scottie Scheffler got part of what he needed — a crack in Wyndham Clark’s game that might have kickstarted his own run at completing the career Grand Slam.
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Wyndham Clark gets the biggest slice of the $22.5 million purse at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Here’s how much he nets for winning the 126th U.S. Open.
