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Shane Lowry’s three-Putti gave Straka his second title of the season.
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After 71 holes, Trumpet had come down to the last green as Shane Lowry Tried to create a deficit with a blow to sepp straka.
Both players hit the wonderful second shots from the left to the lower street in the 517-Oborrin par-4 18 in Philadelphia Cricket Club. But Chaser, Lowry, had the advantage, leaving his approach 21 meters above the hole, while Straka was off 30 feet and had to navigate a key on the left front of the green.
After Straka ran his first stack nearly four feet from, Lowry was suddenly in the driver’s seat. CBS broadcasters withdrew that he could potentially win the tournament fully by making Birdie Putt and Straka lose his effort.
But this is when Lowry made the unexpected.
As soon as he hit Putt, Lowry’s hand came out of the layer as he called for the ball to slow down. The ball ran more than six meters and then pushed the first effort, making a shocking noise and giving Straka two blows to win the tournament. He needed only one while Straka buried the first party and won Trumpet from two shots to 16 under.
Before Straka even made him official, Lowry had his hat in his hands and was crushed, knowing that he had given him a chance on a play off. He ended up ending two strokes of Straka after one last round 70. He recovered his calm to offer a congratulatory hug for Straka and then headed to score before leaving the course.
Lowry and Straka were dueling all over the afternoon after starting the day tied up for the lead and three clear from someone else. Both were separated from more than one kick in just one kick.
They were connected coming to PAR-3 16, but the short Lowry his approach left and could not rise up and down. Both players lost that left on par-4 18 and Straka marked his approach while his 4-hook by the left bunker of the left road rolled beyond the front.
Lowry lost it away from the left in the ancestor and took the relief of Tio. From there, he played a beautiful 6-Hakuri from approximate to 21 feet, which would create the potential putt of draw. But it wouldn’t be.
With, the fourth victory of Straka’s career in PGA Tour and the second this season after he won the American Express again in January.
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