Luck, who held the 36 and 54-hole leads, emerged victorious from a crowded leaderboard that saw five players tied for the lead at one point in the final round.
Australia’s Curtis Luck carded a bogey-free, 3-under 68 on Saturday to take the 54-hole lead at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship at 11-under 202.
Curtis Luck carded a 5-under 66 on Friday to take the second-round lead at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship at 8-under 134. Cameron Young sits alone in second at 7-under 135.
A birdie on the first hole of his first tournament since mid-February was nice but what West Australian Curtis Luck did next was nothing short of extraordinary.
Two years ago Cameron Davis and Curtis Luck left El Camaleon Golf Club in Mexico on top of the world; they return this week intent to prove their credentials among some of the leading professionals on the planet.
Jones joins fellow Sydney product Cameron Davis to have secured a US PGA Tour card for next year with Davis’ tie for 16th this week cementing his place inside the top 10 in the Web.com Tour Finals 25, two spots behind Jones in fifth position.
Cameron Davis’s hopes of a US PGA Tour card in 2019 have been brought back to life after the defending Australian Open champion finished third in the opening event of the Web.com Tour Finals in Ohio.
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