Russell Henley birdied his final four holes to force a playoff and claim his sixth PGA Tour win at the Charles Schwab Challenge, denying Eric Cole a breakthrough victory in heartbreaking fashion.
Russell Henley’s Titleist setup helped deliver a clutch Charles Schwab Challenge win, featuring a Pro V1x, TSi3 driver, T100 irons and Scotty Cameron Phantom 5 putter.
Rory McIlroy overcame a chaotic weekend at Augusta National to defend his Masters title, holding off late charges to secure back-to-back green jackets and his sixth major championship.
etting the pace at East Lake Golf Club with a bogey-free 9-under 61, the Georgia native felt “at peace” with his game even if he had world No.1 Scottie Scheffler hot on his heels just two strokes behind.
Jordan Spieth, a member of the PGA Tour Policy Board that approved the agreement with SSG, flatly said on Wednesday (US time) at Pebble Beach Golf Links, “I don’t think that it’s needed,” referring to a deal with PIF.
After a week of frantic movement as players ricocheted up and down the projected rankings, Glover didn’t just win; he was the only player who started the week outside the FedEx Cup Playoffs cutline who managed to change his fortunes.
In what was the definition of a ball-striking clinic, Glover ranked first in driving accuracy, strokes gained/approach and strokes gained/tee-to-green.
Henley secured his fourth career PGA Tour title with a four-stroke victory over Brian Harman by overcoming nerves and demons and loads of past disappointment while holding a 54-hole lead.
Also at various points in his career Henley was known to set his phone for a text alert to himself that read, “I am the best putter in the world.” This week, he was certainly one of the best in Mexico. And that’s all that really mattered.
Australian Golf Digest
