The PGA Tour continues to be successful with its designated events. Who would have thought that bringing the best players together to play more often could produce such great golf.
Viktor Hovland won the one-hole play-off against Denny McCarthy after 13 players tied for the lead at Muirfield Village Golf Club, Dublin, Ohio, on Sunday. Hovland won his fourth PGA Tour title and first since defending his title at the World Wide Technology Championship in 2021. Hovland finished T-2 in the PGA Championship earlier this year and T-3 at the Players Championship. He has had 11 top-25 finishes across 15 events, including six within the top 10.
McCarthy made his first bogey on the 18 thhole, which was the 25-year old’s second bogey. Scottie Scheffler won a Muirfield Village Milkshake for finishing third at 6 under with the lowest round of the day. His 5-under 67 included just one bogey, on the penultimate green. Kim (73) birdied his final hole and finished solo fourth with 5 under. Andrew Putnam (71) and Jordan Spieth (71), who tied for fifth at 4 under, were also in the top five.
