Fourtown, PA. – SEPP Strak from Austria left behind Ireland’s Shane Lowry at a Sunday duel at Philadelphia Cricket Club to win the Truist championship and add a signature event to its growing resume.
After three rounds of Strakle and Lowry, they shared the leadership and Lowry drilled 15 holes until 16 in the club’s Wissahickon course before throwing a par-3 to 16.
Strakle, the tournament under the age of 264 to finish 16 under 68 to finish a road below 2. 18. He landed in the sand of the T -shirt, but he made a big healing on the green and saved the money.
Lowry kidnapped Birdie at number 17 and missed three for Bogey for 70 rounds. He and Justin Thomas (67) took second place under 14.
32 -year -old Straka won the American Express in January, and now this season, PGA Tour is the second player with more than one win. Fedex will be second in the cup race and will accelerate the next week’s PGA Championship.
Since the victory of the 2019 Open Championship, Lowry has not yet won an individual event in PGA Tour.
Lowry besieged two of the first five holes, and Straka matched him with a 20 -meter eagle under 16. The next hole Bogeyed, but when the couple surrounded the Strakle bird, they surrounded the Par-3 eighth places.
At the number 9, Straka nailed a 28 -meter bird idol for an advantage of two shots, but threw it with swamps in a row. He watched in short and 11 in the shelter and to the left of the hole to the left.
The neck and neck are upset, both of them besieged the par-5 to adjust the close coating.
Patrick Cantlay, Jacob Bridgeman and Tommy Fleetwood from England hit 65 in the fourth place under 12. Rory McILO from Northern Ireland released 68 without Bogey and took the seventh with Cameron Young (66), Germany’s Stephan Jager (66) and Keith Mitchell (71).
-Adam Zielonka, Field Level Media
