Gandon, Knox tied headed into final round of Club Car, Tuten goes 5 under par
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The Sunday pairings are set for the 2025 Club Car Championship at the Deer Creek Golf Course at The Landings.
Jeremy Gandon and Russell Knox are tied at 14 shots under par headed into Sunday. Knox, who was the 36-hole leader, was three under for the day. Gandon moved up nine spots after going seven under in the third round. Knox and Gandon are paired together in the final round. They tee off at 2 p.m.
Armstrong Atlantic alum Shad Tuten put together another solid round on Moving Day. Tuten went five under par. He's eight under for the tournament. Tuten is paired with Raj Ghosh for the final round. They will start at 11:25 a.m.
As for Bluffton native Bryson Nimmer, he shot 73 on Saturday. At one point, the Clemson alum made 12 consecutive pars. Nimmer is currently tied for 74th. In the final round, he is partnered with Alvaro Ortiz. They tee off at 7:40 a.m.
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