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Yahoo
3 days ago
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PGA Tour Golfers Suddenly Withdraw During the RBC Canadian Open
PGA Tour Golfers Suddenly Withdraw During the RBC Canadian Open originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The RBC Canadian Open concluded its first round on Thursday with Cristobal Del Solar and Thorbjorn Olesen tied for the top spot with a score of 9-under par. Before the tournament teed off on Friday, the PGA Tour was hit with even more withdrawals. Advertisement Seamus Power withdrew from the tournament during the first round after playing the ninth hole. There was no official reason stated for the early exit, but it appears the golfer, who has nearly $15 million in career earnings, is experiencing back and hip issues again. Camilo Villegas decided to forego his spot as well after playing through all 18 holes with a score of 1-over par 70. A shoulder injury he sustained back in 2018 has plagued most of his career. Maybe he is running into issues with it again. There is no official statement for his withdrawal as of yet. Camilo Villegas putts on the ninth green during the first round.© Jeff Swinger-Imagn Images 2018 was also the year Villegas became a dad. He and his wife, Maria, welcomed their first child, a daughter named Mia. Despite an injury sidelining him from his favorite sport, he was happy. Advertisement But his world came crashing down when Mia was diagnosed with brain cancer in early 2020. The little soul fought a strong battle but sadly passed away in July 2020. People from the golf world never left his side. Their love and his daughter's undying spirit brought him back to the sport again. On the other side of the spectrum, Rory McIlroy is having a tough time at the tournament. He is T119 with a score of 1-over par. His groupmate, rookie Luke Clanton, is having a considerably better time at the course. He finished with an even 70 at T96, ending the day with an eagle on 18. Related: Scottie Scheffler Makes Major Career Decision Before U.S. Open This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 6, 2025, where it first appeared.
USA Today
04-05-2025
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- USA Today
CJ Cup Byron Nelson live leaderboard updates: Today's tee times, where to watch final round
CJ Cup Byron Nelson live leaderboard updates: Today's tee times, where to watch final round How much is Scottie Scheffler going to win by? The No. 1 player in the world has an eight-shot lead (yes, you read that right) heading into the final round of the 2025 CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas. Scheffler, who opened in 61 and has backed that up with rounds of 63 and 66, is at 23 under and leads by eight strokes over a trio of players. The last time a player led by that many shots through 54 holes? Rory McIlroy at the 2011 U.S. Open. It seems a foregone conclusion Scheffler is going to wrap up the win in his hometown event, which would be his 14th on the PGA Tour, so perhaps the race for second will be the most interesting thing from Sunday's final round. CJ Cup Byron Nelson live leaderboard Follow along with leaderboard updates from TPC Craig Ranch here. CJ Cup Byron Nelson Sunday tee times All times ET, 1st tee start 8:00 a.m. : Camilo Villegas, John Pak : Camilo Villegas, John Pak 8:09 a.m. : Mac Meissner, Byeong Hun An : Mac Meissner, Byeong Hun An 8:18 a.m. : Alejandro Tosti, Isaiah Salinda : Alejandro Tosti, Isaiah Salinda 8:27 a.m. : Henrik Norlander, Nicolai Hojgaard : Henrik Norlander, Nicolai Hojgaard 8:36 a.m. : Rafael Campos, Cam Davis : Rafael Campos, Cam Davis 8:45 a.m. : Matt Kuchar, Matteo Manassero : Matt Kuchar, Matteo Manassero 8:55 a.m. : Stephan Jaeger, Ryan Fox : Stephan Jaeger, Ryan Fox 9:10 a.m. : David Skinns, Jake Knapp : David Skinns, Jake Knapp 9:20 a.m. : Brandon Matthews, Rikuya Hoshino : Brandon Matthews, Rikuya Hoshino 9:30 a.m. : Karl Vilips, Alex Smalley : Karl Vilips, Alex Smalley 9:40 a.m. : Ben Kohles, Victor Perez : Ben Kohles, Victor Perez 9:50 a.m. : Doug Ghim, Beau Hossler : Doug Ghim, Beau Hossler 10:00 a.m. : Harry Hall, Thomas Rosenmueller : Harry Hall, Thomas Rosenmueller 10:10 a.m. : Niklas Norgaard, Davis Riley : Niklas Norgaard, Davis Riley 10:25 a.m. : Matt McCarty, Joseph Bramlett : Matt McCarty, Joseph Bramlett 10:35 a.m. : Chris Gotterup, Webb Simpson : Chris Gotterup, Webb Simpson 10:45 a.m. : Kevin Yu, Ross Steelman : Kevin Yu, Ross Steelman 10:55 a.m. : Rico Hoey, Sami Valimaki : Rico Hoey, Sami Valimaki 11:05 a.m. : Taylor Dickson, Thorbjorn Olesen : Taylor Dickson, Thorbjorn Olesen 11:15 a.m. : Pierceson Coody, Michael Thorbjornsen : Pierceson Coody, Michael Thorbjornsen 11:25 a.m. : Max McGreevy, Chandler Phillips : Max McGreevy, Chandler Phillips 11:40 a.m. : Patton Kizzire, Ben Martin : Patton Kizzire, Ben Martin 11:50 a.m. : Trey Mullinax, Nate Lashley : Trey Mullinax, Nate Lashley 12:00 p.m. : Si Woo Kim, Jordan Spieth : Si Woo Kim, Jordan Spieth 12:10 p.m. : Sam Burns, Mark Hubbard : Sam Burns, Mark Hubbard 12:20 p.m. : Takumi Kanaya, Cameron Champ : Takumi Kanaya, Cameron Champ 12:30 p.m. : Vince Whaley, Sungjae Im : Vince Whaley, Sungjae Im 12:40 p.m. : Will Gordon, Kevin Roy : Will Gordon, Kevin Roy 12:55 p.m. : Danny Walker, Patrick Rodgers : Danny Walker, Patrick Rodgers 1:05 p.m. : Sam Stevens, Andrew Putnam : Sam Stevens, Andrew Putnam 1:15 p.m. : Eric Cole, Rasmus Hojgaard : Eric Cole, Rasmus Hojgaard 1:25 p.m. : Antoine Rozner, Nico Echavarria : Antoine Rozner, Nico Echavarria 1:35 p.m. : Kurt Kitayama, Jhonattan Vegas : Kurt Kitayama, Jhonattan Vegas 1:45 p.m. : Adam Schenk, Ricky Castillo : Adam Schenk, Ricky Castillo 1:55 p.m.: Scottie Scheffler, Erik van Rooyen CJ Cup Byron Nelson where to watch Sunday final round Final round, Sunday, May 4 8 a.m.-6 p.m., PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ 1-6 p.m., SiriusXM PGA Tour radio 1-3 p.m., Golf Channel, NBC Sports app 3-6 p.m., CBS, Paramount+ CJ Cup Byron Nelson purse, prize money The purse at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson is $9.9 million, with the winner taking home $1,782,000. Past CJ Cup Byron Nelson winners 2024: Taylor Pendrith; 2023: Jason Day; 2022: K.H. Lee; 2021: K.H. Lee; 2019: Sung Kang CJ Cup Byron Nelson Sunday weather updates CJ Cup Byron Nelson Sunday hole locations
NBC Sports
04-05-2025
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- NBC Sports
CJ Cup Byron Nelson 2025: Final-round tee times, pairings and how to watch
Scottie Scheffler takes an eight-shot lead into the final round of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, which got back on track Saturday following a lengthy weather delay on Day 2. Here's a look at the full tee times and pairings for Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas (click here for how to watch). Camilo Villegas John Pak Mac Meissner Byeong Hun An Alejandro Tosti Isaiah Salinda Henrik Norlander Nicolai Højgaard Rafael Campos Cam Davis Matt Kuchar Matteo Manassero Stephan Jaeger Ryan Fox David Skinns Jake Knapp Brandon Matthews Rikuya Hoshino Karl Vilips Alex Smalley Ben Kohles Victor Perez Doug Ghim Beau Hossler Harry Hall Thomas Rosenmueller Niklas Norgaard Davis Riley Matt McCarty Joseph Bramlett Chris Gotterup Webb Simpson Kevin Yu Ross Steelman Rico Hoey Sami Valimaki Taylor Dickson Thorbjørn Olesen Pierceson Coody Michael Thorbjornsen Max McGreevy Chandler Phillips Patton Kizzire Ben Martin Trey Mullinax Nate Lashley Si Woo Kim Jordan Spieth Sam Burns Mark Hubbard Takumi Kanaya Cameron Champ Vince Whaley Sungjae Im Will Gordon Kevin Roy Danny Walker Patrick Rodgers Sam Stevens Andrew Putnam Eric Cole Rasmus Højgaard Antoine Rozner Nico Echavarria Kurt Kitayama Jhonattan Vegas Adam Schenk Ricky Castillo Scottie Scheffler Erik van Rooyen
USA Today
25-04-2025
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- USA Today
Notable golfers to miss the cut at the 2025 Zurich Classic
Notable golfers to miss the cut at the 2025 Zurich Classic With scores going low in the Big Easy, several well-known players couldn't keep up and now have the weekend off after missing the cut at the Zurich. AVONDALE, La. ― After the first two rounds of play at TPC Louisiana concluded, which combined 18 holes of four-ball and 18 holes of foursomes, the 80-team field at the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans has been pared down to the low 33 teams at ties. And this year, with numerous low scores being posted, the cutline at 10 under tied the lowest cutline score in the tournament's history, matching the mark set in 2023. In all, 36 teams have made the cut and will play in the third and final rounds at the Zurich Classic. Kevin Velo and Isaiah Salinda have the lead at 17 under after shooting an eye-popping 58-69 (127). The American duo is one shot ahead of Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin, who shot 66 Friday morning after a Thursday 62 to reach 16 under. Denmark's Rasmus and Nicolai Hojgaard shot a 2-under 70 on Friday and are in third place at 15 under after two rounds. The team everyone is watching, Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry, the defending champions, are at 11 under, tied for 16th. On the other end of the spectrum, several teams were not able to string together enough birdies to get under the 10-under-par (134) cut line, and their 2025 Zurich Classic is now done. Matt Fitzpatrick and Alex Fitzpatrick, 66-69 (135) The 2022 U.S. Open winner teamed with his older brother once again this year in New Orleans, and while the Englishmen only carded two bogeys for the week, that was one too many when combined with their 11 birdies. They missed the cut by one shot. Collin Morikawa and Kurt Kitayama, 61-75 (136) Morikawa entered this event ranked No. 4 on the Official World Golf Ranking and No. 4 on the United States Ryder Cup list, and he and Kitayama play together often at home in Las Vegas, but a pair of double bogies on the front nine Friday offset their four birdies. The three other squares on their scorecard sent them packing. Wyndham Clark and Taylor Moore, 66-70 (136) That Thursday 66 looks great, but it's actually almost a full shot higher than the average score from round one, so this team had little margin for error on Friday. Unfortunately, on their opening nine, a run of bogey, bogey, par, double-double lifted their overall score to 4 under, and even with four birdies over their last nine holes, they came up short. Matt Wallace and Thorbjorn Olesen, 62-74 (136) Starting the day at 10 under, this pair of European Ryder Cup hopefuls had a chance to make a good impression on captain Luke Donald, who was in the field this week, but a 2-over final nine holes lifted the team two shots above the cut. Luke Donald and Camilo Villegas, 64-75 (139) European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald teamed with close friend and two-time International Team vice-captain Camilo Villegas at the Zurich Classic, and after an opening round 64, there was reason to be optimistic that they might make the cut and play the weekend at TPC Louisiana. But after a 3-over 75 in the foursomes on Friday pushed their team's score to 5 under, they missed the cut.
NBC Sports
24-04-2025
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- NBC Sports
Donald, Villegas' rule at Zurich: 'No sorrys'
Luke Donald and Camilo Villegas walk and talk with Rex Hoggard at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, chatting about what makes a successful golf team-up.
