Schauffele leaves it late to retain Travelers lead
NEW YORK: Xander Schauffele produced a late birdie spree to hold onto a slender lead at the PGA Tour’s Travelers Championship Saturday with a 3-under par 67.
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McIlroy drops way back as Schauffele retains Travelers Champ lead
Xander Schauffele has retained his lead at the Travelers Championship but is down to just a single shot heading into Sunday, while Rory McIlroy fell further back after another difficult round.
Jason Kokrak disqualified from Travelers Championship after failing to finish round
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Travelers Championship 2022: Xander Schauffele holds narrow lead from Patrick Cantlay as Rory McIlroy tumbles
Xander Schauffele fought hard to retain a narrow lead at the Travelers Championship, as Rory McIlroy tumbled out of contention. Schauffele was the standout player for the first two days at TPC River Highlands, but he did not have the brilliance of the first 36 holes on Saturday. Ad/> He went into the third day with a five-shot lead, but his playing partner on Saturday, Patrick Cantlay ate into the advantage to set up a shootout on Sunday.
Travelers Championship 2022: 'You want to ride that wave' - Rory McIlroy makes eight birdies to take clubhouse lead
Rory McIlroy made a stunning start to the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands. In what is his final event before next month’s Open Championship, McIlroy made eight birdies in a round of 62 to dispel any fears he could be jaded after a busy spell. Ad/> He was excellent from tee to green and rolled in a series of putts to fire himself to the top of the leaderboard.
PGA Tour's Jay Monahan calls LIV Golf an 'irrational threat' to growth of the sport
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Travelers Championship 2022: Tee Times, Prize Money, TV Coverage from Riviera Highlands as Rory McIlroy heads field
There may be a feeling of after the Lord Mayor’s show, but the Travelers Championship should not be looked at that way with six of the world’s top 10 teeing it up at TPC River Highlands. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler may be the one with the most regrets from last weekend’s US Open, having been beaten into a tie for second behind Matt Fitzpatrick, and he will look to shake it off in Hartford.